It is getting tough in this market to decipher what the charts are trying to tell us when it comes to the SharePlanner Reversal Indicator. Primarily because I use both a daily and a weekly version and try to make sense out of both. 

So when the two time frames may be giving conflicted messages, the challenge is to figure out what they share in common. 

On the daily SPRI, you have a reversal to the upside just getting underway, which may mean that the pullback from the past two days is done and over with. 

Here’s the daily SPRI:

SharePlanner Reversal Indicator Daily 11-20-13

 

On the weekly chart it is showing that we are halfway through a pullback that has not yet happened. And considering the fact that the Daily SPRI has bottomed, it tells me there is a good chance, the weekly push lower on the SPRI will come and go without any true downside impact to stocks. 

Here’s the weekly SPRI

SharePlanner Reversal Indicator Weekly 11-20-13

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