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Analysis Topic: Stock & Financial Markets

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Stock-Markets

Wednesday, August 01, 2007

HERE Come The BUYERS! - The Crack-up Boom Series Part VIII – Final / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: Ty_Andros

The Crack Up Boom series is exploring the unfolding “Indirect Exchange” (as detailed by Ludvig Von Mises), that dollar holders will be using to exit their holdings now and eventually will be followed by all holders of fiat currency holdings no matter which country is perpetrating the “fraud” of confiscation of wealth through the printing and credit creation process that all such monetary schemes evolve into. The “Crack Up Boom” will drive an inflationary global expansion to inconceivable heights over the coming years. Asset prices will skyrocket as people do what they always do when threatened.

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Stock-Markets

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Dow Jones Industrials Skating on Thin Ice / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Gary_Dorsch

Perhaps the most important market in the world today is the vast network of foreign currencies, where total trading volume, including derivatives and futures, average around $2.9 trillion a day. This is ten times the size of the combined daily turnover on all the world's equity markets. And as world's economies have become increasingly integrated, so have the foreign exchange and global capital markets.

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Stock-Markets

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

MPTrader - S&P UltraShort ETF on the Rise / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Mike_Paulenoff

Judging from the fact that the UltraShort S&P 500 ProShares ETF (AMEX: SDS) declined right to 54.01 from Friday's high at 56.87, held, and then turned up for a rally to the 55.70/75 area as we speak, suggests strongly that the "bullish scenario" (for the SDS, bearish for the major equity market ETFs) is unfolding.

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Stock-Markets

Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Stock Market Internals Go Negative / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: John_Mauldin

Will the market rebound this week or continue last week's slide? Will the credit markets stop their turmoil? These are all questions that investors are confronted with by the financial press. In today's "Outside the Box," we will focus our attention on a well-thought out piece by John Hussman, Ph.D. John is the President of Hussman Investment Trust where he manages the Hussman Strategic Total Return Fund - HSTRX and the Hussman Strategic Growth Fund – HSGFX.

In his Weekly Market Comment , John addresses the recent market volatility and puts it in historical perspective, comparing it in duration to that of previous market cycles. We have currently gone almost 1200 days without a 10% correction, the second longest such period on record.

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Stock-Markets

Monday, July 30, 2007

The Stock Market Crash of 2007 / Stock-Markets / Financial Crash

By: Greg_Silberman

They say history doesn't repeat it merely rhymes. If that's the case, we may be setting up for a 2007 market crash. Take a look at this 1987 stock market crash picture:

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Stock-Markets

Monday, July 30, 2007

Light At the End of the Tunnel, Not New Jersey / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Boris_Chikvashvili

Dear Readers, In April We projected the Markets Energy To take it into Late July Early August fall. Article name "August Again? See the future".

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Stock-Markets

Monday, July 30, 2007

NOLTE NOTES - The Manic Markets / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: Paul_J_Nolte

Expect the unexpected. Little did we expect that subsequent to a new all-time high in the Dow, we would be talking about the beginnings of a bear market merely a week later. While we have been cautious about the market for some time (some argue too long!), the concerns that we have been expressing about the markets as a whole all came to bear over a few short days. So now what? The economic news last week, specifically the GDP figures, showed an economy that still has some life, however the focus is now exclusively upon housing and borrowing.

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Stock-Markets

Monday, July 30, 2007

Mitigating Collateral Damage / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Joseph_Russo

After numerous months of shaking and rattling, financial markets have finally begun to roll - - over, that is - and notably to the downside of late.

Financial engineers the world over, are likely scrambling alongside the brotherhood of institutions, deliberating plausible methods by which to orchestrate transfer of unintended, and immeasurable risks across the global financial sphere.

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Stock-Markets

Monday, July 30, 2007

Stock Market Crash Alert: Five Steps to Take Immediately ... / Stock-Markets / Financial Crash

By: Money_and_Markets

Martin Weiss writes: With last week delivering the worst stock market rout in nearly five years, millions of investors are in a state of paralysis.

They're finally beginning to wake up to the enormity of the meltdown in the housing market.

They're finally beginning see how it's impacting their stocks.

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Stock-Markets

Sunday, July 29, 2007

Stock Market Cycle Turning Points Analysis 29th July 2007 / Stock-Markets / Cycles Analysis

By: Andre_Gratian

A 3-dimensional approach to technical analysis
Cycles - Breadth - Price projections

Current Position of the Market.

SPX: Long-Term Trend - The 12-year cycle is still in its up-phase but, as we approach its mid-point some of its dominant components are topping and could lead to a severe correction over the next few months.

SPX: Intermediate Trend - An intermediate trend is underway and is expected to continue for another few weeks.

Analysis of the short-term trend is done on a daily basis with the help of hourly charts. It is an important adjunct to the analysis of daily and weekly charts which determines the course of longer market trends.

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Stock-Markets

Sunday, July 29, 2007

Navigating Near-term Stock Market Volatility / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Joseph_Russo

Nothing can be more exhilarating or rewarding than trading profitably amid fast-moving markets with expanding daily ranges.

Conversely, there can be nothing much worse than having to take personal responsibility for having your speculative trading account destroyed in a matter of months, weeks, days, or hours.

