Short Term Outlook

I've been looking for any reason to stay in s fund. Here are a few. S fund is in a cup and handle formation which is bullish if it breaks above the handle. The RSI has worked off the high reading now in the fifties. As long as it stays above 50 it's still bullish. Double top but other indices have already broken out. Uptrend from December still intact but getting close to bottom line. Everyone looking for pullback still, so contrarian view would be to buy. Economic data is getting better. Transports have held the 50 day.

But, flat tops usually bring market drops. Gasoline is high. We are up big for just 2 months into the year. S fund has been lagging C fund. Europe?

So, all in all, things still look positive but getting iffy.
 
Sept. 21, 2012, 7:11 a.m. EDT
Dumb money sees a rally, so gird for a dip

By Jon D. Markman
Action on Wall Street continues to look like a prizefight in which the combatants are too exhausted to do more than wrap each other up and lean against the ropes while they catch their breath.
It is tempting to think that the flat action since last week is just a quick time out for the bulls. And it could be. But there is some evidence emerging that a longer rest period may be in store.
Jason Goepfert over at Sentiment Trader has for years been keeping record of the differing expectations for a rally from what he calls the "smart money" vs. the "dumb money." At present, 67% of the dumb money is expecting a rally vs. 29% of the smart money.
Dumb money sees a rally, so gird for a dip - MarketWatch
 
oh yeah we'll see a dip alright, but not until the russell 2000 hits 880 :cool:

i don't mind being called dumb money, the smart money losing their asses caused the financial crisis, shows how much they know lol.
 
From Sentimentrader.

When the S&P 500 rallied the day after a presidential election, it was higher 3 months later 90% of the time by an average of +4.4%. When it dropped the day after, then it was higher 3 months later only 50% of the time with an avg return of -0.9%.
 
Bearish engulfing candle played out today in SPX.

Stocks do go down and wouldn't that be something if these insane IPO's mark some sort of a top.

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