Gmi-5; GMI-S, 19; markets weakening; GOOG, GRMN, IOC

The GMI fell to 5 on Monday, with only 94 new highs in my universe of 4,000 stocks. The GMI-S fell to 19, with few short term indicators remaining positive. I still think that this decline is setting up a rally when earnings come out in July.  The major indexes are still above their 10 week averages.  So, while the short term may look weak, the longer term up-trend is still intact.  I am holding covered call positions and a lot of cash.  GOOG and GRMN still look strong.  And then there is IOC which is giving me 10% premiums on my covered calls.  A lot of people must be betting that their natural gas find will pan out.  I am very pleased to sell these persons calls on my shares at huge premiums.

I will let you know if my indicators weaken.

Note my disclaimers on my prior posts.

GMI: 6; GMI-S: 31; FTO strong and GOOG on launch pad

The GMI is still at 6, although my short term indicators are weakening; now only 31% are positive.  Still, the up-trend has not been broken.  Nevertheless, I remain ready to respond if the GMI falls below 4.  The Worden T2108 indicator is at 41, still not really in bottoming territory.  This decline may set up an earnings rally early in July.  Meanwhile, oil industry stocks are strong and FTO, which I own, continues to climb. GOOG looks ready to go to new highs.  Have a nice weekend.

See my disclaimers on prior posts.

GMI: 6; short rates indicator plunges

The GMI remains at 6 and the QQQQ is in its 52nd day of its up-trend.  Furthermore, the short term interest rate indicator I have been writing about plunged on Friday. Irxx0615  The sustained down trend in this indicator suggests to me that the next move by the Fed will be to lower rates.

See my disclaimers at the bottom of my prior post.