Replies to post #439223 on Zeev's Turnips Patch-No Politics (ZEEV)

[Zeev Hed]

During last December, the whole month saw the ISEE above 200, I am not sure what the meaning is the day of and immediately after expiry, I have not a long experience following that indicator yet. Two weeks ago, when we first breached 2200 we also had a day long of ISEE above 200, but it closed, if m,emory serves at 168...today's reading, however are indeed extreme.

[stiv]

As an ISEE watcher, I would say yesterday's number is likely indicating short term weakness. I might consider it on par with the 242 on Oct 24th and the 237 on Oct 3rd. Both readings were followed by a small drop over the respective next couple of days.

As an indicator of more long term market change, the ISEE has been very quiet for a while...really since last Dec's prolonged extreme readings. I track a few derivatives of the ISEE including the running cumulative change, which I consider an indicator of a build up of buying or selling pressure. If the 12-day MA of this cumulative reading hits either +50 (top) or -50 (bottom), that's extreme. The cumulative has been flatlining around 0 for a while now.

For a chart of the ISEE and my derivatives, check here:

http://incrediblyjejune.com/images/isee%2011_21_05.jpg


For a really long, drawn out snapshot of the data (will take a long time to load), check here:

http://incrediblyjejune.com/images/isee%20data%2011_21_05.jpg


Best,

Stiv