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To: Ms. X who wrote (5405)8/4/1998 11:19:00 PM
From: Ms. X  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 34812
 
Word from Wizzie..

He is stuck in limbo with no computer.
He doesn't even have CNBC.
Where he is now, no one is aware a stock market exists.

He is miserable.



To: Ms. X who wrote (5405)8/5/1998 8:55:00 AM
From: Bwe  Read Replies (4) | Respond to of 34812
 
Chartcraft Report: NYSE Bullish % falls to 36.1%

Weekly Data:

NYSE Bullish %: 36.1%
OTC : 30.2
Optionable Stocks: 30.6
ASE : 37.0
Dow Stocks : 26.7

NYSE stocks above their own 10 week MA: 18.03
30 week MA: 23.81

Option stocks above their own 10 week MA: 16.0
30 week MA: 27.8

NY High Low Index: 9.3%

Bullish Advisors: 50%
Bearish Advisors: 27.6

My commentary....The NYSEBP is at the lowest levels since 12/94 and has only been lower twice before in the last 11 years (18% 9/90 and 20% 12/87). Still too much optimism in the survey of advisors and that leads me to believe that Chartcraft's Dow 8,000-8,400 target will be reached and probably reach the lower end of that range.

Broad industry Group Action:

37 groups moved down.........0 moved up..........10 status changes........8 groups moved to oversold levels

Broad Industry Group Bullish % Sum moved to -36.5 down from-24.0 last week. I've asked Michael Burke to send me a longer term copy of this chart, however, my chart goes back to 1990 and this weeks action surpassed the previous low made in May '94 at -33.

Because this data is so important, I'm going to post it immediately and put the Broad sector action in another post.

Take care,
bruce