Primary count is that (iii) of [c] of Minor 2 is in play. Need a break above 1100 to confirm something for the SPX. The transports and NASDAQ 100 did break their recent pivot high so we do have at least a few indexes that have broken their July 13th highs where 1099 on the SPX resides.
The markets cleared one down trend line and stalled created another.
Fear package chart shows the VIX had a very stubborn day despite the massive up day in the indexes. It means something, just not sure what yet. Top thoughts are that the stubborn VIX proves that traders are still too cautious and bearish (and who can blame em?) and refuse to make that leap of faith back to "this-is-a- new-bull" type thinking. It would be nice if that leap of faith occurred and the VIX gap was at least challenged.The other thought is that P[3] is exerting overwhelming social pressures and fear is starting to become more of a prominent emotion that refuses to reach back toward certain comfort levels that occurred during the P[2] rally.
Yet no doubt that these charts help prove that fear has certainly subsided. The CPC 10 day average may be curling back down for a final wave. It would all fit so nicely together if that happened.
The cumulative chart is something to behold. Having a dogma that this chart will always lead to upside prices is most certainly faulty thinking. We have a significant double divergence going on. Maybe this is leading but maybe its showing a major inflection point and a bearish one. The sensitive Ultimate Oscillator is acting negatively.
And why should we think new accum highs mean new stock price highs? Here is the weekly version of the same chart. Reached new accum highs late 2009 yet stocks are no where near their previous 2007 peaks are they?
My point? It makes sense there would be the same negative divergence on the daily chart. Buy stocks here at your own risk.