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Tuesday, 20 January 2015

Funds Flow Analysis (FFA): 20 January 2015, Tuesday, 4.25pm Singapore Time



Current Latest Computed Funds Flow Analysis (FFA):
For Worldwide Financial Markets:
20 January 2015, Tuesday, 4.25pm Singapore Time
Donovan Norfolk Ang Funds Flow Analysis Indicator 
for Worldwide Financial Markets 
20 January 2015, Tuesday

Broad Markets / Big Markets / Big Wind Directions

Based on current latest computational results, Holdings Index Strength of Big Money changed from +6.784 to +10.000 (Maximum) in strength on the Donovan Norfolk Funds Flow Index OscillatorOn the other front, Big Monies' Bearish Puts Holdings on hand changed from -6.277 to -6.255 in strength on the Donovan Norfolk Funds Flow Index Oscillator. 

Big Money Aggregate Strength (posture) in holdings changed from +0.254 to +1.873.

Broad Market (Big Wind Direction) Short-Term / Mid-Term Posture by Big Hands:

In the financial markets worldwide:
Smart Money are longs for today and holding maximum longs.
+ Smart Money are also holding large amount of (strong strength) bearish puts for protections.
+ Bearish Puts are protective in nature and not speculative anymore.

+ Despite being in the longs region currently, Big Money & Smart Money worldwide are also in the bearish puts region concurrently; in addition, they have been in the bearish puts region for 6 months, showing that they have been cautious of financial markets worldwide.
+ Broad markets are still not being bought up generally; sell and unload stocks on rebounds.

Overall Posture of Big Monies: Smart monies are currently maximum strength longs with strong strength bearish puts in holdings ahead of ECB QE announcement. They are not overwhelmingly longs or buys (DIRECTIONLESS WITH CONTINUED VOLATILITY TO BE EXPECTED). Be careful.

Aggregate Net Strength in Holdings of Big Monies: +1.873 (Weak Longs)

+ Unload stocks on the technical rebounds which are meant to trap the bulls/buyers.

Worldwide financial markets are executing the following basic technical structures:

+ Long term: Transition to Bear Markets
+ Mid term: Uptrend Topping Out/Downtrend attempting to get confirmation
+ Short term: Uptrend

<< BEAR MARKET TRANSITIONS WORLDWIDE AS WARNED EARLY-2014 HAD RECEIVED 2ND CONFIRMATION IN END-2014 AND EARLY-2015>>

Long term major top for worldwide financial markets forming in 2014:

+ First confirmation of worldwide bear market transition had made in the first half of 2014 per warned earlier.
+ The worldwide bear market transitions have been warned in end-2013 and early-2014 based on technicals and funds flow characteristics of worldwide financial markets.
+ We are receiving 2nd confirmation of worldwide bear market transition in December 2014 and early 2015.

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Donovan Big Money Funds Flow Computational Oscillator
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Donovan's Funds Flow Analysis Index Oscillator:
-10 ----- 0 ------+10
Donovan's Funds Flow Analysis Strength-Index Scale Key:
negative (-ve) = shorting;
positive (+ve) = longing;
0.000-0.999: Neutral / Negligible Net Holdings
1.000-2.999: Weak strength / weak holdings
3.000-4.999: Moderate strength / moderate holdings
5.000-6.999: Strong strength / high holdings
7.000-8.999:Very strong strength / very high holdings
9.000-10.000:: Maximum strength / maximum holdings

Implication of Broad Markets/Big Markets/Big Wind Indices Directions
If it is a rising tide in Index Big Wind, most or almost all stock boats generally rise;
If it is a receding tide in Index Big Wind, most or almost all stock boats generally go lower.
Hence the importance of Big Wind Directions blown by Big Hands.




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