Breadth closed nearly 3:1 positive Wednesday despite the weak finish, sending the cumulative breadth line into new highs. But despite the positive breadth, volatility indexes were notably firm. While VIX declined slightly, note that both the VXO and VXN settled higher. When volatility… Login | Subscribe
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CBOE equity put/call ratio running very low at .42 - haven't seen a close that low since last August $$ 8 hrs ago
Since 1990, $NDX about twice as likely to be trading higher one week after four consecutive 2-day RSI readings >98. $$ 10 hrs ago
Looks like 2-day RSI for $NDX will close >98 for a fourth consecutive session today. Third day in a row for $RUT $$ 10 hrs ago
New 20-day highs 2738 vs 3059 Friday, 20-day lows 152 vs 196 Friday. $$ 1 day ago
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Nasdaq/NYSE Volume Ratio 20-day Moving Average Closes at a New Record High
By Rennie on Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 at 2:44 amBreadth closed nearly 3:1 positive Wednesday despite the weak finish, sending the cumulative breadth line into new highs. But despite the positive breadth, volatility indexes were notably firm. While VIX declined slightly, note that both the VXO and VXN settled higher. When volatility…
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