Daily Report : Stocks suffer losses as participation problems persist
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Stocks suffer losses as participation problems persist: The S&P 500 has been holding more than 5% above its 200-day moving average. Historically, we should expect about 70% of its stocks to be above their 200-day average when this is the case. But fewer than 60% of stocks are above their average, a historically poor spread. Its back-to-back large losses may have reflected some of that poor participation. |
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Stocks suffer losses as participation problems persistBy Jason GoepfertBOTTOM LINEThe S&P 500 has been holding more than 5% above its 200-day moving average. Historically, we should expect about 70% of its stocks to be above their 200-day average when this is the case. But fewer than 60% of stocks are above their average, a historically poor spread. Its back-to-back large losses may have reflected some of that poor participation. FORECAST / TIMEFRAME |
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