Technical Analysis
This exodus means that fund managers have less fuel to pump into the tank of this rally, despite improving fundamentals and a greater number of low-risk, high reward opportunities than we've seen in many months. Of course, the only real solution to this dilemma is for the public to fall back in love with stocks and step in with fresh inflows. There's an old market expression, "When you can't find the volume at current price levels, it will eventually show up much higher or much lower." This wisdom suggests that the public will return to the action at higher levels as aggressive buyers, or at lower levels as aggressive sellers. Let's hope the buy side of this prophecy works out. At this point, bulls have a slight advantage, but we shouldn't underestimate the level of disgust that Main Street feels for Wall Street after the Bear Stearns bailout. That revulsion might keep investors holding tightly to their speculative capital until at least the presidential elections.
Small-Caps Lagging
Small-cap stocks are still lagging the major averages, despite healthy rotation into other first-quarter laggards. This is a big deal, because buying interest in small-caps points to speculative fervor that supports a long bull market run. Alternatively, selling pressure in these instruments exposes risk aversion, which can spread quickly to other equities.![]() |
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I wish volume were higher, but this pattern looks legit.
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