Here are the latest readings on my stock market technical indicators. Long term continues to decline and is nearly oversold. Medium term is oversold. Short term is back overbought – near 6 month highs.
My stock market indicators once again indicated stocks were getting sold off, and then they bounced. Long term is starting to get oversold – only judging by levels we’ve seen since this bull market began in 2009. I don’t have data for this going back to 2007-2008 so it’s tough to know what it will…
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It’s been a while since I showed the composite indicator for the stock market. It’s finally getting back to extreme levels seen in late 2014 and before that 2011 and 2012. Medium term is heading back to oversold levels – meaning we’re getting closer to a decent entry point. Short term is heading lower…
Long term is neutral. Medium term is slightly oversold and is very directionless lately. Short term is neutral.
Long term continues to trend negatively. Slightly oversold. Medium term is slightly oversold. Short term is neutral. VIX is already too low to provide much fuel for a rally if one begins here. Seasonally, weakness could continue until November.
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Short term is neutral, and it’s recent peak was lower than the previous peak. Potentially a bearish sign and leaving plenty of room to fall. Medium term is no longer oversold. It is neutral, and slightly bouncing which could be viewed as a positive sign. Either way, it is not oversold so this is not…
Long term is below 50% for the first time since 2012. Medium term is slightly oversold at around 40%. Short term is again oversold. We’ll need to monitor it’s behavior at these levels to see if it bounces higher or lower than the previous point. The same applies to the medium term indicator….
Long term is slightly overbought. Medium term is bouncing back to neutral. Short term has declined from overbought levels back to neutral. The indicators once again identified a profitable buying point.