A couple of minor technical problems called “business” and “life” have now intruded on my increasingly bogged down publication schedule that, in the interest...
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Queasy queuing
Computer had a hissy fit this morning and I couldn't get any programmes working...belatedly realized time/date had reset to somewhere in 2002! Fixed that and life has returned to normal..
Marginal green for the early openers: Kiwis +0.2%, A...
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Drop and Pop
Massive intra-day rebound rally in all indexes.....
The Dow's final number tells all.......
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SPX Update: Next Target Unchanged, but More Bearish Potential Exists
Yesterday's rally exceeded my target zone by 2 points, and has necessitated a slight shift in the wave degrees. The rally was probably a bit too large to be blue wave (4), and has thus indicated that it is most likely the higher degree&...
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Philosophical penance
Early openers taking it on the chin: Kiwis -0.1%, Aussies -1.2%, Nikkers -0.6% and Sth Korea -1.2%.
All Aussie sectors red with Gold -2.7% down the most followed by Miners -1.8% and Materials -1.7%.
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Pop and drop
All over the place!
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SPX, NASCRACK, RUT, and USD Updates: This Rally Was No Surprise…
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Onerous overburden
Early openers have a spring in their step: Kiwis +0.9%, Aussies +0.7%, Nikkers +1.2% and Sth Korea +1.2%.
In Aussie sectors, Energy +1.6% and Miners/Materials +1% with Gold taking a rest, -0.3%.
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Everyone caught short
Short interest has been skyrocking,This was coming sooner or later......
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SPX Update: Key Overlap at 1292 Leaves the Bulls Feeling "Facebooked"
Before I get into the update:
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We're in the process of transitioning to a new board, and while it's still a work in progress (I started ...
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Notable notches
An opening surge for most of the early birds: Kiwis -0.3%, Aussies +0.9%, Nikkers +0.7% and Sth Korea +1.1%.
In Aussie sectors, Gold still on the move, +2.1%, Miners +1.9% and Materials +1.7%.
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Faceplant
Another rough day....
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SPX Update: 81 Points of Profit Captured as the Market Reaches Critical Support
Yesterday was another victory for bears, and the market is now in a price zone that crosses numerous long-term support levels. It's also sufficiently oversold that it's advisable to watch for a potential bounce.&nbs...
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Mottled misadventures
Early openers on a selling spree: Kiwis -1.4%, Aussies -1.8%, Nikkers -2.2% and Sth Korea -2.3%.
In Aussie sectors Gold +3.2% is the only green with Energy -2.6%, Miners -2.3% and Materials -2.1%.
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Splat
ouch!
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SPX, RUT, and VIX Updates: Market Placed on Crash Watch
A person is placed on suicide watch when he or she displays certain self-destructive patterns and behaviors. Likewise, a market is placed on crash watch when it displays certain destructive patterns and behaviors. As I'...
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Leaky levitation
Early openers nudging into the green: Kiwis +0.2%, Aussies +0.3%, Nikkers -0.4% and Sth Korea -0.2%.
In Aussie sectors, Gold +1.5%, Miners/Materials +1.1% with Telecomms at the other end, -0.4%.
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QE3 talk still not enough to prop the market
Late fade yet again.
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This Decline Isn’t a Selling Panic, It’s a Buying Strike
A few signals are finally starting to reach oversold levels, but there's nothing to mark the extreme levels normally associated with more meaningful bottoms.
As I was looking at the charts earlier, particularly the down volume to up volum...
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Jilted jetsam
Stocks being tossed overboard by the early openers: Kiwis -0.3%, Aussies -1.2%, Nikkers -0.5% and Sth Korea -1%.
In Aussie sectors, once again it's the resources deep in the red: Gold -2.7%, Miners -2.6% and Materials -2.4%.
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SPX Update: As the Market Grinds Lower, Complacency Abounds
Yesterday, both counts expected more downside, which the market provided. The picture has clarified just a little bit, and, as I see it, there are two main options for the short-term resolution.
What's interesting about this market is that it's...
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Inordinate instability
Early openers down for starters: Kiwis -0.5%, Aussies -0.9%, Nikkers -0.8% and Sth Korea -0.5%.
Mostly red for Aussie sectors: Gold -3.1%, Miners -2.6% and Materials -2.2%.
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Another day of ugly
Everything except treasuries sucked wind.
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SPX and INDU Updates: It’s Painfully Obvious What’s Going to Happen Next… or is it?
The very short-term charts are still a mess. Some personalities feel that an analyst should be able to have a strong opinion on the market at all times -- unfortunately, out here in the real world, that's simply not realistic...
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Haphazard haggling
Early openers looking somewhat hopeful: Kiwis +0.2%, Aussies +0.3%, Nikkers +0.7% and Sth Korea flat.
In Aussie sectors REITS and Consumer Discretionary both +0.7%, with Gold -0.8% the only down sector.
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Buy the dip,dump the rip….
Big move about to take place in the coming days.....
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SPX Update: Things Aren’t as Bad as You Think! They’re Worse.
Before I get into the charts, indulge me a bit of a rant regarding some of the systemic fundamental problems facing the world.
By now, everyone (with the possible exception of those guys who live under rocks in the Geico commercials) ...
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Gloomy gyrations
Internet connection probs this am...
Early openers doing a slide: Kiwis -0.1%, Aussies -0.3%, Nikkers flat and Sth Korea -1.2%.
In Aussie sectors Gold hanging in, +1.3% down to Telecomms -1.2%.
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Gloomy gyrations
Internet connection probs this am...
Early openers doing a slide: Kiwis -0.1%, Aussies -0.3%, Nikkers flat and Sth Korea -1.2%.
In Aussie sectors Gold hanging in, +1.3% down to Telecomms -1.2%.
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SPX, INDU, and CVX Updates: Market Decides to Mix It Up a Bit
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