Looks like theses numbers were leaked last week.
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Todays economic data
- Thread starter myminitrading
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http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=VT...id=p56730125539
Market may correct 7% from here. Towards the end of the chart, I noticed lower volume which might be a fake correction.
However, I wouldnt challenge it at this point. A few more bad reports will set the market up for a correction. Market didnt correct in Sept-Oct so this might just be a late bloomer this year.
If there is a recession, it may not stop at 7%. I wouldnt entertain buying back into the market until it hits the blue line and consolidates. If it goes below the blue line, then I would wait even further before entertaining long positions.
If a full blown recession rears its head, I can imagine that the next consolidation point would be the red line.
Market may correct 7% from here. Towards the end of the chart, I noticed lower volume which might be a fake correction.
However, I wouldnt challenge it at this point. A few more bad reports will set the market up for a correction. Market didnt correct in Sept-Oct so this might just be a late bloomer this year.
If there is a recession, it may not stop at 7%. I wouldnt entertain buying back into the market until it hits the blue line and consolidates. If it goes below the blue line, then I would wait even further before entertaining long positions.
If a full blown recession rears its head, I can imagine that the next consolidation point would be the red line.
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Sto...dateid=39049.3545022338-885133844&siteid=mktw
Durable orders fall 8.3% in October, most in 6 years
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Last Update: 8:30 AM ET Nov 28, 2006
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Led by falling order for new airplanes, demand for U.S.-made durable goods fell 8.3% in October, erasing September's 8.7% gain, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. It was the biggest drop in orders for durable goods since July 2000. New orders for civilian aircraft plunged 44.5% last month. Excluding transportation goods, orders fell 1.7%. Orders for core capital goods fell 5.1% in October, the first decline in six months. The 8.3% decline was much greater than the 4.8% drop expected by Wall Street economists surveyed by MarketWatch
Durable orders fall 8.3% in October, most in 6 years
PrintDisable live quotesRSSDigg itDel.icio.usRelated Blog Posts & ArticlesBy Rex Nutting
Last Update: 8:30 AM ET Nov 28, 2006
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Led by falling order for new airplanes, demand for U.S.-made durable goods fell 8.3% in October, erasing September's 8.7% gain, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. It was the biggest drop in orders for durable goods since July 2000. New orders for civilian aircraft plunged 44.5% last month. Excluding transportation goods, orders fell 1.7%. Orders for core capital goods fell 5.1% in October, the first decline in six months. The 8.3% decline was much greater than the 4.8% drop expected by Wall Street economists surveyed by MarketWatch
Market rally on fed speak and further data
Back in May, I was looking at some charts. Then Bernanke spoke and there was such a selloff in the market that if you didnt know he spoke, you might have thought there was another terrorist attack.
I dont trust Bernanke. Its time to get back into the energy faves and to embrace the good ole energy complex.
I dont trust Bernanke. Its time to get back into the energy faves and to embrace the good ole energy complex.
today the markets will close huge on the fed
the stock market is so easy to predict
the last 4 times the markets sold off big there has been a huge rebound. The fed will indicate a rate pause.
the stock market is so easy to predict
the last 4 times the markets sold off big there has been a huge rebound. The fed will indicate a rate pause.