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Wednesday Marked Yet Another 90/90 Down Day

We just had our second 90/90 down day signal in the past seven sessions

Jul 9, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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After not seeing a 90/90 down day signal on the Desmond volume/price indicator for 132 days, we've now had two within seven sessions. On Wednesday, the S&P 500 Index (SPX) saw downside volume equal to more than 90% of the total upside volume plus downside volume, and the number of points lost exceeded more than 90% of the total points gained and lost. Don't make me repeat it. We saw this same signal on June 29.


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As we noted last time, Schaeffer's Quantitative Analyst Chris Prybal has found that the signal can act as a bullish indicator. In the five sessions following the most recent signal, the SPX added 1.2%. Dating back to 2000, the index has averaged a five-day, post-signal gain of 1%, and posted a positive return 62% of the time. If you go out 63 days after a signal, the SPX has seen an average lead of 5.9%, and is positive 79% of the time.

We can compare these figures to the average five-day and 63-day returns of the SPX. The average five-day return for the index is just 0.1%, and the 63-day return comes in at 1%. You can see the entire set of findings in the table below.

SPX returns

 

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