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WHAT THE MARKET WANTS: Business Expansion Driving Market
It worked . . . last week the market reversed Monday Mania, starting the week with a down day and ending in a bullish mood.Business, rather than the consumer, seems to be driving the economy forward,...
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What the Market Wants: Big Earnings Week Starts Off Slowly
Big Earnings Week Starts Off Slowlyby David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient SystemsDespite a number of fairly important disappointments last week (details below), the market was up for the...
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What the Market Wants: Concerned Outlook
Last Monday was a banner day for most indices with S&P 500 hitting at new 46-month high of 1422. Alas, a week later, today, it closed at 1382, down nearly -3%. The NASDAQ and DJIA exhibited...
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Sector Detector: Utilities plow ahead while market takes an overdue breather
The weakness last week in U.S. stocks was entirely expected. As I mentioned in last weekend’s article, the technical condition had become quite overbought and the market was overdue to take a breather...
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WHAT THE MARKET WANTS: Business Expansion Driving Market
It worked . . . last week the market reversed Monday Mania, starting the week with a down day and ending in a bullish mood.Business, rather than the consumer, seems to be driving the economy forward,...
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What the Market Wants: Big Earnings Week Starts Off Slowly
Big Earnings Week Starts Off Slowlyby David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient SystemsDespite a number of fairly important disappointments last week (details below), the market was up for the...
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What the Market Wants: Concerned Outlook
Last Monday was a banner day for most indices with S&P 500 hitting at new 46-month high of 1422. Alas, a week later, today, it closed at 1382, down nearly -3%. The NASDAQ and DJIA exhibited...
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Sector Detector: Utilities plow ahead while market takes an overdue breather
The weakness last week in U.S. stocks was entirely expected. As I mentioned in last weekend’s article, the technical condition had become quite overbought and the market was overdue to take a breather...
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