Friday, September 12, 2008
Stocks Fall, Rally, Fall, Rally, End Near Unchanged...
DJIA - 11.72, -0.10%
SP500 + 2.65, +0.21%
NASDAQ Comp. + 3.05, +0.14%
Russell 2000 + 1.26, +0.18%
Exchange NYSE NASD
Advancing 1,748 1,379
Declining 1,338 1,463
Oil $101.18 +$0.31
Gold $764.50 +$19.00
$SOX 322.13 -1.76
Strongest Sectors: XLE +3.37%...XLB +3.20%...XLU +1.87%
Weakest Sectors: XLF -1.40%...XLI -0.26%...XLY 0.00%
Sector Watch
Up Trending: XLP, XLY
Sideways: XLF, XLI, XLV
Down Trending: XLE, XLU, XLB, XLK
On Sunday, stock futures were significantly lower, oil prices fell under $100 a barrel and gold moved higher in electronic trading.
Reports that about 10 rigs were destroyed by Hurricane Ike in the Gulf and partial closure of refineries in the area seemed to have little impact on the price of oil. Perhaps the news is perceived as positive since the damage could have been worse than it was.
Reports indicate that BAC would acquire MER. It appears that takeover talks of LEH are not progressing and is a major factor of falling futures prices.
Stocks fell at the open rallied to turn positive, fell close to the early morning lows and then ralled to end slightly up for the SPX, Nasdaq and RUT and down slightly for the DJIA. That's what we call intraday volatility. Commodity related stocks gold, Ag-related, steels and coal had a strong day on Friday.
Watch whether a bounce or break occurs near the recent support lows for each of the indexes:
Dow 11,037
SPX 1,211
Nasdaq 2,191
RUT 700
Index Commentary
The DJIA, SPX, Nasdaq and RUT conintue in a neutral trading range pattern. Watch the support and resistance levels of the trading range for a break in either direction.
Friday’s Action
Moving Up: POT, AEM, MOS, MON, AGU, X, CLF, CF, FSLR, NUE, CNX, FWLT, ANR, GDX, BTU, SCHN, MTL, NIHD, PCLN, IPI, MEE, SINA, GRMN, BUCY, SOHU, V, JASO, ESRX, FMCN, AMLN, ONXX
Moving Down: PNRA, AAPL, RIMM, MS, GS, MER, DECK, MA, AMZN, SNDK,
Intermediate Term Market Trend: Neutral
Short Term Market Trend: Neutral
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4 comments:
Dave,
So where do you think this is headed?
Chris
As I do my research, I notice that the futures are way down. This reminds me of the Feb. 27, 2007 drop. Any thoughts here would be appreciated.
Hi Dave
Did you leave investools, since your weekly Monday tech trading room
isn't there, thats the only reason
to sign up for trading room
Purplehayes
Sorry Dave
All of the pictures are wrong at the trading rooms
Purplehayes
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