Comments on: Stocks Reverse Hard Selling Off All Session Into The Close, Closing Near The LOD; Lower Volume Eases Selling Pressure But Some Leaders Selloff On Higher Volume http://www.bigwavetrading.net/stocks-reverse-hard-selling-off-all-session-into-the-close-closing-near-the-lod-lower-volume-eases-selling-pressure-but-some-leaders-selloff-on-higher-volume/ Free stock market trading commentary by Joshua Hayes Sat, 24 Jul 2010 23:18:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: MarketSpeculator http://www.bigwavetrading.net/stocks-reverse-hard-selling-off-all-session-into-the-close-closing-near-the-lod-lower-volume-eases-selling-pressure-but-some-leaders-selloff-on-higher-volume/comment-page-1/#comment-890 MarketSpeculator Sat, 29 Mar 2008 23:51:18 +0000 http://www.bigwavetrading.net/stocks-reverse-hard-selling-off-all-session-into-the-close-closing-near-the-lod-lower-volume-eases-selling-pressure-but-some-leaders-selloff-on-higher-volume/#comment-890 Yowsers...can't disagree with you... Most managers are probably nervous to position themselves in anything before the end of Q1. Anything can happen, all we know is the big boys aren't playing at the moment. Yowsers…can’t disagree with you…

Most managers are probably nervous to position themselves in anything before the end of Q1.

Anything can happen, all we know is the big boys aren’t playing at the moment.

]]> By: Yowsers http://www.bigwavetrading.net/stocks-reverse-hard-selling-off-all-session-into-the-close-closing-near-the-lod-lower-volume-eases-selling-pressure-but-some-leaders-selloff-on-higher-volume/comment-page-1/#comment-884 Yowsers Sat, 29 Mar 2008 19:31:02 +0000 http://www.bigwavetrading.net/stocks-reverse-hard-selling-off-all-session-into-the-close-closing-near-the-lod-lower-volume-eases-selling-pressure-but-some-leaders-selloff-on-higher-volume/#comment-884 I suspect the FTD was a bunch of mut. funds et al re-positioning into the better performers ahead of disclosing their holdings for shareholders. This is your classic window dressing game. Any recent strength has been the dumb money retail crowd bidding things back to the MAs w/o the elephants participating. The recent lack of vol shows the institutions are not selling much, and they're buying even less. I suppose they're all well positioned now and just waiting for EOQ before they make their move (probably a sell-off IMHO.) Kind of resembles the last week of Dec 2007, just before the fireworks of Jan. 2008, doesn't it? April 1 and the Fri jobs report should be fun to watch. I suspect the FTD was a bunch of mut. funds et al re-positioning into the better performers ahead of disclosing their holdings for shareholders. This is your classic window dressing game.

Any recent strength has been the dumb money retail crowd bidding things back to the MAs w/o the elephants participating.

The recent lack of vol shows the institutions are not selling much, and they’re buying even less. I suppose they’re all well positioned now and just waiting for EOQ before they make their move (probably a sell-off IMHO.)

Kind of resembles the last week of Dec 2007, just before the fireworks of Jan. 2008, doesn’t it?

April 1 and the Fri jobs report should be fun to watch.

]]>