quantifiableedges.blogspot.com - 11/3/2009
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So I’ve been asked a few times, “what has been happening with the Capitulative Breadth Indicator (CBI) ?” No I haven’t stopped tracking it. There just hasn’t been a significant reading since the March bottom. Below is a chart I post to the members section of the website every night. As ...
CBI Moves Back Up To 13
quantifiableedges.blogspot.com 10/28/2008 — The CBI spiked back up on Monday. After hitting 48 earlier this month it quickly dropped down to 7. It never made it back to the neutral “3” level, but the sharp move from 48 to 7 prompted sales in all CBI related trades on the morning of Tuesday the ...
CBI Drops to 3 - Now Neutral
quantifiableedges.blogspot.com 3/12/2009 — In my March 3rd post I noted my Capitualtive Breadth Indicator (CBI) rose to extreme territory. It hit 12 on the afternoon of March 2nd and peaked at 18 the next afternoon. I showed a simple system in that post that went long on a reading of 10 or ...
CBI of 12 Suggests Bounce is Near
quantifiableedges.blogspot.com 3/3/2009 — I’m beginning to see some indicators hit truly extreme readings – most of them breadth indicators. One indicator I track that finally spiked up to an extreme reading Monday is the Capitulative Breadth Indicator (CBI). It now stands at 12 and could ...
"So Much Happening in Washington and So Little To Show for It"
economistsview.typepad.com 10/15/2009 — Robert Reich is not pleased with the proposals from congress for health care
reform, financial regulation, environmental legislation, and job creation, all
of which come up far short of what is needed, and he says lobbyists are to blame:
So ...
It's Happening in China Too
stockresearchportalblog.com 3/13/2009 — February Chinese global exports dropped 25.7% year/year. The shrinking Chinese exports help the US trade deficit shrink which, in turn, brings the US economy into better balance.
How do we stop it from happening again?
worthwhile.typepad.com 11/16/2008 — Nick Rowe passes this along: We failed. By “we” I mean economists. Sure, there’s a lot of blame to go round; a lot of people made bad decisions. But we didn’t know how to design a financial system which is...
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