S&P500 = 1 week, 1 month and 3 month lows
Friday's low-volume, rookies-manning-the-terminals jamjob has now been undone.
The S&P 500 took out last week's lows, with a breach of ~1418. We are now at weekly, monthly and 3 month lows. The August 15th closing low of 1406.70 has not been breached on a closing basis.
The trendline off of the 2003 and 2006 lows is now in danger of being penetrated -- a highly dangerous condition.
My friend Paul notes that "the current red ink will have hit 19 straight days on the S&P 500 without back-to-back up days. That's not a record, admittedly, but it's now put us into pretty rarefied stock market space."
Year-to-date returns are as follows:
Nasdaq: +5.20%
S&P500: -0.78%
Russell 2000: -6.68%
Dow Industrials: +2.25%
Its interesting that the Nazz has the strongest performance, while the S&P lags and the Russell 2000 is worst of all.
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SPX July-November 2007
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Barring,
This is the best WTF:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5ETNX
...You wanna ax me WTF?
...G'head, ax me?
-Clucklectic
Posted by: Eclectic | Nov 26, 2007 4:38:20 PM
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