- One item that caught my eye after Friday's close was the ratio of down volume to up volume.
- Ordinarily when you see distribution spikes you'll see a 10:1 to 20:1 down to up volume ratio or up to down volume ratio. Check the chart above for yourself. I think you'll be able to spot the unusual reading if you stare at it really, really long and hard comparing to prior history (kidding).
- What does a 120:1 ratio indicate??? Capitulation? Or is it merely fear of holding over the weekend? And if so, do they reverse it on Monday with a buy fest?
- This market continues setting new record readings in traditional indicators on both the upside and downside. Sure makes it tough to use history as a guide when we keep making new history.
- Still highly volatile and whippy...and negative. Check the charts on the sidebar.
- Always amazing how often simple trend lines can act to halt or stall price action. Example...black trend line has been there since the Flash crash. Trying to find new lines.
- One day at a time.
Horse Manure, Climate Change, and Nuclear Energy
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The "Great Manure Crisis" of the late 19th century offers some serious
lessons for those worried about the "existential threat" of global warming
from CO2 ...
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