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The Dow Jones Industrial Index completed a large-scale “measured move” pattern last week, which culminated with a large momentum bounce (confirmed counter-trend rally) which led us to this week’s action, which found resistance and is retracing part of the counterswing move. If all that sounds confusing, let’s look at the charts. Dow Jones Weekly Chart: A “Measured Move” can also be classified as an “ABC” Swing, (A occurred in January, 2008; B occurred in March; and C has just occurred, com
TheCramerReport.com's Mad Money Recap - July 24, 2008 Submitted by just another Cramerholic on Fri, 07/25/2008 - 11:35. Segment 1: Walt Disney (DIS) Analysis Cramer said that this stock has been hurt every time gas prices rise, but he thinks that the concerns are unfounded. He said that they have lowered room prices, and the stock hasn't gone up on the recent news of lower gas prices. Cramer also likes their other entertainment products like ESPN, Hanna Montana, and High School Musical
Even though the stock market dropped by the largest amount since 2000, the US dollar is shaking off risk aversion to rebound back towards its monthly highs against the Japanese Yen. I’ve been keeping a close eye on gold prices and the fall in gold this morning confirms that the markets have not been spooked by the drop in the Dow. The strong durable goods numbers dollar bulls hope. The stock market could actually recover today since the durables number indicates that not all businesses have cut
Stock is oversold. Growth in US may be stagnant, but expect growing demand from other countries, especially since weak dollar makes NVDA chips attractive. Management is very competent, CEO was a chip designer himself. Main competitor AMD has hit a rough patch and is too busy bleeding cash to make ATI competetive. Not too mention, low stock price makes it attractive buyout target, especially given its market postition & technological expertise. Given stalling semiconductor market, M&A co
The federal budget deficit hasn’t received a lot of press lately, what with all the worries about the U.S. financial system, the home mortgage market, and the rescues that might be necessary to save both. In fact, it’s a bad sign, since the Bush administration and the Democrats in Congress have joint responsibility for keeping the budget deficit under control, so they would both be crowing about it if they were doing a good job. We already know the budget deficit is going to return to the $40
Three weeks ago, Alexander Green reminded us that stocks beat gold, bonds and real estate as the ultimate inflation hedge. Friday, the “Wizard of Wharton” presented yet another batch of proof… Jeremy Siegel is a professor of finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He’s also the author of two books, “The Future for Investors” and “Stocks for the Long Run,” which The Washington Post named one of the “10 best investment books of all time.” He appears frequently on CNBC a
The domestic market ended the day in extremely negative territory due to the aggressive selling throughout of trading session. The selling pressure was fuelled on weak cues from global stock markets. The Indian market opened sharply lower tracking negative cues from the global markets and drop in crude oil prices. Light, sweet crude for September delivery raised $1.05 to close at $125.49 a barrel
The market slumped today after reports filtered of seven blasts in Bangalore in afternoon. Weak global cues and profit booking by investors after a recent sharp surge in a short span also weighed on the indices. Index pivotals ICICI Bank and Reliance Industries plunged. As per provisional data released by the stock exchanges after trading hours, foreign funds today, 25 July 2008, sold shares
It's a peculiar contrast: Americans are furious with the perceived recession in the economy, caused by bad mortgage debt, poor fiscal planning, high energy prices, and profligate government spending on war, among other factors. This week the Russian stock market is also experiencing a record-breaking crash, despite being based upon what are in my opinion rock-solid market fundamentals. Instead, these problems are being driven by completely avoidable state intervention and an arbitrary legal-regu
After watching the action of the stock price for the last 2 days, I’m convinced the manipulation of SIRI and XMSR will continue unfettered despite SIRI being listed on the Regulation SHO Threshold List for the last 3 weeks. It’s apparent that threats of naked shorting crackdowns by the Securities and Exchange Commission are having little effect on Sirius; except to the extent that the manipulators are avoiding bank stocks and have seemingly turned their attention to a couple of non-essential se
