
“Jason Goepfert at Sundial Capital points out that more than half of the stocks in the S&P 500 are already down by more than 10% from their 52-week highs. In essence, he says, the vaunted, long awaited, 10% decline has already been visited on a majority of stocks, but it just hasn’t been reflected in indexes. This is a remarkable number of stocks off 10% from their highs when you consider the S&P 500 itself was less than 3% from its 52-week high before it bottomed on Monday. To see how unusual this is, check out Goepfert’s chart above. It shows the number of stocks in the S&P 500 that are 10% or more below their 52-week high while the S&P 500 index itself was within 3% of its own high.”
http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/skinny-breadth-72613
Related posts:
Detroit makes millions from parking meters, can't afford to power them
Analyzing Jamie Dimon's Bear Stearns "Favor" to the Fed
Jeffrey Tucker: Is the Liberland Experiment Viable?
Japanese police ask ISPs to block Tor
Brzezinski: ‘Global Political Awakening’ Making Syrian War Difficult
Federal Reserve’s Bitcoin Policy Begins to Take Shape
Food Stamp Nation
Most Likely To Secede: The Rise of Nullification
Chinese Justice – Or Orwell Circa 2013?
Revealed: Al-Qaeda’s 22 Tips For Dodging Drones
Reality Check Special: Tea Party Groups vs. IRS
The Most Fascinating Profile Ever About a Guy and His Boring Startup
11 GOP convention speakers who actually ‘didn’t build that’
New product shuts car engines off with a radio pulse
TEDxMogadishu 2013 Theme: Rediscover