Re: [RT] Spoo and Boo back on track

[Don Thompson <detomps@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

One thing the market hasn't seen is a couple of 
days of extreme intraday tick readings.
You know <-700-900.  
Have you ever tried examining extreme tick to the 
extreme Option Premium ratio?
Course, good tick data, like OHLC is hard to find 
streching back more than 10 years or so.
 
Don
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Spoo and Boo back on 
  track
  
  Here is one more shot of sentiment using the IBD Option 
  Premium ratio and a few indicators from the WST software.  WST = Wall 
  Street Trader from <A 
  href="http://www.bullsorbears.com";>http://www.bullsorbears.com .  The 
  Option Premium Ratio has dropped to 0.25 as of Thursday close and thus is 
  signalling a buy signal from the level alone, although Chris Cadbury uses 
  probability patterns with the ratio to generate signals.  The picture is 
  that of sentment begging for buyers, so part of the equation is fullfilled for 
  a trend reversal.
   
  BobR
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    Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 8:34 
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    Subject: [RT] Spoo and Boo back on 
    track
    
    This is really not much more than a test, as I 
    seem to be bereft of post today from RT.   However, it is worth 
    reporting that as far as I can make out from the last couple of days, both 
    instruments seem to be running in their usual contra fashion 
    again.   
     
    Furthermore, I think that the breakout of the 
    top of the trend for the S&P turned out to be a false one and it looks 
    like lower price are in the offing.  Consequently, I am pleased to say, 
    the bonds are on the up.  If we break 105 evens, we could end up with a 
    decent range day.
     
    We'll see...
     
    Bill EykynTo 
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