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A Couple Indices Up. Everything Else Down. (opens the original)
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On Thursday, the sector-average support score closed at 27.2.That’s the first close under 30 in some time. Last
The Fed Hiked. Energy Cratered. (opens the original)
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Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised its target rate for the first time in three years. Energy had been the single stronges
Capitulation, or Just the Start? (opens the original)
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Every single sector on my board finished this week lower than it started. Not most. All eleven. Technology held up best, dow
Oil Erupted. Conviction Didn’t. (opens the original)
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Crude oil rallied close to 10 percent this week on renewed Middle East tension. It spread to the rest of the board as a head
Does the Support Score Actually Predict Anything? (opens the original)
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Here is the short version, for anyone who wants the answer before the argument. When the sector-average support score gets very low, the market has historically bounced harder than usual over the following month or two. When it gets very high, the score itself tends to fall back rather than the market falling, crowding cools off more often than it turns into a selloff. Both of those patterns are real, they show up in ten years of daily data, and they have gotten stronger, not weaker, in the seco
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