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March 23, 2008

As you can see, the S&P600 finally broke out of the bearishly sloped trading range. Its escape is not dynamic, but enough for bullish optimism. Most of the other major indices also broke from similar negatively sloping trading ranges.

The Short-term Indicant for the S&P600 continues expression configurations consistent with a bullish spurt and possibly bullish sustainability. This configuration has been subjected to significant volatility, which is not commonly associated with long-running bullish cycles. Its Force Vector continues to rise, favoring follow-on bullishness.
The VIX Index continues configuring in favor of its bearish cycle, which should foster continuing bullishness.

 

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