In looking at the charts from Friday’s market, the vast majority of the stocks and various sector indices I looked at continue have upward chart patterns. This is obviously a busllish sign for the market. However, a point of concern is that the Dow Jones Transportation Average now has a negative chart pattern and appears to be headed lower. While the Dow Jones Transportation Average may reverse this trend and head back higher, my concerns are that the rising price of oil and other regulatory issues are going to put the earnings of the components under pressure and ultimately send the Dow Jones Transportation Average lower. However, if you believe in the Dow Theory, as I do, then
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Sterling Weekly for the Week of February 13th, 2012 – 2011 Index Performance Results
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I was fairly surprised when I looked at the performance results of the various indices I track. Sterling Investment Services tracks roughly 39 various sector indices. Of these indices, 3 are interest rate indices that track the movement of interest rates, and the other 36 indices are stock based indices that either track the broad market or are designed to track specific market sectors.
The 3 interest rate indices I track obviously did well as the Fed manipulated interest lower, sending bond prices higher in the process. It is tough to get any message from a manipulated market. However, what I do see is a bubble forming that I am very concerned will be far more damaging to the US and world economy when it bursts than the housing bubble was when it burst. Of the 36 stock indices I track, 13 managed to show positive gains for 2011, however it should be noted that
Market Commentary – September 6th, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Before the Open: As we prepare to start this Tuesday following the Labor Day holiday we find that world stock markets were under pressure Monday while we in the U.S. had the day off. Both Asian and…
Market Commentary – September 2nd, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Before the Open: The employment numbers released this morning were horrible. As a result we are looking at a sell off on the open. I’ve updated my support and resistance levels on some of the indices I…
Market Commentary – September 1st, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Before the Open: In looking at the yesterday’s charts of the various sector indices that I track I noticed that many of the indices rallied up to their 40 day moving average before turning back lower yesterday. …
Market Commentary – August 19th, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Following the Close: The overall market again moved lower Friday in a broad based selloff that saw every index I track move lower on the day. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down approximately 173 points at…
Market Commentary – August 18th, 2011
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A Few Comments Before the Open: Early morning pre-open futures are indicating an almost 200 point drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. While this is obviously a big move, I would like to point out that a 200 point…
Market Commentary – August 17th, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Before the Open: The overall market moved moderately lower yesterday in a relatively broad based move that saw the majority of the indices I track move lower on the day. In reviewing the charts from yesterday’s trading…
Market Commentary – August 16th, 2011
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A Few Thoughts Before the Open: As I write this, pre-market futures are sharply lower in the U.S. due to news form Europe that economic growth is slowing on that side of the Atlantic. Not sure where the futures will…
Market Commentary – August 15th, 2011
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A Few Thoughts After the Close: The overall market moved sharply higher yesterday in a relatively broad based move that saw basically every sector index I track move higher on the day. The strongest sectors were the N.A. Telecom, Banking, …