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Technology Stocks : Semi Equipment Analysis
SOXX 297.50-2.6%Nov 6 4:00 PM EST

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To: Donald Wennerstrom who wrote (36150)10/7/2007 6:06:20 PM
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Can the market keep going? The $NYSI and $NASI say why not?

Market strength has been good since the bottom in August. Currently we do have a number of indications that market sentiment is swinging towards overly bullish. The Investors Intelligence poll and CPC are definitely moving towards worrysome levels for those of us who are bullish like myself. There are also complaints that volume has been light on this rally. I think volume has been light because the rally started during the late summer. Summer months are typically low volume. In addition most of this rally has taken place in the absence of earnings. Volume will pick up with earning starting soon. Can the market continue higher?

I think it can for a while.

Neither the $NASI nor the $NYSI is so overbought that these summation indexes are showing the market are in definite danger of selling off. Instead they show money continues to funnel into the market.

The Summation Index is a proxy that tells the swing trader whether money is flowing into or out of the market. When the Summation Index is in a strong uptrend, it indicates that the bulls are stronger than the bears. In a downtrend, it communicates just the opposite.











In addition these weekly charts suggest there is room for further appreciation:

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