Nearly a year ago we took a fairly close look at the AAPL:$NDX ratio in which we demonstrated that any time we saw that ratio falling, the NASDAQ 100 simply had to follow suit.  And vice versa.  And of course that made perfectly good sense since AAPL… more »

Introduction To 2013 The first trading week of year 2013 was historical.  First, the US economy went over its self-prescribed fiscal cliff (Monday at midnight), but then by late Tuesday night it suddenly did not.  The tail was wagging the dog on… more »

Written by John Lounsbury For the first 30 months after the secular bear market low of March 2009, small caps consistently led the way.  In most of the year that followed, from August of 2011, the highs and lows of the three market indices, S&P 500… more »

by Guest Author Albertarocks When a general stops leading his army mass surrender usually soon follows.  Very often when an index begins to lose leadership from its general the entire complex soon finds itself in big trouble. If there was ever an ind… more »