Wednesday, November 30, 2011

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Sunday, November 27, 2011

HERE WE GO : FULL TILT INTO 2012

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Friday, November 18, 2011

TTT BUY SIGNAL AT 1210 SPX CASH Targets 1300

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Saturday, November 12, 2011

ANOTHER 200 POINTS MONDAY ?

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Thursday, November 10, 2011

TTT NEW POSITIONS

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I put together a 10 stock portfolio to buy and hold into Mid January and today's recap



1. Ford

2. MGM

3. FVL

4. XLF

5. UNG

6. ACAS

7. KBH

8. DYY

9. PCX

10. STLD



Stocks finished higher on Thursday in a choppy session of trading. Major indices opened the day gaining following Italy’s fairly well received T-Bill Auction and the announcement that Lucas Papademos would be Greece’s new interim Prime Minister. A better than expected jobless claims report also helped stocks in the opening minutes of trading.

About 15 minutes after the open, stocks began a decline that would last throughout the early morning and pare the market’s gains for the day. The move was attributed to a rumor of S&P downgrading France, based on a post on S&P’s site that listed France’s BICRA rating as “revised to ‘NA’ from 1.” It seems to be happening a lot lately, but it turns out the computers trading on the headlines sold the market based on information that simply was not true. S&P later announced that the post was erroneous, and that it was made due to a “technical error.”

After a late-morning “sigh of relief” rally after S&P backed its AAA ratings of France, stocks spent the majority of the afternoon maneuvering sideways. A decent rally into the close brought all major indices back in the green, though finishing well below their intraday highs.

Thursday’s session can be viewed as a positive for the bulls, as the S&P 500 finished well above its key support at 1220 (closed at 1239.70). However, it’s important to note that the session was nearly a disaster in the morning based on an erroneous headline. This just goes to show how sensitive this market is to any and all things that have to do with Europe.

Close Recap: S&P 500 +0.86%, NASDAQ +0.13%, DJIA +0.96%, Midcaps +0.48%.





Tuesday, November 8, 2011

TTT SENTIMENT OK BUT AT RESISTANCE

1 We're seeing very few extremes among our indicators. When we've seen this in the past, we normally get a larger-than-average move in stocks during the next few weeks (up or down).



2 Small options traders increased their bullish bets last week while large traders increased their bearish ones. This is fairly similar to what we saw in the spring of 2008.



3 Volume on the Nasdaq compared to the NYSE is the highest since the July market peak. It's not quite up to "speculative fervor" levels, though, and it's more due to a dearth of NYSE volume than it is a burst in Nasdaq volume.






Monday, November 7, 2011

TTT BUY SIGNAL ENDS TUESDAY A.M.

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Friday, November 4, 2011

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011

BUYING QQQ AND SPY Q4 CALLS

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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

TERRIBLE TUESDAY OR BUYING OPP ?

We are leveraged long ....TTT BUY SIGNAL ON 1210 SPX CASH



Bottom Line


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When we get a waterfall decline like the past two days, accompanied by spikes in volatility, the market almost always bounces back in the short-term, and it should happen again. Asset flows in the Rydex mutual fund family is abnormal and troubling, however, and doesn't fit with what our other indicators are showing.



Sentiment


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The decline over the past two days has been somewhat scary, at least judging from a couple of our indicators.



Earlier this afternoon in a Data Brief, we looked at "double jumps" in the VIX fear gauge. The VIX did close with a gain of more than +15% for the 2nd consecutive day on Tuesday, so the table of 6 precedents is in effect. Even when we relax the parameters, the short-term repercussions were bullish.



Somewhat related to the VIX, put option activity has spiked relative to call options. The Equity Put/Call Ratio moved to its 5th-highest distinct level since the market bottomed in 2009. The other days saw stocks move higher in a volatile fashion afterward.



One piece of the puzzle that doesn't fit is Rydex mutual fund traders. The Beta Chase Index jumped above 6 on Monday, very unusual for a down day in the market.



Part of the reason was that those traders continued to move into the Nasdaq 100 (NDX) fund, pushing the Bull/Bear Ratio there to the highest ever (dating back to 2000). There is now 50 times more money invested in the long NDX fund than the inverse NDX fund. That is not encouraging.



Technicals, Seasonality, Etc.


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There have been 6 times the S&P lost -2% or more the day before a Federal Reserve interest rate decision. All 6 of them rallied on the day of the decision, averaging +1.7%.



There have been a handful of times since 1950 that the S&P suffered at least a -5% decline over 3 days after hitting a multi-month high. All 5 occurrences led to a 2-3 day halt of the selling pressure at worst.



Since 1982, there have been 7 times the S&P opened down at least -1% and closed down at least -2% for two straight days, and 5 of those were in 2008. For what it's worth, 6 of the 7 rebounded the next day. There was a lot of short-term volatility, but by 10 days later, 6 of the 7 were positive again.



Since 1928, there have only been 4 other times the S&P lost -2% or more on the last day of a month, and -2% or more on the first day of the next month (Jun '31, Oct '98, Mar '09 and Oct '11). All of them rallied at least +11% into the end of that month.



If we just look at consecutive -1% declines surrounding month-end, then the rest of the month was positive 11 out of 14 times, averaging +4.8%.


Tom