Read Part 1 Here: http://www.scottschlegel.net/get-rid-c-diff-part-1-2/ Disclaimer: Again… please see a doctor. C. Diff can kill you. I believe my cure worked for me and two others. However, it may not work for you and may not be safe for you. Most of mainstream medicine considers this bacteria borderline incurable (permanently) so it is unlikely a guy…
Considering the above, it’s a positive sign the market seems to have broken out of its persistent negative patterns that existed all 2018. This bounce is strong enough to question its relentless rise without a re-challenge of the lows. It “feels” unsustainable. For people who bought on Christmas Eve, you’re enjoying impressive gains.
Here are the latest readings from my stock market indicators. Long term indicator is still heading towards extremely oversold levels. This is a lagging / coincident indicator.
Medium still oversold Short term overbought Ultra short term overbought Both short term indicators identified the recent tradeable bottom – oversold with a positive divergence from the previous low. If you were brave enough to get on it, congrats.
Medium term is declining and slightly overbought. Short term is neutral to slightly oversold. Ultra short term is slightly oversold. Although the indicators above are negative, we are into the best 6 days of the market – -3 business days to +3 business days of the end of the month. SP-500, Dow, Nasdaq haven’t broken…
Composite indicator is currently neutral. Long term remains slightly overbought. Medium term is slightly oversold. Short term is neutral.
Short term is declining back to neutral. Long term is slightly positive. Heavily lagging recent highs despite the Dow being at new highs. Medium term is slightly overbought and is once again lagging values achieved the last four years. The McClellan Summation index continues to trend upwards so staying long until that reverses may…
ong trMedium term remains oversold and headed back to lows. Long term is nearing neutral territory for the first time since early 2012. Short term has sold off hard, but remains off lows. It remains oversold. McClellan Summation index remains in a downtrend.
Long term remains overbought. Medium term is oversold. We need to see this indicator build on itself (a higher low than a recent low) before we commit to getting long. Short term is slightly off oversold levels. Percent of stocks above 200 day moving average near three year lows. The only time it was below…
Long term remains very overbought. Medium term is slightly oversold. The fact that it’s lower than its previous low should be considered negative.Short term is slightly bouncing from oversold levels. McClellan Summation Index is showing persistent weakness. Cumulative Four Week New High – New Lows has also been declining and surpassed its recent low while…