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Strategies & Market Trends : Jim's Nasdaq100 Special as a basket. -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: James F. Hopkins who wrote (2061)6/2/2006 1:39:33 PM
From: OldAIMGuy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2103
 
Hi Jim, I follow the NYSE and NASDAQ Comp. "New Highs and Lows" on a weekly basis. Norman Fosback uses this data in what he called his "Hi/Low Logic Index." I modified his methods slightly and plot the info weekly against various indexes.



Here you see that it's rather fickle compared to some of my other components. A higher value means there's lots of confusion in the market because there's lots of new highs and lows at the same time. A low value means there's consensus in market direction. (it doesn't matter if the consensus is "down" or "up" it's still bullish for the next 4 to 8 weeks)

Best regards, Tom



To: James F. Hopkins who wrote (2061)6/5/2006 8:54:57 AM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2103
 
Chart Rydex S&P Equal Weight (RSP)Vs S&P and Nasdaq
These charts will up date so comments on them made now
won't be valid latter. The _GSPC is Weighted S&P
The _IXIC is Nasdaq
2Yr


1Yr Note the Divergance as market moved up RSI went down.


6 Month


3 Month


5 Day


1 Day


"Thanks to Pcyhuang" for the RSP
Jim