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  • DAASMT Daily Market Digest 11/30/09 by daasmt
      Markets Current and Outlook One DayThe Markets lost $474 billion in market cap yesterday. The Market Distribution Chart for the SPX (53.7%) fell to Little OverBought (OB), the NYSE (43.1%) fell to Little OverSold (OS) and the NASDAQ (36.2%) fell to Mostly OverSold (OS). The SPX... More »
    November 29, 2009 • SPX, SPY, QQQQ
  • DAASMT Daily Market Digest 11/27/09 by daasmt
      Markets Current and Outlook One DayThe Markets gained $185 billion in market cap yesterday. The Market Distribution Chart for the SPX (70.3%) rose to Very OverBought (OB), the NYSE (61.4%) rose to Mostly OB and the NASDAQ (46.1%) remains Little OverSold (OS). The SPX... More »
    November 25, 2009 • QQQQ, SPY, SPX
  • Bond & Stock Price Returns vs Total Returns by Richard Shaw
    Price return is one thing, and total return is another.  Most securities charts show price performance. Total return for yielding securities is greater than price return, because it considers both price changes and investment income.  Because some securities are yielding and some are... More »
    November 25, 2009 • LQD, DVY, SPY
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/24/2009 Top News and Investment Ideas by ETFdesk.com
     Sign up for Daily email and feed at etfdesk.comToday's market-moving headlines, macro trade ideas and more...Could sovereign debt be the new subprime?Mexico’s Credit Rating Cut by Fitch on Fiscal OutlookUtility playersCity of London's Corporate Governance and Voting Policy for... More »
    November 24, 2009 • IGOV, ISHG, WIP
  • DAASMT Daily Digest 11/24/09 by daasmt
      Markets Current and Outlook One DayThe Markets gained $301 billion in market cap yesterday. The Market Distribution Chart for the SPX (64.7%) rose to Mostly OverBought (OB), the NYSE (59.8%) Rose to Little OB and the NASDAQ (46.3%) rose to Little OverSold. The SPX distribution... More »
    November 23, 2009 • SPX, SPY, QQQQ
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/23/2009 Top News and Investment Ideas by ETFdesk.com
      Sign up for Daily email and feed at etfdesk.com Today's market-moving headlines, macro trade ideas and more... "Black Friday" deals may not signal retail comeback Banks' Capital Adequacy Ratios Still Need Improvement - S&P Bets rise on rich country bond defaults... More »
    November 23, 2009 • RTL, RTH, XRT
  • ETFDesk Daily 11/20/2009 Top News and Investment Ideas by ETFdesk.com
     Sign up for Daily email and feed at etfdesk.comToday's market-moving headlines, macro trade ideas and more...Pimco’s Gross Champions UtilitiesDave Rosenberg 11/19/2009How US investors can play the carry tradeTreasury Bill Demand Seen Pushing 3-Month Yield NegativeRoubini: 10... More »
    November 20, 2009 • IDU, XLU, GSG
  • Daily Distribution as a Stock Market Tool (111809) by daasmt
    Market Current and One Day OutlookThe Markets gained $5.6 billion in market cap yesterday. The Market Distribution Chart for the SPX (75%) remains Very OverBought (OB), the NYSE (64.4%) remains Mostly OB and the NASDAQ (47.6%) remains Neutral. The SPX distribution chart remains... More »
    November 17, 2009 • SPY, IYT, XLU
  • Old Normal Allocation Becomes New Normal? by Richard Shaw
    The old normal allocation between the three most basic classes (Cash, Bonds and Stocks) is currently the new normal. While the old normal return expectations for U.S. securities, and the allocation between U.S. securities and global securities (particularly emerging market securities) is not... More »
    November 17, 2009 • SPY, MDY, EWU
  • US Sector ETF October Portfolio by Scott's Investments
    Please see the right hand side of Scott's Investments for the October update to the US Sector ETFs. A summary of the data is listed below, including the percent each ETF is above the 200 day moving average. Of note: All of the US sector ETFs are above their 200 day moving average,The top three... More »
    October 1, 2009 • XLB, XLE, XLF

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