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The market, as measured by $SPX, moved to new relative highs this week, finally breaking out over resistance at...
By Lawrence G. McMillan
The market, as measured by $SPX, moved to new relative highs this week, finally breaking out over resistance at 3280. From there, it quickly moved to 3330, closing the huge gap down that had been left on the chart from when the bear market began on February 24th. Now, it has its sights set on the all-time highs at 3395, which is the last remaining resistance area. After this week's action, a close back below 3200 would be cause for concern.
Equity-only put-call ratios remain on buy signals, but in a very overbought state. The standard ratio appears to be moving sideways now, but is still at low levels not seen since January 2004.
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