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We have spoken at length about the importance of Institutional investors vs.
the stock market. The key element of importance was the fact that Institutions
control well over 50% of any day's typical volume. So, the market follows the
trend of what Institutions are doing with their "core holdings".
Investors who trade against the prevailing trend of Institutions
are betting that they can produce a profit when Institutions are trading against
them.
It is just not sound investing and the odds are that you will always lose
money in the long run if you trade in the opposite direction of the
Institutional "core holding" trend.
This morning we will show you the current Institutional index chart as of
yesterday's close. (We post Institutional charts every day on our paid subscriber
sites.)
This chart shows the movement of Institutional core holdings going back to
2003.
1. What is clear, is that the Institutional Index moved in a Bullish up channel
from 2003 through 2007.
2. Then, in January, the Index fell through the bottom of the channel's support.
3. It then hit dropped until it hit a support line, and rose back up to the
resistance on the lower channel.
Since that time, the index failed to the downside, retested the lower support
and failed again. It is now below that important support line. Until the Institutional
index reverses its trend to the upside, investors would be smart to not play
the long side of the market. If preservation of capital means anything to you,
follow the trend and direction of Institutional activity.
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