Stock Market Lacks Institutional Support
Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets May 28, 2008 - 12:41 AM GMTThis is the Institutional chart that we post on our paid subscriber sites every day.
Given that Institutions account for over 50% of the stock market's daily volume, it is critically important to monitor Institutional activity on their "core holdings".
As seen in today's chart, the index of Institutional core holdings dropped on Thursday and Friday. The significance of the drop was that it brought the index back into the down channel which officially started when the Institutional Index reached an exact 61.8% Fibonacci retracement last October.
As long as the Institutional index is moving lower within the channel, the market will have no support from Institutional investors. This is a high risk condition.
By Marty Chenard
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