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Morning Briefing, 03/10/2010
Daily commentary on the state of the markets for Wednesday, March 10, 2010.
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Morning Briefing, 03/10/2010
Morning Briefing, 03/09/2010
Daily commentary on the state of the markets for Tuesday, March 9, 2010.
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Morning Briefing, 03/09/2010
Erlanger Squeeze Play: The Week Ahead, 03/07/2010
The Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ 100 and S&P 100 moved higher for the week.
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Erlanger Squeeze Play: The Week Ahead, 03/07/2010
Morning Briefing, 03/05/2010
Daily commentary on the state of the markets for Friday, March 5, 2010.
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Morning Briefing, 03/05/2010
WhisperNumber.com Outlier Report, 03/04/2010
Last report we stated data “now indicates a potential for market strength moving forward.” The morning after that report was released the Dow was at 10,383. The market closed today 22 points higher at 10,405. Over the past week the market realized a good amount of negativity before recovering to todays levels. Not exactly the strength data indicated. The limited market strength (and negativity throughout the week) moved the investor confidence reading 10.9% lower to 32.6%
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WhisperNumber.com Outlier Report, 03/04/2010
Instructions for Subscribers Who Own ADP, CVX, JNJ, SYY (Superstock Investor flash alert)
Markets, stocks are seeing resistance, time to hedge some of our positions.
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Instructions for Subscribers Who Own ADP, CVX, JNJ, SYY (Superstock Investor flash alert)
Morning Briefing, 03/04/2010
Daily commentary on the state of the markets for Thursday, March 4, 2010.
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Morning Briefing, 03/04/2010
Making Proper Readings of the McClellan Summation Index (McClellan Market Report)
We have recently seen reports calling the January 2010 Summation Index high a “major divergence”, since it was lower than the prior high made on Sep. 22, 2009. It is true that this is a divergence, since the price high was higher and the Summation Index high was lower, but the interpretive implications are not as dire as one might think. For long term comparisons, we like to use the Ratio Adjusted Summation Index (RASI). This version factors out the changes in the number of issues traded, so that amplitudes can be more fairly compared.
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Making Proper Readings of the McClellan Summation Index (McClellan Market Report)
Morning Briefing, 03/03/2010
Daily commentary on the state of the markets for Wednesday, March 3, 2010.
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Morning Briefing, 03/03/2010
Kiplinger Letter February 26, 2010 (The Kiplinger Letter)
For the next few months, at least… No clear picture of what’s going on with jobs. The confusing Jan. figures…lower unemployment but the loss of 20,000 more jobs…were just the start. It’s typical for an economy emerging from recession to zigzag, improving one month, backsliding the next. Plus payroll figures…from a survey of 400,000 firms that don’t always respond in a timely manner… often overstate gains or losses, requiring big revisions
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Kiplinger Letter February 26, 2010 (The Kiplinger Letter)