Figure 1. S&P500/ Rydex Leveraged Bull v. Leveraged Bear/ daily
Now remember the Rydex market timers are only a representative sample of all market participants, but we should note that the ratio of leveraged bulls to leveraged bears, which is greater than 2 to 1, marked every short term high in the S&P500 going back to mid - June. These are highlighted by the maroon vertical lines.
One must assume that market participants are expecting higher prices. As we know, what we expect and what we get are often two different realities when it comes to the market. Our expectation is for higher prices, but the market (or person at the buy button) didn't get the memo this week. Volume is light, and the price action is moribund and random.
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Welcome back Guy! I hope you enjoyed the holidays!
Can we have an update on your "next big thing" indicator for the markets? What does it say today, still no bull market for US main indices? thanks
Welcome back!
Thanks!
Thanks and good to be back; some vacations are not restful; this was one of them.
D-man: I am putting together a "next big thing" look at the various asset classes in an attempt to help position oneself for the coming year
As of Tuesday's close Rydex sentiment remains at bullish extremes.
Bullish & leveraged: 731.38
Bearish & leveraged: 320.68
Ratio: 2.28
Money market: 1,280.80
Rydex money-market assets continue to hover near extreme lows, which suggests the Rydex timers remain "all in."
Welcome back, Guy!
thanks Johnny!!
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