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Tag Archives: Stock market correction
Diagnosing What Ails The Market
My father-in-law died of rectal melanoma, a disease so rare his doctors didn’t even know it existed. He was diagnosed with having a rectal fissure. He lived with some discomfort until I called him one night. Slurring his words, he … Continue reading
Posted in Budget Deficit, Fiscal Policy, Uncategorized
Tagged Fiscal Policy, Monetary Policy, Stock market correction
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Consumer Discretionary:Staples Ratio Confirms Correction
Here are some more data confirming a stock market correction. The consumer staples ETF (XLP) began to outperform the consumer discretionary ETF (XLY) on January 25th while the S&P500 continued to move higher. As the ratio (red time series) … Continue reading
Posted in Sector ETF Peformance
Tagged Consumer Discretionary ETF, S&P500, SPY, Stapls ETF, Stock market correction
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U.S. Equities Outperforming
Informative chart from Bespoke showing U.S. equities outperforming all major equity markets x/China in this downdraft. (click here if chart is not observable)
Posted in Equities, Global Stock Performance
Tagged Global Equity Markts, Stock market correction
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S&P500: Next Stop 50-day?
We posted last week that the S&P500 could go to 1340 and then we’d reconsider our market view. Interestingly, today’s low on the cash S&P500 was 1340.03. We also had doubts there were enough sellers to take equities down. It … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Euro, Sovereign Debt, Sovereign Risk
Tagged S&P500, Stock market correction
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S&P500 Down First Six Days of June – Party Like It’s 1991?
The S&P500 closed 0.42 percent lower today, the sixth consecutive down day to start the month of June. Only once in the past 60 years has the S&P started June with six straight lower closes. After an 18.24 percent early … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Economics, Equities, Politics
Tagged Chart Analog, June Swoon, S&P500, Stock market correction
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S&P500 Numerology
U.S. equities continued their downtrend with the S&P500 closing off 1.08 percent on the day. The chart below illustrates how the mid-day hard sell-off in Apple took the S&P500 with it (see here for Apple’s leadership role). The market was … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, Equities
Tagged 200-day moving average, Apple, S&P500, Stock market correction
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