Don't step on my blue suede bear paws
If one looks at a graph of the NYSE cumulative composite advance/decline line for 2005/2006, there is no distributional top forming yet, the trend line indicates breadth continues to lead price. Just remember that bull markets do not like company, the market will do everything it can to make the majority gunshy and keep the bears from recognizing the prevailing trend. Sure seems to be working that way for the choir singers.
The AAII survey has reflected bearishness toward the equity market at a time when the DJIA has risen to new recovery highs. That could lead a renewed confidence by individual investors that the equity markets will rally further. The 25-day CBOE PUT/CALL ratio recently reached a high of 83%, which supports that short term view. The put/call ratio is used as a contrary indicator: a low reading is bearish and a high reading is bullish. The S&P Financials index has made a new all-time high recently, and financials represent 21% of the market. It's good to see that the American Association of Individual Investors Sentiment survey has had a bearish reading, which has generated a short-term bullish contrarian reading. That darn A/D line is not diverting, and it's very rare the price will top without A/D divergence.
Dennis - your friendly bullmeister waiting on the megabull trend.