Last 6 Days Are Rare For SPYs

• Posted by JC Parets
• on November 14th, 2012

I thought this was interesting. It comes to us from the good folks at Sentiment Trader:

“This is the 7th time in the history of the S&P 500 tracking fund, SPY, that it closed in the bottom 40% of its intraday range (high minus low) for six days in a row.  After all 6 prior instances, it rallied over the next two days, averaging +1.3%.  If we broaden it to closing in the bottom 50% of its range, then there were 11 instances, and it rallied over the next two days 10 of those 11 times, averaging +1.1%.  The edge dissipated after two days.

 

Source:

Daily Sentiment Report – Nov 14, 2012

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