SPDR S&P 500 (SPY)

[Two-timer]

Hey, Fox. Ty Durden at ZH has an interesting piece on the SPY rally. Two

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SPY Hits 3-Sigma Divergence From VWAP
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 10/27/2009 09:21 -0500


All those who have had a fishy feeling about this whole volumeless rally may be curious to take a look at the following graphic which indicates that unprecedented divergence between the VWAP on the SPY, which since the beginning of the rally in March has hit just over 91, and the actual SPY which as of last night was at 107. The difference between the two data series is now roughly 15 points, or about 150 on the S&P, or just under 1,500 DJIA points. This differential is entirely due to the low volume aggregation on the way up, in essence the entire run up has been a lite version of a 6 months long gap move up. What the chart also explains is the propensity by the market to see every potential sell off have a dramatically broader volume participation than the computer driven trickle higher, as all market participants realize there is insufficient accumulation interest to justify this 3 Sigma divergence.