Market Outlook

  

More on the S&P 500's 50-DMA bespokeinvest.typepad.com - Dec 17, 2008   about  SPY As we noted yesterday, the S&P 500 recently closed above its 50-day moving average for the first time since late September. This break above resistance is a positive technical formation, and it also coincides with a breakout above the index's recent highs, which is another technical positive. Pr... add a comment   |

Zero, Baby! adamsoptions.blogspot.com - Dec 17, 2008   Big Ben to Retirees Who Depend on Interest Income and Didn't Invest With Madoff: F*** You! But if you have some Agency bonds hanging around, we'll take them off your hands.Yes, in honor of Zero Interest Rate Policy, how about some Really Young Elvis Costello and Less Than Zero<object width="425"... add a comment   |

After the Rate Cut? minyanville.com - Dec 17, 2008   The US Federal Reserve pulled out all the stops yesterday in a frantic effort to save the US economy from collapse and stem the deflationary forces. The Fed funds rate was slashed from 1% to a target range between 0 and 0.25% – the lowest the central bank’s key rate has been since records began in 1... add a comment   |

Should you sell your stocks today? bloggingstocks.com - Dec 17, 2008   Filed under: Market matters, Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Personal finance, Federal Reserve, Recession, Financial CrisisBack on October 1st, I suggested that you should take advantage of the rise in the market to sell your stocks unless you could wait six years to get your money. The Dow then dropped 3... add a comment   |

Market Defies the Odds, Bad News minyanville.com - Dec 17, 2008   The Sideshow Begins Yesterday the Fed admitted it’s afraid but that it will valiantly fight the good fight: "The Federal Reserve will employ all available tools to promote the resumption of sustainable economic growth and to preserve price stability. In particular the Committee anticipates that weak... add a comment   |

Cramer on BloggingStocks: The Fed finally gets it bloggingstocks.com - Dec 17, 2008   Filed under: Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Bank of America (BAC), Best Buy (BBY), Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Goldman Sachs Group (GS), Wells Fargo (WFC), Federal Reserve, Cramer on BloggingStocks From TheStreet.com Network Dow Surges 4% on Fed's Steep Rate Cut The Fed Empties It... add a comment   |

After The Fed kirk.blogs.com - Dec 17, 2008   Good morning. Premarket futures are pointing to a lower open following yesterday's Fed fueled rally. The top stories this morning include a worse-than-expected quarterly loss at Morgan Stanley, regulators are increasing their oversight of Citigroup in response to increased concern regarding the fi... add a comment   |

When The Fed Sparks A Rally To A 10-day High quantifiableedges.blogspot.com - Dec 17, 2008   about  SPY Last night I looked at all times since 1982 the S&P 500 rose 1% or more on a Fed day and closed at a 10-day high:The edge isn’t as prevalent initially, but over the next 2 weeks a downside tendency can be observed. Not shown above is that 70% of all instances closed below the close of the Fed da... add a comment   |

Not a Whiff of Panic vixandmore.blogspot.com - Dec 12, 2008   For all the talk about the auto bailout fiasco, a little more than two hours into the final trading session of the week finds the markets relatively unchanged since last Friday. As I type this the SPX is hovering around the 862 mark, down about 1.5% for the week. Interestingly enough, the VIX has a... add a comment   |

Outside the Box: Stocks are cheaper, but still no bargain marketwatch.com - Dec 12, 2008   about  SPY Even as global economies unravel before our eyes, there’s been growing speculation equity markets have bottomed, writes Howard Gold. add a comment   |

Our Pullback to S&P 870 is Here fundmymutualfund.com - Dec 11, 2008   about  SRS, SKF As we wrote yesterday [Make or Break Time for some ETFs - China Ignoring News as Well]After such a large move up in a short period of time - a healthy action would be a retrace to S&P 870 or 840, some consolidation sideways, and then a new leg up for a final Santa Claus rally.So we have our firs... add a comment   |

Where Is the Leadership in this Rally? vixandmore.blogspot.com - Dec 11, 2008   For the last three weeks, I have been impressed by the confidence and resolve shown by the bulls as they have consistently used pullbacks to flood the market with new long positions. Perhaps algorithms have no fear… More recently, however, as the bull leg has stalled around the SPX 900 mark, I have... add a comment   |

Bill Gross Investment Outlook 12-08 valueplays.blogspot.com - Dec 11, 2008   <embed id="VideoPlayback" src="http://video.google.com/googleplayer.swf?docid=5766294507283925764&amp;hl=en&amp;fs=true" style="width:400px;height:326px" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"> </embed><script src="http://www.... add a comment   |

Holler at the Dollar minyanville.com - Dec 11, 2008   Editor's Note: The following was posted in real time on our premium Buzz & Banter. It's being shared here for the benefit of the Minyanville community.The standout action this morning through my "here for now gone by 11 to DC" eyes is the greenback. We've spoken all week about the importance of... add a comment   |

The Truth of the Tape minyanville.com - Dec 11, 2008   about  SPY, CLF, GLD and 2 moreUSO, V All he believes are his eyes And his eyes they just tell him lies -License To Kill (Dylan)“Any fool can believe the truth; it takes a genius to believe a palpable lie.”--Anon The market is a genius. It's only wrong twice: At the very top and at the very bottom. Anybody can read the headlines and lis... add a comment   |

Today's Market bonddad.blogspot.com - Dec 09, 2008   The main issue is the market is still in the middle of a downward sloping channel. Until me get out of this channel we're in for boring update. However, notice the following:-- All the SMAs except the 10 day SMA are moving lower-- The shorter SMAs except for the 10 day SMA are below the longer SMA... add a comment   |

Admit It: You're Worried You Missed the Bottom finance.yahoo.com - Dec 09, 2008   From ClusterStock, Dec. 9, 2008:Two weeks ago, everyone agreed: It was a second Great Depression, and the Dow was going to 5,000. Only a fool would step in and buy the S&P 500 at 750, everyone said, because it was obviously going to 600. The econom add a comment   |

State of the Market - 12/9/08 chartswingtrader.com - Dec 09, 2008   about  SPY add a comment   |

S&P 500 Resistance Levels runningofthebulls.typepad.com - Dec 08, 2008   about  SPY The market has bottomed, I believe, for 2008.  However, we are still in a bear market until proven otherwise.  And given the difficulties the economy is still facing, I am skeptical that the ultimate bottom has been put in place.  I am working from the thesis that after a substantial bear market ral... add a comment   |

Expect Triple Digit Returns Over the Next Decade runningofthebulls.typepad.com - Dec 08, 2008   According to Merrill Lynch strategist Richard Bernstein, since the 1930s, whenever the return from stocks has been negative over 10 years, equities rose by at least 100% over the following 10.  Via ClusterStock There have been 30 times since the 1930s when the trailing 10-year return on stocks was... add a comment   |

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