Showing posts with label VIX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label VIX. Show all posts

Thursday, May 6, 2010

VIX Now and Then (2010 vs 2008 spikes)


I promised myself since I stopped trading stocks in August that I'll get back in to swing trading equities when VIX is comfortably back over 40...

How comfortable does VIX look over 40 these days after a day like today?

Only the Goldmans/Schitty Groups/JP Morgan Stanleys/Merril Banksters of America cartel knows... maybe Soros too.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Weekly Indicator review 2-16-09 --- 2-21-09

SPX bullish percentage divided by VIX ratio breaking its support line that started since the October's first trough,
Put/Call ratio divided by VIX is still trending down despite the lil bump this week.
SPX spread divided by TED spread has broke its supporting trend line since October as well. TED ratio (3 month treasuries divided by 3 month Libor instead of subtracted) is still trending well.
Financial sector bullish percentage is getting close to 5%, a bullish level in the last few months.
A confirming indicator, Euro/USD divided by SPX, has signaled a confirming sell signal on the SPX. So did McClellan divided by VIX.
New lows (green) are rising, but not at exhaustion levels of an intermediate bearish trend yet.

All signal that we are in the middle of a bearish intermediate term trend but we may retrace back above 800 in the SPX then its time to load up on the shorts.