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To: Justa Werkenstiff who wrote (20022)9/26/2001 11:37:02 AM
From: Paul Shread  Respond to of 52237
 
Justa,

The PC ratio was nice - but then promptly fell through the floor. No skepticism or lasting fear there, IMO, unlike April.

WS equity allocations were raised on Monday; they will be cutting at the bottom. They briefly dipped below 50% in 1998; they're at about 70% now.

Non-commercials in the NDX remain at glue-bong levels, while SPX commercials may have added longs, but they did not reduce shorts.

TRIN was way too low - for whatever reason, intervention or not. No 90% downside days.

Mutual fund outflows were not nearly as strong as I'd like to see.

In short, we need people to give up and walk away, and I don't think we saw that last week. At a minimum, we need a show of bullishness by SPX commercials, and we don't have that yet either.

Paul



To: Justa Werkenstiff who wrote (20022)9/26/2001 3:11:18 PM
From: donald sew  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 52237
 
Justa,

As negative as things appear to be, the NAZ/NDX is lagging the SOX to the downside. The SOX is down 7+% and is already retesting its recent lows, while the NAZ is down 2.45%. So it is possible that under extreme selloff situations, the SOX may not lead the NAZ/NDX.