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Strategies & Market Trends : Complacency Indexes
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To: Paul Shread who wrote (1113)4/30/2002 6:20:00 PM
From: TechTrader42  Read Replies (1) of 1487
 
Speaking of the VIX vapo-rub, the center of gravity indicator is giving a sell signal for the VIX (inverse to market), with the very beginnings of a crossover down.

Moving on to the CI's, the S&P ST one is no longer in oversold territory:

ST Naz CI: 23.223 0.000
MT Naz CI: 23.223 0.000
LT Naz CI: 56.849 49.087

ST S&P CI: 46.657 3.401
MT S&P CI: 41.099 3.401
LT S&P CI: 58.009 34.480

There are preliminary center of gravity buy signals for the Naz, S&P and Dow, with the fast line just beginning to cross the signal line. The CG oscillator was developed by John Ehlers, and is discussed in the May issue of TASC. Ehlers is president of MESA software. I've been intrigued by the indicator, after another TASC reader told me to give it a look.

Ehlers says the oscillator is unique in that "it is smoothed and has essentially zero lag."

ESignal, whose programming dept. is smooth and has essentially zero lag, has already translated the indicator.

But SI is a distraction. Pls. don't read this note.
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