For the record, this signal is based on a moving average
so it is very hard to get only 1 up-day in a 10-day period. A 10-day moving
average drops day eleven and adds a new day one each day. If we have an up-day tomorrow,
Tuesday, it will drop an up-day (day 11) and add an up-day (day 1) so there
would still be only 2 up-days over the prior 10. As of Monday, we would need to see 5 more up
days in a row before we get to only 1 up-day in the prior 10 days. That will be hard to do. If we were to do it,
it is a bearish sign.
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Monday, February 17, 2020
NYSE closed for Presidents Day...10-day Moving Averages
I wrote last week that as of Friday, “…there had been
only 2 down- days over the prior 10 trading-days; this suggests that we are due
for some down days next week. If we were to get to only 1 down day in the last
10 it would be a very bearish sign.”