Stock is oversold. Growth in US may be stagnant, but expect growing demand from other countries, especially since weak dollar makes NVDA chips attractive. Management is very competent, CEO was a chip designer himself. Main competitor AMD has hit a rough patch and is too busy bleeding cash to make ATI competetive. Not too mention, low stock price makes it attractive buyout target, especially given its market postition & technological expertise. Given stalling semiconductor market, M&A cou
Ya think the economy sucks now, just wait a little longer, ‘cuz it’s gonna get much worse. • What does the government know that it’s not telling us? I only ask because it appears the feds are stockpiling freeze-dried food. Just try to find #10 cans of any freeze-dried product. • Karl Rove is starting to panic. • Wanna watch all of NBC’s online coverage for the Olympics? Well, you have to be running Windows Vista. If you have a Mac, forget it. Wanna watch on your phone? Too bad. Still running
Having been unplugged for the first four trading days of the week and having no connection to the financial markets other than the Internet and periodic updates on CTV Newsnet, my reading of sentiment is not in real-time. However, I have been catching up on my backlog of readings which piled up over the past month, and what struck me was the intense negative sentiment of almost every commentator I read. Now, the tens of readers who have followed this blog over the past few years might have the
Having been unplugged for the first four trading days of the week and having no connection to the financial markets other than the Internet and periodic updates on CTV Newsnet, my reading of sentiment is not in real-time. However, I have been catching up on my backlog of readings which piled up over the past month, and what struck me was the intense negative sentiment of almost every commentator I read. Now, the tens of readers who have followed this blog over the past few years might have the
TradeDoubler's 2Q report came out today and lower than expected results, driven primarily by the UK, led to the company losing about 15 % of its value on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. With online advertising growing and TradeDoubler being active in the performance-driven space (which some claim is "recession-proof"), what is going on? The good thing with performance-driven advertising such as affiliate, lead generation and search advertising is that when you find number-driven advertisers an
Regular readers will know I’m bullish on AngioDynamics. Yesterday, the Queensbury NY-based company reported better than expected quarterly profit, buoyed by strong sales in its interventional product line. The news sent shares soaring 15% to $16-plus. AngioDynamics’ stock had traded as low as $10 in March. Net sales in the fiscal fourth quarter were $46.8 million (analysts were expecting revenues of $45.8 million, according to Reuters estimates), a 14% increase over the $40.9 million report
We highlighted Data Domain (DDUP) in a prior post a bit over a week ago as being exceptionally timely given the excellent data we were getting through our research sources and the market-driven pull-back in the stock to levels that provides some meaningful upside to our $24 IV estimate. The stock has held up well during this time and into the earnings last night which reflected strong execution and allowed the company to raise guidance for the year. The company continues to post powerful grow
The economic attractiveness of enhanced oil recovery, infill drilling, field workovers, and similar measures designed to increase production from existing or played out fields is based on predictability. A certain amount of capex on the front-end should yield a more-or-less predictable amount of production on the back-end. When a company's business model and market cap are based on delivering this kind of predictable result, any failure is a serious problem. When a company continually fails to
TradeDoubler's 2Q report came out today and lower than expected results, driven primarily by the UK, led to the company losing about 15 % of its value on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. With online advertising growing and TradeDoubler being active in the performance-driven space (which some claim is "recession-proof"), what is going on? The good thing with performance-driven advertising such as affiliate, lead generation and search advertising is that when you find number-driven advertisers an
A DAILY round-up of economic news: American financial stocks took a beating on Thursday, erasing many of the gains made earlier in the week. A series of upbeat earnings reports had pushed the sector up 30% since Monday, but fear returned yesterday as doubts arose on the state of Washington Mutual's balance sheet. WaMu depositors have apparently been reducing their positions below the $100,000 level insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The market may enjoy a better day today, ho
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