A. Insiders will always be net sellers, and it is not usually a bearish signal.
Gains in the stock market, like those of Thursday and Friday, are typically bearish signals for gold, he said.
If an exchange has a high short interest ratio of around five or greater, this can be taken as a bearish signal, and vice versa.
The dollar is supported by higher interest rates, so the prospects of lower yields are a bearish signal for the American currency.
When it is below the average, that is a bearish signal.
The metals virtually ignored a number of traditionally bearish signals including sharply higher stock prices and a stronger dollar.
Many advisers and investors believe that this is a strong bearish signal.
A. In the past decade, there have only been 14 months when the ratio sent a bearish signal.
"If that number comes out showing a surplus of more than $7 billion, and I think it will, that will be a bearish signal."
It is generally regarded as a bearish signal if prices drop below the neck line.
