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To: Vitas who wrote (53277)	8/3/2013 11:01:46 PM
From: Fintas	1 Recommendation Recommended By toccodolce Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 218857

I'm not arguing with the market.. I expected it. Why do you think I'm long CORE. DUH? Unfortunately you don't agree with what is coming. That's ok by me. Your example re bpspx doesn't apply. WHY? It's too macro. OR You look at a one line and I look at the nuances of it. If you were to look at APPLE over the past 1 1/2 years you would also see it roll and then go higher to then COLLAPSE. You want to hold on to the view ms spx just keeps going higher making new high after new high. While I hold on to the view that MS SPX is going to have a healthy correction before 1944 is hit. I've put my numbers UP.. You and others have put up numbers as well. Come 2014 this will be resolved and then we can discuss. Until Be Well Fintas

To: Vitas who wrote (53277)	8/4/2013 1:34:12 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	1 Recommendation Recommended By Machaon Respond to of 218857

Investors, including institutional investors, are not committing to this rally... The Rydex Cash Flow Ratio gives an improved view of sentiment extremes by using cumulative cash flow (CCFL) into Rydex mutual funds rather than using the totals of assets in those funds (which we use for the Rydex Asset Ratio). It is calculated by dividing Money Market plus Bear Funds CCFL by Bull Funds plus Sector Funds CCFL. After reaching the bullish edge of the Ratio scale at the May market top, we can see how sentiment became quite bearish during the June correction. The July rally has taken the market to new, all-time highs, but, so far, investors have been holding back. Analyzing the data more closely, we can see that cash flow into bull and sector funds has not been enthusiastic, and bear fund cash flow shows that the bears have not yet capitulated. A note of encouragement is that the rally is not that old -- if it continues, positive cash flow could quickly catch up. Conclusion: The Rydex Cash Flow Ratio shows that investors abandoned the market during the June correction, more than the size of the correction ultimately warranted. Their reluctance to commit to the rally may be simply a case of not enough time for sentiment to change, and a reflection of how the "wall of worry" works. But in the end, money must be committed to the market to push prices higher, and so far, that isn't happening to any large degree. blogs.decisionpoint.com GZ

To: Vitas who wrote (53277)	8/4/2013 1:36:28 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™	1 Recommendation Recommended By Machaon Respond to of 218857

Institutional Investors Are Taking Profits (see chart below) This morning I am posting yesterday's close for what Institutional Investors were doing relative to selling. Actually, it is a pretty simple chart. The relationship of Institutional Selling to the market's movement is inverse. In other words, if Institutional Selling goes into an up trend, then that profit taking pressure sends the market lower. This is a good time to post this chart, because yesterday, the selling by Institutions caused a small up tick on the selling trend. The danger here, is if Institutions sell more today and an up trend gets confirmed. (FYI: this chart is updated every day on the paid subscriber site.) *** Please feel free to send a link of today's update to a friend, relative, or colleague. Just scroll down and click on the link below if you would like to email a page link of today's update. stocktiming.com GZ