Although new highs dominated new lows last week 3:1, even on the Nasdaq which doesn't consist of 50% non-common ( preferred, ETFs, etc.) stocks, the Selling Volume on Friday was huge - 2.6B on the NYSE, 3.5B on the Nasdaq.
Advance/Decline breadth, exactly 2:1 decliners, was the most issues down since late Feb., the last major selloff. Short interest is again a record at 8 days to cover on the NYSE, and IBD's number is also a new high at 7.82.
Despite the ugly week, surveys were for the most part bullish, with Inv.Intell. Bears at their lowest level since July 2004, at 18+; even the AAII reversed positions to 43:33.
Finally, corporate Insider sold at a 61 to 1 ratio, with Tech sellers 100 to 1 over buyers.
Here are the numbers:
Mktsentiment. 6/22/2007......5Yr.HI........ LOW
DJIA ………. 13360...........13668...........7286
Nasdaq………. 2588............2627.............1114
S&P500…….. 1502............1536............776
CBOE Eq. put/call ….62............87-5/04........46-1/03
VIX ………. 15.7..........44 9/02........10.0-7/05
ISEE-call/put ……. 127...........299-12/04.......58 - 3/9/07
(>200/Bearish)
McClel Osc……………-35...............91-5/04.........(81)-5/04
McClelSum…………… 248..........1568-6/03.......(726)-5/04
Newsletter Surveys:
Inv.Intel -Bull:…..…. ..53.3...........62.9-12/04......35-6/06
Bear:………… 18.9 .........38.2-3/03.......16-6/03
AAII-Bull/Bear ………43.2/33.7....n/a n/a
MarketVane Bulls…. 71......... 74..............24
IBD: Short Interest- ….7.82nh……7.82………. 4.0
Public/NYSE Spec.-…..6.59………13.15……….1.0
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Bull/Bear Poll …………35.2/29.4
Bullish%- ……….…75...............88 -2/04...... 46-8/04
*Insider corporate sellers 61:1
Sectors: Most Buyers: Healthcare, Finance (25 sellers:1)
Most Sellers: Tech (100 sellers:1)
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