GMI:1; GMI-R:1; Bounce or bottom?

The GMI and GMI-R each rose to 1.  Tuesday was the third day in the current QQQQ short term down-trend.  It will take a lot more time to determine whether Tuesday’s rise was the beginning of a real turn in the markets.  For now the QQQQ down-trend (as well as that of the DIA, SPY and IJR) remains intact.  I remain mainly in cash and short through the QID.

GMI:0; GMI-R:0; in cash and short in QID

The GMI is now zero, as is the GMI-R.  There were fewer new lows on Monday than on Friday (192 vs. 335) in my universe of 4,000 stocks.  The Worden T2108 indicator is at 19%, now in the area where prior market declines have bottomed.  Nevertheless, Monday was the second day in the current QQQQ short term down-trend and I have no idea how long this decline will last.  I remain in cash and short the Nasdaq 100 in the QID ultra short ETF.