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Stock-Markets

Sunday, July 29, 2007

Stock Market Update: Along for the Ride / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Joe_Nicholson

Last weeks Market update said:

It's no secret that I've been getting closer and closer to calling a major top while maintaining the unbiased flexibility to trade both sides of the market as we approach our final destination.  We've been perfectly cautious of overextended rallies, while also avoiding panic on the dips and buying bottoms.  IF I could have my way from here, I would want to see this market attempt one more screaming rally to just above its recent highs and, at that point, if all things remained the same, I'd be willing to call for a substantial turn, not only in the stock indices, but in several other major markets.

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Stock-Markets

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Mid-Year Financial Market Forecasts and the Subprime Virus / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: John_Mauldin

In this issue:
The Subprime Virus
2007 Mid-Year Forecast
Compete With the Pros
When the Facts Change
Credit? What Credit?
global Warming, Maine and San Antonio

As predicted in this letter early this year, the credit markets have finally begun to tighten, as a major re-pricing of risk is underway as a direct result of the subprime markets. The subprime virus seems to be spreading, despite the view a few weeks ago that there would be no "contagion" in the rest of the credit markets. This week we look at the re-pricing of debt and take a rather positive view and explain how a bottom in the credit market is reached. As ugly as it looks on Friday afternoon, it's not all that bad yet.

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Stock-Markets

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Index Traders Edge - Highlighting the NASDAQ 100 / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Joseph_Russo

Holding the Line

Interestingly, the NDX is one of the few broad-based equity indices to maintain its standing uptrend from the March lows.

Despite closing near its low for the week - with losses approaching 4%, the NDX survived the onset of this particular storm with little if any near-term technical damage. Much rides on the week ahead however.

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Stock-Markets

Saturday, July 28, 2007

The Four Year Stock Market Cycle Statistics Continue to Suggest that this Low Lies Ahead / Stock-Markets / Cycles Analysis

By: Tim_Wood

It certainly seems that the controversy surrounding the 4-year cycle is still alive and well and has been ever since the June/July 2006 low. I have studied many of the works by Edward Dewey, J. M Hurst, N.D. Kondratieff, Walter Bressert, and numerous other writings through what used to be the Foundation for the Study of Cycles. The consensus among credible cycles analysts is that cycles are not rigid in nature, but that they are somewhat flexible in their ebb and flow.

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Stock-Markets

Saturday, July 28, 2007

Looking Back to The Stock Market Crash of 1987 / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Peter_Degraaf

“History does not always repeat, but sometimes it rhymes.” Mark Twain.

A lot of traders and investors are asking the question: “Is it too early to buy, or should I expect more volatility like we saw during the past few days?”

Sometimes, by looking at the past, we can find some clues as to what might happen during similar situations in the present.

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Stock-Markets

Saturday, July 28, 2007

The Past Year's Stock Market Rally Has Not Been Economically Driven / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Paul_L_Kasriel

What accounts for the 18.4% increase in the S&P 500 stock price index in the 12 months ended June 2007? Was it profit growth? Hardly. The Commerce Department's National Income and Product Accounts (NIPA) measure of corporate profits adjusted for prices (the GDP chain price index) shows the year-over-year change at minus 0.8% as of Q1:2007, the latest data available (see Chart 1). In nominal terms, year-over-year NIPA profit growth was only 2.1% in Q1:2007 vs. 10.1% in Q1:2006 (see Chart 2).

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Stock-Markets

Friday, July 27, 2007

Buying the Market Dip? - Let the Buyer Beware / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: Doug_Wakefield

Doug Wakefield and Ben Hill write: “Cheap money policies have allowed us to continue to borrow. We have taken this money and maintained or increased our rate of consumption and purchased assets. The swell in dollars has created a swell in demand. While consumption prices have stayed low because of globalization, asset prices have inflated greatly. The primary effect of asset inflation can be seen most clearly in real estate prices, yet the stock and commodity markets reveal this as well.

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Stock-Markets

Friday, July 27, 2007

This Week in Reality for the Financial Markets / Stock-Markets / Financial Markets

By: Andy_Sutton

The past few weeks have seen a rude ending to the gala ball which Wall Street, the media and most of America has been attending for the first half of 2007. The drops have come like sudden, swift punches in the stomach. Hard, well-placed and in many cases, almost out of nowhere.

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Stock-Markets

Friday, July 27, 2007

Delusions of a Goldilocks Economy Shattered - What a difference a Week Makes! / Stock-Markets / US Stock Markets

By: Peter_Schiff

Last week, as the Dow breached the 14,000 mark for the first time, bullish swagger on Wall Street went into overdrive. Some of the bulls that I'm often pitted against on television used the occasion to specifically heap scorn on my assessment of the U.S. economy and my investment advice. Although the attacks on my economic views were inaccurate on many levels, perhaps their largest oversight was that the Dow was propelled to its milestone largely as a result of multinationals that had seen their foreign earnings increase with the weak dollar. While many of these stocks set new 52 week highs, stocks primarily dependant upon the U.S. economy and American consumers were setting fresh 52 week lows. This divergence of performance provides strong evidence that the U.S. economy remains on track for a severe disruption.

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