Among the sentiment indicators followed here, the Insider Trading, at 22:1, was the largest since the June swoon, and the McClellan Oscillator last week broke up through the +50 level to return to 40 by week end, possibly foretelling a short term overbought market.
Money flowed out of mutual funds, ETFs and Money Market funds, possibly to buy things (school, etc.), domestically and globally. The AAII Bulls midweek did show fear in reversing their complacency -see below:
MktSentiment. 8/29/2008 Prev. Week.....5Yr.HI......LOW
DJIA ………. 11543……….11628………..14093............7286
Nasdaq………. 2367…………2414…………2810.............1114
S&P500…….. 1282…………1292………….1561………..776
CBOE Eq. put/call …71…………….70……………..92-1/08….....46-1/03
VIX ………. 20.6………….18.8…….…….44… 9/02 bull..10.0-7/05 bear
McClellan Osc……….40…………17……………91-5/04 bear...(-81)-5/04bull
McClelSum……….…-275………-405…………..1568-6/03.......-1187
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Inv.Intel -Bull:…..…39.3…………40.7……….…63 (12/04bear)......35-6/06bull
Bear:………… 39.3…………38.4…..………… 38.2-3/03.......16-6/03
AAII-Bull/Bear ……30.7/45.5……38.1/37.3……..n/a n/a
IBD: Short Interest- na…………….na…………15.0………. 4.0
Public/NYSE Spec.-…14.6………..15.6…….….
Bullish%- ………54………….…50………….…88 -2/04br.....19bu
*Insider corporate sellers.22:1…….18:1………..97………….4
Mutual Fund Inflows: (1.2B)……..(.5B)
ETF InflowsL..(2.5B)…………..(.7B)
Money Market Inflows: (3.8B)……2B
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