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Gold, Dollar and Bonds Set the Stage

Posted by SectorExchange on November 8th, 2010

The market made the move through resistance at the April highs. Now what? The headlines have been full of opinions relative to the economy, the dollar, metals and geopolitical issues. One thing is certain about money, there is never a shortage of opinions. The challenge comes in filtering through the noise and looking for the opportunities.

Income portfolios should have a stable market value. In thirty-five years of investment management, I've determined that the single biggest error investors make is their focus on the market value of income securities. Stable income yes; stable market value – not! Roughly 25% of you incorrectly put this one in the "True" column.

Investing with a calendar year focus has no basis in the realities of finance, business, or economics... isn't it obvious that the Stock and Bond Markets are far more closely related to the Business Cycle than to the Earth's around the Sun? The Market Cycle Investment Management Account Program provides better guidance--- and results.

Investing with a calendar year focus has no basis in the realities of finance, business, or economics... isn't it obvious that the Stock and Bond Markets are far more closely related to the Business Cycle than to the Earth's around the Sun? The Market Cycle Investment Management Account Program provides better guidance--- and results.

Once again The Wizards will attempt to debug the market cycle and create an upward only future for the masses. Try not to be abused again--- the markets aren't broken, just the market shakers. Your portfolio should be up in market value--- and not by just a little for the "dismal decade".

U.S. stock indices reversed earlier weakness on the heels of a better than expected Chicago Purchasing Managers Index. Stocks were trading lower overnight and after the opening because of end-of-the-year profit-taking.

Better Housing Number Boosts Stock Indices

Posted by Futureshound on December 22nd, 2009

U.S. stock indices added to their earlier firm tone with a strong rally following the release of a better than expected U.S. existing home sales report. Traders increased long bets that the U.S. economy would continue to recover. Last night’s rally took out the recent top in the March E-mini S&P 500, reaching 1114.75. The next upside targets are 1119.00 to 1122.00. Optimism over a U.S.

U.S. equity markets are trading lower at the mid-session following a sell-off which began in Asia and Europe. The stronger Dollar is leading some investors to pare positions as traders become more averse to risk. Traders are trying to protect profits at the end of the year as chart patterns suggest there is more downside than upside potential at current levels.

Stock Indices Fail to Hold onto Gains

Posted by Futureshound on December 2nd, 2009

This morning’s ADP Report showed a greater than expected job loss in November, but the report was revised for the better in October. Pre-market estimates were for a job loss of 150,000. The actual reported loss was 169,000. The number of jobs lost in October actually improved from 203,000 to 195,000. If anything, this report shows that the pace of job losses is slowing.

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