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Strategies & Market Trends
Complacency Indexes
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387<i>The complacency index shorts work out best if the long-term indexes arebob wallace-1/23/2002
386The complacency index shorts work out best if the long-term indexes are heeded aTechTrader42-1/23/2002
385thanks for the spin on the VXN,that's about what I thought myself, but I wanbob wallace-1/23/2002
384Nice observation, Bob. As you know, tightening bands can precede breakouts. GiveTechTrader42-1/23/2002
383Brooke what would you make of the really tight BB's on the VXN, if anythingbob wallace-1/23/2002
382I don't follow the news, because it distracts me from my scientific analysisTechTrader42-1/21/2002
381The market is really dull today. My stocks are mostly all unchanged, except William JH-1/21/2002
380Yes, this one looks like a bargain: "One home, listed at $6.15 million, haTechTrader42-1/21/2002
379O/T You've mentioned wanting to live in Aspen. Well, here's your chanWilliam JH-1/18/2002
378Here's how the CI's ended the day today. The trend continues to be down.TechTrader42-1/14/2002
377The complacency index thread is always popular, even if no one ever visits it anTechTrader42-1/10/2002
376The Complacency Index link is on the front page hotlist again, without even a poSusan G-1/10/2002
375Here's how the CI's ended the day: ST Naz CI: 60.678, 72.487 MT Naz CI:TechTrader42-1/9/2002
374Overbought again, with trend up: ST Naz CI: 78.235, 66.706 MT Naz CI: 78.235, 6TechTrader42-1/3/2002
373Today, after the close, and yesterday: ST Naz CI: 66.706, 76.000 MT Naz CI: 66.TechTrader42-1/2/2002
372Here are the CI's now (and Monday): ST Naz CI: 44.471, 76.000 MT Naz CI: 44TechTrader42-1/2/2002
371Here are the complacency indexes today: ST Naz CI: 84.235, 91.529 MT Naz CI: 84TechTrader42-12/31/2001
370<i>"Is the number of stock picking contests part of the complacency iTechTrader42-12/30/2001
369A cordial invitation to the 2002 biotech stock contest: Subject 52126 The contesMike McFarland-12/30/2001
368Here's how they ended today: ST Naz CI: 91.529 98.273 MT Naz CI: 91.529 87.TechTrader42-12/28/2001
367No. 9 with virtually no posts, Susan. Seems like a conspiracy. And "No. 9,&TechTrader42-12/27/2001
366The Complacency Indexes are highlighted as the #9 hot thread on SI this evening.Susan G-12/27/2001
365Here's where the CI's ended the day today. Breakout or reversal? That isTechTrader42-12/27/2001
364ST Naz CI: 76.510 MT Naz CI: 63.776 LT Naz CI: 93.364 ST S&P CI: 100.000 MTTechTrader42-12/26/2001
363Interesting, Bob. The S&P ST and MT CI's: ST Naz CI: 71.476 MT Naz CTechTrader42-12/26/2001
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