Marcus Take Friday – Normal is Great
The Wall Street sell down didn’t follow through – back to normal.
The Wall Street sell down didn’t follow through – back to normal.
Our market quiet as you’d expect – no follow through on yesterday’s selling
All three major US Indices nosedived overnight, breaking the nine-day winning streak, which began with the Fed’s pivot last week. Equities veered lower around 2:30pm after commentators warned of a pullback. The Dow finished near its worst levels, down 476 points (-1.27%). Up 83 points at best. Down 485 points at worst. The S&P 500…
Trimming the decks.
The day has come in lithium.
Target reached,happy to bank some money.
When Talking Heads speak should we listen?
Timing the Market.
101 stocks in the All Ords overbought today on a daily basis. Expect quite a few sell signals tomorrow.
Technology Sector with a daily sell signal.
PME with a daily sell signal.
REA hits a 52-week high. Up 62% this year.
ASX overbought on a daily basis.
The Dow Jones slid 475.9 points to 37,082. The Nasdaq was lower by 1.50% to 14,777.94.S&P 500 fell 1.47% to 4,698.35 worst day since September.
Wall St traders take profits for the sake of it.
Consumer Confidence rises more than expected.
UK inflation falls more than expected.
Bond yields continue to fall.
The market holds the line despite Wall St selling off – end of the rally, or a one day abberation?
The ASX 200 fell today 34 points to 7504 (-0.5%). A better performance than SPI suggested as US futures rallied a little. Volume and news were a little light on as we approach the Xmas break. Banks eased back slig