Posts Tagged ‘ Pre Market ’

Facebook Drops Below IPO Price In Pre-Market Trading – Forbes

May 21, 2012

Telegraph.co.ukFacebook Drops Below IPO Price In Pre-Market TradingForbesFacebook shares fell below its IPO price in this morning's pre-market trading. At 8:30 am, the stock is trading at $36.70, down 3.9%. The IPO price is a key psychological benc...
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Weak Open But Bulls Still In Charge

By Lee Adler

February 6, 2012

SPX cash opened weak, falling through the 5 day cycle centerline at 1342, signialing the onset of a down phase in that cycle. The 8 day cycle centerline is at 1338. If that area breaks, the market could trend weaker for the better part of this week. If it holds, then the bulls will...
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Market Indecisive In Early Going, So Where To Now?

By Lee Adler

February 2, 2012

Market Indecisive In Early Going, So Where To Now?

Well this is different. The market opened slightly weak after the S&P futures had a tiny pullback in the pre market. The 2 day cycle oscillators on SPX cash had been on the sell side since mid day yesterday, and are now on the cusp of either continuing down from around the neutral zone,...
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Market Blasts Off But Immediately Hits Cycle Projection

By Lee Adler

January 10, 2012

Market Blasts Off But Immediately Hits Cycle Projection

SPX (cash) closed yesterday with a 2 day cycle projection of 1285. It blasted through that on the open, resulting in a new projection of 1295.50, which was about where the SPX stood as I typed this at 9:35 AM. A 5 day cycle resistance line was also indicated at that level with the...
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Market Opening Outlook 11/25/11

By Lee Adler

November 25, 2011

After some weakness over the holiday as the S&P futures traded in Europe and Asia, they have bounced back a little here in the US pre market, just in the last half hour. Millions of amateur traders are home in front of their computer screens today, while many pros are taking the day off....
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Market Opening Outlook 11/18/11

By Lee Adler

November 18, 2011

We left the cash market yesterday with a 3 day cycle projection of 1208 that was just about hit. The 2 day cycle turned up at the bell, with an initial projection of 1218. The SP futures have exceeded that in the pre market, hitting 1230, and now trading at 1222, suggesting a gap...
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Market Opening Outlook 11/14/11

By Lee Adler

November 14, 2011

The 5 day and 2 day cycles on the Spoo futures turned down in the pre market, mostly after Europe opened. They are now trading right at the 5 day cycle centerline at 1255. They’ve been holding there for the past 2 hours and could go either way from here. Both 5 and 2...
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Market Opening Outlook 11/9/11

By Lee Adler

November 9, 2011

On the S&P futures 24 hour basis, the 5 day cycle topped out a few hours early, in the US pre-market rather than mid day. The Spoos are currently resting just below the inner 5 day cycle line, now at about 1248 and beginning to roll over, or at least turning flat. It is...
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Market Opening Outlook 11/4/11

By Lee Adler

November 4, 2011

The market is showing some disappointment at the small miss on payrolls which I had speculated yesterday was likely, although the seasonally fudged number came out higher than it should have. What else is new? On the Spoos futures, the 5 day and 2 day cycles have entered down phases with the Spoos currently...
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The Long-term Implications of Tuesday’s Action

By Pretzel Logic

October 12, 2011

The Long-term Implications of Tuesday’s Action

Tuesday's action has, paradoxically, left the market short term bullish, but potentially more bearish in the big picture. Let me explai...
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The S&P 500 and the Yen Carry Trade

By dshort.com - Financial Life Cycle Planning

May 16, 2011

May 16, 2011 Guest Commentary by Jason B. Leach, CFA Note from dshort: Jason Leach is the Director of Research and Portfolio Manager of Cravens Brothers Wealth Advisors. Frequent visitors to this website may recall his fascinating Age of De-Lever...
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The S&P 500 and the Yen Carry Trade

By Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner

May 16, 2011

S&P, Prostitution, and The Disappearance of Money

By Lee Adler

April 21, 2011

The market sailed through a week of light Treasury supply with reduced POMO support. A big Treasury paydown this week put extra cash in dealer trading accounts and it did exactly what we expected it to. S&P threw a little glitch into things on Monday by putting the US on a negative watch. They...
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Does The Fed Report Its Transactions? Does It Buy Equities?

By a Wall Street Examiner

March 6, 2011

Got this question from one of you. QuoteDoes the Fed report what it's bought (other than Treasury instruments)? Does it report whether it has bought equities and if so, how much? And my answer- Yes. It reports the operations every day. I post noti...
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The Pissanti Report

By Newswires

October 6, 2009

By Ags Nightmare Oct. 6 (Stool Pigeons Wire) ” Folks…the bulls can do no wrong…Australia cut rates!!! ( yep he said that )….. just look at Mosaic…they missed by a country mile…sales down, revenues putrid, earnings non existent….but they said things will get better and it’s up huge pre market…everyone is celebrating the demise...
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Truth and Reconcilation Commission

By Russ Winter

January 15, 2009

New one on one Lee Adler-Russ Winter podcast is on line. The first nine days of 2009 have checked in as the worst of this century. In pre-market it looks like we are headed for seven days down in a row, which is quite rare. The biggest casualties appeared to be centered in the increasingly...
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