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The Gorilla Index

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The "Gorilla"  Index
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InvesTech Research

Closer and closer... our Gorilla Index of momentum stocks could break the "neckline" of this head-and-shoulders top formation at any time now. The more decisive the break, the stronger the evidence that the final top is in place and the bear is back in control.

* These 17 stocks represent the behemoths in the major market indexes. Composed of only 3% of the 500 stocks in the S&P 500 Index (25% by capitalization weight), they accounted for almost 60% of the S&P 500 Index's rally from the October1998 lows.

 

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