The Ord Oracle November 13, 2023

SPX Monitoring Purposes: Long SPX 10/27/23 at 4117.37.
Gain Since 12/20/22: Over 23%.
Monitoring Purposes GOLD: Long GDX on 10/9/20 at 40.78.

Above is a sentiment indicator which is the CBOE 5- and 21-day equity put/call ratio. The red lines and pink-shaded areas are times when the 5- and 21-day equity put/call ratio reached bullish levels for the market. It’s interesting that the SPX went straight up over the last couple of weeks, while the put/call players lean solidly bearish both on the weekly and monthly timeframe, which in turn is bullish. There could be a consolidation this week, but next week (Thanksgiving week), seasonality leans bullish and, with the put/call ratio remaining in bullish territory, the SPX rally may continue. We are long SPX 10/27/23 at 4117.37.

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This week is the 10th-worst week of the year for performance and could see a pullback. The bottom window is the 10-day average of the TRIN. Readings near 1.20 and higher are bullish for the market; the current reading is 1.17, which leans bullish. The next higher window is the VIX. Readings below 17 suggests the market is in a trending mode (current reading is 14.62). Also notice that the SPY has made higher highs and the VIX has flipped sideways over the last several days, which is a negative divergence. There is a possibility of a pullback, but 10-day TRIN and pull/put call ratio (page 1) suggests ultimately the market will move higher.

Tim Ord,

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