|
发表于 2009-12-2 01:05 PM
|
显示全部楼层
This week’s data included a new twelve year high for the advisors projecting a correction, along with lower readings for both the bulls and the bears.
Fewer industry sectors are rallying and the measures of individual stock activity are slowing substantially from the initial index highs attained in the summer.
The bulls were down slightly to 50.0% after last week’s 50.6% reading
We continue to see fewer and fewer bears. They were just 16.7%, down from 17.6% the previous week and 26.7% the first week of November. That is the least bears since 13-Jun-03 when we counted them at 16.1%.
The difference between the bulls and bears was 33.3%, up just 0.3% from last week and another bearish reading. That last time we had such a large negative difference was in late 2007, just after the all-time high in the DJIA, pushing the spread over 40%. |
|