The STTI indicates the expected general direction of the Market and its relative safety over the next 5 trading days. Like the Indicator Index, the color gives a clue to the positiveness or negativity of the reading (red = negative, green = positive). Also like the Indicator Index, the higher the number, the more bearish the reading. Tracking the STTI began in December 2000. Generally speaking, readings above 0 are increasingly bearish and below -20, bullish. The further above or below the neutral range (0 to -20) the stronger the signal is. The numbers below any chart, including this one, show the months of the year since each chart covers one year in time. Months with double dates are months with five weeks. Thus to read the chart correctly, just read the last number which is also in the box on the chart. The entire chart shows the entire year if you are interested in seeing what the previous readings have been.
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