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[andraderui]

Eu tenho enviado para a pata porque ela com muita facilidade coloca-os no fórum. A intenção é para que ela os divulge.
Só que referi já no outro dia à Pata que em principio só irei receber mais um número (amanhã) porque eu não tenho serviço pago. Foi um Bónus. Mas eles tem repetidamente enviado mais quando chega ao fim o período free.

A Pata que me mande um mail com o endereço de outro amigo que possa recebê-los e colocá-los aqui no fórum,.

um abraço
andrade

[Fernando dos Aidos]

Pata,

Resta-me esperar que o andrade te envie esses emails nos próximos dias.

Um abraço, Pata e boas férias (só tenho pena de não haver almoçarada/jantarada...)

Fernando dos Aidos

[Fernando dos Aidos]

Obrigado Patdav... no entanto, eu tenho uma certa relutância em dar o número do cartão de crédito para um "free trial"

Assim, pedia a quem receber os emails do Mohan, o favor de os colocar aqui quando os receber (2 ou 3 só para ficar com uma ideia...). Estou certo que o Mohan não se vai importar (pois se é um "free trial"...)

Um abraço

Fernando dos Aidos

[Pata-Hari]

Fernando, tem sido o andrade que me tem forwardado isto. Se ele me passar o comentário, claro que deixarei o post (mas eu vou de férias para a semana). Também fiquei curiosa!

[Patdav]

http://www.daytradersaction.com/



http://www.21stcenturyfutures.com/page/tcf/


Cump
Patdav

[Fernando dos Aidos]

Bem... depois desse elogio do Nichols a esse tal Mohan, fiquei curioso.

Será que dava para agitares a varinha de condão patalógica e pores aqui 2 ou 3 dos emails do Mohan (presumo que os vais ter neste "trial period")?

Um abraço

Fernando dos Aidos

[Pata-Hari]

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Big money liquidating
Over the last few months the only consistently bullish sentiment indicator has been the Commitment of Traders (COT) data on the big S&P 500 futures contract. The "Big Boys" have been net long for this rally. But Friday's data release shows the commercial traders have already dumped massive numbers of contracts

This chart is courtesy of Tom McClellan, and McClellan Financial Publications. It shows how the commercial traders on the S&P 500 futures are now net short in a big way. So the market has lost a big underlying bid from these big money traders, and this important group is now betting on the downside.

We also can't forget that the VIX is still at a low, low 21.71, and our sentiment tank is empty. The SPX has dropped over 40 points from the peak, and the VIX hasn't budged off the lows. This is a much more dangerous set-up to the downside than anybody is thinking. The consensus feels that all the recent strength can't possibly die away quickly, and that glorious new highs are in the bag after a needed "pullback".

That's a very dangerous consensus opinion. The surprises -- like Friday's decline in the face of expected end-of-quarter "window dressing" -- should continue to come on the downside.

Sentiment Dashboard
by Adam Oliensis

SENTIMENT TANK: Filled up by 0.4 points to 0.7% full of negative sentiment on Friday.

SHORT-TERM: Has cycled through an hourly advance phase (with no net advance in price).

MID-TERM: Progressed 4 points in its advance phase to 75%. Our Confidence diffusion Index, which had been tugging on the gauge to roll over into a decline phase has drifted back to a bullish 1.

LONG-TERM: Weekly remains unchanged at a neutral 95/5. Weekly CDI remains on red side of neutral at a bearish 1.

BOTTOM LINE: Since June 9 the tank has drained from a normalized reading of 16.6% full of negative sentiment down to 0.7%, within a hair's breadth of its most bullish consensus in a year. Meanwhile the SPX has risen all of 0.3 points. The mid-term gauge's current "advance phase" is describing that 16% drop in the level of the tank. The inability of Price to advance during this period represents a bearish divergence. The tank has drained of fuel (negative sentiment) but Price is flat.

What does that mean? First of all, the fact that the tank can remain at such a low level for such a long time suggests that "fuel" continues to come in from "outside sources." That is, fresh money is being put to work in the stock market. That money is not in danger of being exhausted, so over a longer-term that is bullish. However in the shorter-term this bearish divergence suggests that that money is not willing to move into the market to bid stocks higher just yet.

Window dressing on Monday could make for a funky ride as the Performance Derby (fund managers jiggering positions to look good for quarter-end reports) climaxes. But we're looking for SOME increase in fear (associated with downside tests of support) shortly thereafter.