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Stock Market Outlook & Stocks to Watch – August 12

August 12, 2011 Posted by admin under Stocks & Stock Market Analysis
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Nice rebound in stocks today as the markets rallied to test Monday’s highs.  SPY closed out the day up 4.49% to 117.33.  Late in the day it looked like we may close the gap down we had on Monday but a bit of late day selling pushed it back below the 118.35 level. So this…

Stock Market Outlook & Stocks to Watch – August 11

August 11, 2011 Posted by admin under Stocks & Stock Market Analysis
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Equities get hit hard once again today with the damage coming from a gap down in the morning and then late day selling creating an intra-day low in the last few minutes.  SPY, the S&P 500 ETF, finished down 4.42% to 112.29.  This is representative of the other major benchmarks, Dow down 4.62%, NASDAQ down…

Stock Market Outlook & Stocks to Watch – August 10

August 10, 2011 Posted by admin under Stocks & Stock Market Analysis
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Another crazy day for the markets with whipsaws galore and an absolutely amazing charge higher in the last hour of trading.  SPY, the S&P 500 ETF,finished up 4.65% to 117.48 after hitting a low of 110.27 just about an hour before the close. If things weren’t already interesting, and they are, they could get even more interesting!…

Stocks to Watch Monday

April 19, 2010 Posted by admin under Stocks & Stock Market Analysis
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Courtesy of EverythingDayTrading.com here are some stocks to keep an eye on Monday: After Friday’s action it is arguable that Monday could see a lot of action anyway…especially in the financial sector.  This has potential and can be watched.  Despite the markets being a bit roiled, stock selection will be based on the normal criteria…

Dead Markets…and an NFP report?

April 2, 2010 Posted by admin under Stocks & Stock Market Analysis
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The average movement for the S&P in a week is a little over 30 points.  This week we saw a movement of about 16 points – or about half of the movement we normally see.  Any serious volume was contained with a tight range for most part. Now this is not to say there was…