On a little side note, I like this guy's information about the futures, http://cotstimer.blogspot.com/ , and he's pretty stoked out about all the bullish signals he got this week, although his trading system won't actually be able to buy the S&P 500 for three weeks, don't ask me why, I have no stinking idea, but he explains it if your interested.
$204.3 tttttrrrrriiilllion of "derivatives", 99.8% of which is held by only seven banks, http://www.financialsense.com/Market/daily/monday.htm . It's not to hard to figure out who those seven banks are, but a little harder to figure out who is going to be on the losing end of those trades, when all is said and done, but with a little work, it's clear who it's going to be, there's to many names to list them all, but you can lump them under one roof, that being "T-A-X P-A-Y-E-R-S"!!!!!!!!!

On the weekly scan of the ETF's the MSW came up with one lousy buy signal, and 42 new short signals, some of the short signals are carry over's from the mid week scan on Wednesday.
The MSW's heart is in the right place in saying to short housing, but I removed this ticker after I took the picture, as the ETF, along with it's sister UMM, have been delisted and shut down by the issuer because of the low volume, I remember the big hoopla surrounding these two when they were issued, and they stand as a stark example to "investors" to steer clear of a lot of these low volume hybrid, exotic type funds that Wall Street is trying to shovel out of the corral along with the rest of the BS they spout out, it can be VERY expensive to get caught in one of these things trying to unload your shares when it's to late, as this article points out, http://bit.ly/dkndgv .
I scrunched the three short signal chart's up to show you what the MSW is thinking, as all three signals obviously center around the major trend line break we have going back to the March lows. The over all signal the MSW spit's out is based on it getting buy or sell signals when over 60% of the 59 individual trading systems it uses fire off in one direction, and each one of those individual systems are filtered so that they will only be used as a "signal" if it get's at least a 70% previous successful hit rate and generate's at least a 20% APR in it's back testing results, and it only has three trend line breaks in those systems, short, intermediate and long term trend line breaks, so it's getting confirming signals in a number of the other "systems" in order to generate the short.
I used those three charts because of how clean they look, PBD, EEB and EMG, plus they aren't that related, being clean energy, the BRIC's, and our Mid Caps, but they all show the same "situation", that being a rather dramatic change in the prior trend, plus the first clear support area is the same in all of them, the July lows, as the run up since then hasn't left any supporting pivot points, and the disturbing part to me is that every one of the rest of the short's in the list look exactly the same, accept for maybe INY, RXL, QABA, and UBC.
Now, we've had pretty big volume the last week, and we "may" get a bounce, depending on if Da Boyz feel like they've taken care of enough people who suckered for the pre-earnings run up they manufactured, I mean, the only reason for the pull back is that Da Boyz probably gave up trying to suck in those stupid retails sitting in all that "money on the side lines" their sales people keep trying to use as the main reason for a new great bull market, so they are pulling us back to probably try and use a new line to suck'em in off the side lines, that sales pitch of course will probably be "look, the markets have pulled back 10% (the Q's have, the other's have not, so use your own guess on what percentage they use), and this is a GIFT FROM GOD (the CEO of Goldman is probably the one writing the senario up), and YOUR LAST CHANCE to get in the cheapest market's in HISTORY, for the 50-80-100% gains we are going to get for the remainder of the year (use your own numbers, and feel free to be as wild as you want)"!!!!!!!
Anyway, it's always been one of my "rules" (hahahaha, yeeeeeaaa, like I have "rules"!!!) that the first pull back off of a strong trend is "almost" "always" (those are disclaimers, HAH!) buyable, but my real interest will come in the reaction to the bounce, if we get one here, "they" may not be done yet, as I'm not sure if 7% is enough fire power for their sales people to be able to use, so we may have more to go. Regardless, if Da Boyz start feeling like their new strategy is working, that is, sucking in those obnoxious retails, then they may take us to new highs to keep the party going, but if they even get the remotest inkling that it's not working, then they may resort back to their favorite wish, which is to take us down about 50% below the March lows, in order to punish Obama and his buddies for their undeserved bashing of Wall Street's capitalistic piggest ambitions.

The MSW is kind of going along with my man I mentioned above, as it think's the Ultra S&P 500, UPRO, may be a little over cooked in the short term. Speaking of cooking (I was, wasn't I??), I may have some Chile for breakfast, since the MSW like's it as well, ECH. I don't think I'd want to be an "investor" in this thing, but it did hold that nice trend line, and your R/R is VERY clear on it.
On the short side it hates Europe, GUR, the entire world in ACWX (geeze, lighten up a little MSW), utilities, UPW, and thing with US or GROWTH in it, Gold, GLL, and Mexico, EWW (how you get EWW out of "MEXICO", is beyond me???). That commodity index, GSG, may be a little over cooked in the short term but the weekly looks exactly like those weekly charts at the top, and "could" have room to eventually fall back to about $22.

On the weekly scan of the Russell 1000 the MSW came up with 1, ONE, buy signal, and 42 new short signals, and I don't care for the buy signal on ZION at all, as it's coming into an area of prior resistance and looks to be triple topping. The short signals all look terriffic, for the most part, with BRCM and AGCO being typical of the of the REALLY good looking short setups, as they've just now broken intermediate trend lines, and because of the dumb ass manufactured run up into earnings season, the run up left virtually no support areas under them for quite a ways, an area like this is called a Void, or clear air. BRCM does have some minor whole number support under it, at $25 and then $24 and then down to about $20, but AGCO has NOTHING under it until that pivot in late September around $26.
I only have NTRI on there because it's one of my favorite trading stocks from way back, and my personal opinion is it's an "investor's" nightmare, hahahaha, woooooo weeeeee, it doubles from October into the end of December, off the news about the Wally World and Walgreen deals, then loses 83% of those gains in just over a month, when the reality set in about it's problems hanging on to it's customer base, as they tend to last about as long as the original deal is with the first order. I was in this thing in early October before the Wally World deal, if you remember, and naturally I sold it waaaaaaaaay to early, hahahaha, SIGH, but, I stuck to my discipline and sold it at my original target of $22 or so, anyway, I won't get interested again unless it get's back down in that range it was in before, in the $16 "area". Despite it's wild nature, it's balance sheet is actually fairly decent, as it has NO debt, but it's product is pretty expensive, as the suckers, eeeeeeerrrrrr, "customer's", soon find out, so it does better in better economic times.
I have no interest on any of the signals on the daily scan, which includes the shorts, CVD is about the best I could find, as far as a short, and the R/R is not very good on it, as you might get a couple of points, but this thing is strong and could go higher on you in an instant. I showed SIRI just to show you how stubborn the MSW can get, hahahaha, it trades SIRI like doggy poop, but at least it's heart is in the right place, as it keep's trying to short the peice of junk, wad ever.