Below are charts with the bearish intensity scores for the most bearish stocks on Twitter for the week and month ended 4/15/14.
Most Active Stocks on Twitter
Below are charts with the total intensity scores for the most active stocks on Twitter for the week and month ended 4/15/14.
Most Bearish Stocks on Twitter
Below are charts with the bearish intensity scores for the most bearish stocks on Twitter for the week and month ended 4/8/14.
Most Active Stocks on Twitter
Below are the intensity scores for the most active stocks on Twitter for the week and month ended 4/8/14.
Most Active Stocks on Twitter
Below are charts with the intensity scores for the most active stocks on Twitter for the week and month ending 3/11/14.
Most Bullish Stocks on StockTwits
Below are charts with the bullish intensity scores for the most bullish stocks on StockTwits for the week and month ending 3/11/14.
Most Bullish Stocks on Twitter
Below are charts with the bullish intensity scores for the most bullish stocks on Twitter for the week and month ended 3/4/14.
Most Active Stocks on Twitter
Below are charts with the intensity scores for the most active stocks on Twitter for the week and month ending 3/4/14.
Most Bullish Stocks on StockTwits
Below are charts with the bullish intensity scores for the most bullish stocks on StockTwits for the week and month ended 3/4/14.
Market Breadth Is Worse Than You Think
Last September there were a lot of market technicians talking about the number of stocks diverging from price and pointing out that market breadth was indicating a market top. I disagreed with that analysis and wrote a post about breadth not being as bad as it felt. Today I’m seeing technicians pointing to the NYSE cumulative advance / decline line (NYAD) and its recent new highs and the number of stocks above their 200 dma above 80% as proof that the market should go higher. I’ll agree there are a lot of stocks advancing on a daily basis and NYAD is looking great. The percent of stocks in the S&P 500 index above their 200 day moving average is still above 80% and is a great headline number. Last September it was one of the things that kept me positive on the market. Today that number doesn’t impress me so much. Why? Take a look at the damage done to this indicator in August and September of 2013. Those market
