NYSE

Both the NYSE and NASDAQ short interest ratios saw increases in July.

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While the NASDAQ short interest ratio continued to decline, the NYSE ratio increased in June.

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Both indicators drop to neutral in May.

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Both the NASDAQ and NYSE short interest ratios increased in April.

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Both ratios still bullish.

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Both ratios reconfirming a buy signal.

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NASDAQ ratio declines on increased volume. A new style this month gives the NYSE ratio more timely signals.

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This month’s feature was written by Don Weeden, still a Maverick and Innovator! Named one of the fifty most significant people in the securities business since 1950. “…...The world’s premier market center remains dangerously exposed. A move to Westchester won’t diminish the danger.”

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NASDAQ record high short selling. NYSE moving to new highs.

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NASDAQ ratio was flat for May while the NYSE's showed a very strong positive.

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Examining some of the impacts that decimalization and the inclusion of financial derivatives may have on the NYSE Advance/Decline Line & ARMs Index.

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“What? You’re buying MORE Junk Bonds?!” “Regulation FD” could ultimately improve the depth and quality of analyst research, turning the focus back to more relevant, longer term outlooks. “Sell Side” Stock Research: The reasons why we no longer use it.

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Since 1990, the number of listed stocks on the NYSE has increased by almost 90%. This surge in the number of listings can have a significant impact on a great many tools of the technician’s trade.

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In recent months, two studies have been released on the subject of program trading, particularly index arbitrage. One concludes that index arbitrage activities do no real damage. The other tells it like it really is.

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