The brainless software continues to be extremely bullish, as it is calling for 15 new buys and only two new shorts, on the weekly time frame. Over all, it has about 150 long signals, and only 46 short signals, out of over 700 ETF's, and a lot of the short signals are on the SHORT index's, how come that doesn't surprise me. I only have the weekly signals up here, and on the Russell 1000 below, as it only has about 4 or 5 new long's and short's on the daily signal's, which tell's me it's pretty bullish in the longer term, but very split and indecisive in the short term (sounds like some one else I know).
The 4 charts are UGA, SEA, 100 and MOO. I show the new buy on UGA because it came up with a new buy on VLO, below, which also means TSO as they both move about the same, and I've been watching them for quite awhile, maybe the software feel's there's a storm a brewing out in the gulf or some thing. It like's the global shipper's, SEA, in looking at the Baltic Dry index in StockCharts.com, which you can get under the sticker symbol $BDI, it has actually come down for a number of week's, but may be basing, I know the shipper guru's were all excited about the earnings report from DRYS the other day.
One thing that SEA, 100 and MOO have in common is the high over to the left of where we are now, from eight week's ago, an awful lot of the ETF's have this same configuration, with a break over that high probably leading to more gains (YUCKO!!!).
The software came up pretty split on the Russell 1000, with 15 new buy's and 11 new short's, on the weekly chart's, over all it has about 165 long signals and 33 short signals, so it's pretty bullish, just like on the ETF's. I have some weird individual putting weird symbols in the comment's section, so I may shut the comment's off, nobody ever comment's anyway, so it don't matter, you can send me an email anyway, if you want to tell me what an idiot I yam.





