In bear market crash, technical indicators are broken.
About Bottoms
Selling does not make a market bottom, buying does!
Industry Relative Strength
Industry group | 1 month performance |
Building – Residential | 19.70% |
Finance – Consumer loans | 12.50% |
Retail – Apparel Shoes | 12.30% |
Banks – major regional | 11.30% |
Banks – southwest | 11.20% |
Oil – US exploration | -23.30% |
Oil Field Machinery EQ | -26.60% |
Machinery – Electrical | -27.20% |
Steel – Producers | -29.70% |
Coal | -65.57% |
Money continues to slowly flow out of stocks. The one month | |
RS rank is occupied by members of the retail and financial | |
sectors. For first week since middle of July, they experienced | |
stronger selling pressure. | |
The usual suspects at the bottom (commodity related industries) | |
finished the week lower, despite showing some resilience as the | |
weekend approached. The small bounce in Thursday and Friday | |
is most likely due to short covering than a consequence of | |
renewed funds’ long interest. | |
Market’s weakness is spreading slowly in all directions and there | |
are fewer places to hide. If you are a retail investor, flexibility is | |
your biggest weapon. There are no good or bad stocks, only | |
good or bad trades. |