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Share Buybacks Driving The Dow HigherBrad Kenagy • Wed, May 22 -
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ETF Chart Of The Day: Dow Jones Industrial AverageTom Lydon • Thu, Mar 14 -
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Share Buybacks Driving The Dow HigherBrad Kenagy • Wed, May 22
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- Friday, February 1, 10:11 AM Stocks move to session highs following the big ISM beat, not to mention better-than-expected sentiment numbers. S&P 500 +0.9% and the DJIA is just 10 points shy of 14K. Treasurys give up most of their post-payroll report gains. Comment!
- Wednesday, January 30, 9:29 AM Ignore plunging consumer confidence at your peril, suggests SoberLook, as stock prices are pretty well tethered to it (or is it the other way around?). In any case, divergences don't seem to last for very long. 7 Comments
- Wednesday, January 30, 8:01 AM The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey in a graph shows the sharp rise in bullish sentiment occurring alongside the rise in stocks since mid-November. The bulls are at their highest level since March 2011. The bears are at the smallest since a year ago. 2 Comments
- Monday, January 28, 12:17 PM The nearly-always bullish Tom Lee of JPMorgan made news a couple of weeks back by actually sounding cautious. No more, the strategist takes to CNBC to talk about Dow 20K and S&P 500 2.5K in the next 4 years. "There's still a lot of investors fighting the tape ... We still have a taint on owning stocks." 8 Comments
- Monday, January 28, 7:27 AM "The bears are gone, extinct, vanished," writes John Hussman, with the only ones remaining being permabears or nutcases. "And yet, the historical evidence for major defensiveness has rarely been stronger." Capitulation is everywhere, he says, with even Alan Abelson telling investors to let profits run until stocks start to go the other way. 6 Comments
- Friday, January 25, 12:14 PM We're in the 4th phase of a bull market, Laszlo Birinyi tells the FastMoney gang, and it's typically the strongest phase and lasts nearly a year. Don't forget animal spirits, he says, noting CMG, TIF, ISRG all warned, all got hammered, and all recovered. The sudden flows into stock funds? "I don't subscribe to the theory that the retail investor is the last one in." 7 Comments
- Thursday, January 24, 8:07 AM The bullish reading on the AAII Investor Sentiment Survey starts to near an extreme level, rising 8.4 points this week to 52.3%. The last time it was this high was Jan. 2011 - not the worst time to buy, but not the best either. The spread over bears rises to 28 points. 4 Comments
- Wednesday, January 23, 9:53 AM A macro headwind for the market - the Citigroup Economic Surprise Index turns negative for the first time since late April. It was a pretty good time to lighten up then, as were the last few times this indicator turned from green to red. 3 Comments [U.S. Economy]
- Tuesday, January 22, 11:27 AM "It's as good as it gets in the U.S.," a wildly bullish David Tepper tells Bloomberg. "This country is on the verge of an explosion of greatness." Be long the "risk things," he says, and avoid Treasurys, the Swiss franc, and the yen. He's as blunt as ever: "I'd rather work at McDonald's than the sell side." 30 Comments [Breaking News]
- Saturday, January 19, 12:30 PM "High-yield bond yields are lower than the S&P's earning yield for the first time ever," says a very bullish Oscar Schafer at the Barron's Roundtable (earlier). He says no one is talking about stocks at cocktail parties, but he does hear conversation about fixed income (that's some party). Pension funds hiding in bonds for "riskless returns" are in for a surprise. 7 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Tuesday, January 15, 7:42 AM More on the BAML fund manager survey: The survey's gauge of risk-appetite soars to its highest level since Jan. 2004, and is confirmed by manager cash levels dropping to about their lowest level ever. Comment!
- Monday, January 14, 10:34 AM Sell? The last 3 times (chart, via Helene Meisler) Birinyi's Blogger Sentiment Poll showed this low level of bearishness, the S&P was on the cusp of a sizable correction. 2 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Monday, January 14, 9:24 AM The S&P is within a hair of joining John Hussman's short list of "Who's Who of Awful Times to Invest." The combination of high PEs, strong price momentum, strong sentiment, and rising Treasury yields has been "consistently hostile for stocks over the past century." Comment!
- Friday, January 11, 1:30 PM More on equity fund inflows: Extreme moves such as what's been seen early in 2013 are somewhat rare (graph) and often a good contrarian indicator for what the market might do over the following 3 months. The evidence, however, remains mixed, says Nomura's Mark Diver, as other indicators he follows are not flashing such bearish signals. 9 Comments
- Thursday, January 10, 2:47 PM The rally in the S&P should peak close to 1500 (2% above its current level), says Tom DeMark, calling for at least a 5.5% correction from that point. The well-followed technician has or has had the ear of some of the hedge fund world's biggest guns. He's currently basking in his Dec. 4 bottom call on China, since which the Shanghai Composite has risen 16%. 6 Comments [Quick Ideas]
- Wednesday, January 9, 11:29 AM "Wake up Mr. Risk at 1328," writes State Street's "Mr. Risk" Fred Goodwin, calling 2013 "the year to be long volatility." Last year at this time, investors were focused on risks and assets were priced to match. Not now though, he says, expecting too much fiscal tightening in the U.S. and a re-emergence of the EU debt crisis. 3 Comments
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SharePlanner Reversal Indicator: Short-Term Pullback Requested | SharePlanner http://bit.ly/13yHGz3 $STUDY $SPY $QQQ $IWM $DIA - View all 0 replies
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O. Young Kwon: (The numbers are terms in months.) For The TANER System and its four Models, read my article. Link:http://seekingalpha.com/a/hitr yk
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Dow 20K - A Halfway Update May 8 2013 by:SA Jeff Miller $DIA http://seekingalpha.com/a/u9xj - View all 3 replies
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x oil -field: What About Dow 20K? May 26 2010, 01:08 | 122 comments by:SA Jeff Miller $DIA http://bit.ly/17LkQpF
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x oil -field: 'Prediction' Mr.Miller made a good call.Gold huggers not so correct.I would use discretion following folks that posted negatively.'bugs'
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Why You Should Be Bearish In The Short Term http://bit.ly/10nISSq $SPY $SPX $DIA $NYMO $INDU $QQQ $NYA - View all 0 replies
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Ryan Mallory
Today's Trading Plan: Gunning for 17 Straight Tuesdays | $SPY $QQQ $DIA $IWM http://bit.ly/10fZTgq - View all 0 replies
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Weighing The Week Ahead: New Leadership For Stocks? May 5 by: Jeff Miller $DIA $QQQ $SPY http://bit.ly/ZMt6UH - View all 0 replies
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Weighing The Week Ahead: Are Earnings Hopes Too High? January 6, 2013 by: Jeff Miller. $DIA $QQQ $SPY http://seekingalpha.com/a/nhxx - View all 3 replies
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x oil -field: ''The sold-out bull is a sickly creature,..steer clear of the sold-out bull''. This comment especially made me smile.
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x oil -field: Gov. not worried about downgrade;will contain 5.3% deficit,Fin. Ministry. http://bit.ly/13eQric $SLV Economic Times http://bit.ly/Xi8uzR
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Ryan Mallory: yup - and hopefully give this market a break with a nice pullback
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Fiscal Cliff Notes: Plan B Edition. December 21, 2012 by: Jeff Miller $DIA $QQQ $SPY http://seekingalpha.com/a/n2sn - View all 4 replies
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1980XLS-2.0: Plan C sounds a bit like Obama's Master Plan, from the beginning, to me.
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O. Young Kwon: while the Daily TANER Momentum [DTM] shows the latter as a MICRO model. Happy Holidays. Young
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