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Stocks traded in a narrow range Wednesday afternoon, as investors found little reason to place any big bets with earnings season in full-bloom. Earnings and outlooks are keeping investors on the sidelines as business overseas is hamstringing growth for major corporations. The Wall Street slide on Wednesday added to triple-digit losses on Tuesday and made it four out of five days with red closes that have yanked almost 500 points from the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Today’s close for the Dow was its lowest since September 3.

2/1/12 Current Trends and Ratings

Posted by myplaymoney on February 1st, 2012

OVERALL STOCK MARKET:

Current Trend: Up
Current Trend Strength: 78% (100=Strongest; 0=Weakest)
Overbought/Oversold Indicator: Neutral

BY MARKET SECTOR:

Rank/Sector/Current Trend/Overbought-Oversold/Ratings
1. Financials/Up/Neutral/Outperform
2. Materials/Up/Overbought/Outperform
3. Energy/Down/Neutral/Outperform
4. Industrials/Up/Neutral/Market Perform

Commentary:

Market sectors are in between overbought and oversold territory with current trends mostly down. Until financials start outperforming over the one year time period, or I have a decent profit, or something else changes my thought process I will remain in them.

Rankings and Ratings:
Rank-Sector-Rating
#1-Financials-Outperform
#2-Materials-Outperform
#3-Energy-Outperform

Commentary:

Most market sectors are overbought but current trends are up. Until financials start outperforming over the one year time period, or I have a decent profit, or something else changes my thought process I will remain in them.

Rankings and Ratings:

Rank-Sector-Rating
#1-Financials-Outperform
#2-Materials-Outperform
#3-Industrials-Outperform
#4-Energy-Perform In Line

Commentary:

Most market sectors are overbought but current trends are up. Until financials start outperforming over the one year time period, or I have a decent profit, or something else changes my thought process I will remain in them.

Rankings and Ratings:

Rank-Sector-Rating
#1-Financials-Outperform
#2-Materials-Outperform
#3-Energy-Outperform
#4-Industrials-Perform In Line

Commentary:

Most market sectors are overbought but current trends are mainly up. Until financials start outperforming over the one year time period, or I have a decent profit, or something else changes my thought process I will remain in them.

Rankings and Ratings:

Rank-Sector-Rating
#1-Financials-Outperform
#2-Materials-Outperform
#3-Industrials-Outperform

The following is the weekly stock market video analysis from Chris Vermeulen of the TheTechnicalTraders.com.

In this video he takes a look at the current chart conditions for the S&P 500, oil, gold, silver, and the dollar.

To watch the video please visit: http://www.thetechnicaltraders.com/253-21.html

When you’re a new stock market investor, it can seem like everyone is more experienced and knowledgeable than you about every aspect of the industry. Not only are you faced with complicated and loaded decisions about which companies to invest in, but you also have to decide how you’re going to monitor those investments and how you’ll know when to buy or sell to diversify your portfolio.

Santa Claus Rally Or Coal In Stockings?

Posted by terenceleechan on November 28th, 2009

It was a light volume, holiday-shortened week for the markets the past week, and the S&P 500 stayed within its tight trading band of 1,083 and 1,112. The lower end of the trading band is also where the 32-day moving average coincidentally comes up. Click here for a tutorial on how moving averages come into play in stock trading.

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