Study: the stock market has experienced some "distribution selling" recently

Without context many of these stats are next to useless , how do these results compare to any random set of 7 days historically ? Underlying volatility , range , Mometum etc are variables that can offer context as well . I see a lot of these stats as trivia , I have no evidence either way but i see much of this as nothing but clickbait
 
The S&P has closed in the bottom half of its daily range for 7 days in a row. Oddly enough, this is more of a bullish sign, than a bearish sign for the stock market
Whatever sign it is, isn’t very conducive to my method. I’ve been bull trapped out of a sizable chunk of my annual gains. I can say that it’s an unusual pattern with no apparent “right” side based on historical volatility.
 
The S&P has closed in the bottom half of its daily range for 7 days in a row.
Oddly enough, this is more of a bullish sign than a bearish sign for the stock market....
That observation like saying if the day begins cloudy it will turn sunny.
Keep it up though as it seems you are paying.
 
Without context many of these stats are next to useless , how do these results compare to any random set of 7 days historically ? Underlying volatility , range , Mometum etc are variables that can offer context as well . I see a lot of these stats as trivia , I have no evidence either way but i see much of this as nothing but clickbait
He did provide a filter, > 200 dma. Simple, yes. But when it comes to backtesting, less is more.
 
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