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Traders Take An Extra Day Off; Stocks Dance Around And Close Basically Flat, On Slightly Higher Volume.

By Joshua Hayes on April 10, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, bni, djia, easter weekend, economist, final hour, moving average, NYSE, private equity, s market, sp 500, stock investors, unemployment rate, warren buffet | Leave a response

The Bad News From The Housing Sector Just Doesn’t Stop; Stocks End Lower But On Lower Volume

By Joshua Hayes on March 27, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged bear market, big boys, consumer confidence index, djia, nassy, NYSE, pullback, sp 500, stock exchanges | Leave a response

A Boring Day Of Trading Ends With Stocks Mixed On Lower Volume; Best Week For Stocks In Six Months

By Joshua Hayes on March 24, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, breadth, djia, kidnappers, lows, marines, news item, NYSE, sp 500 | Leave a response

Stocks Gap And Trap Shorts On Lower Volume; Second Lowest Volume Since Last Week of 2006

By Joshua Hayes on March 19, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged asian markets, big boys, cyh, djia, downside, mergers and acquisitions, NYSE, overnight success, short squeeze, sp 500, svm, txu | Leave a response

Another Dead-Cat Lower Volume Rally Give Stocks A Green Close; I Don’t Trust This Market

By Joshua Hayes on March 12, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, djia, inbetween, merger and acquisition, pullback, sp 500, subprime loan | Leave a response

The Oversold Bounce I Expected Arrived Earlier Than Anticipated; Big Gains Come On Lower Volume

By Joshua Hayes on March 6, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged asia and europe, big boys, bottoms, breadth, closing bell, djia, downside, fasteners, fnm, log jam, NYSE, relative strength, short squeeze, sp 500, stock exchanges | Leave a response

Stocks Close In The Green But Fail To Recover Much Of The Severe Losses From Yesterday; Where Did All The Nice Charts Go?

By Joshua Hayes on March 1, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged 13 years, big boys, breadth, bulls, djia, institutional investors, leading the way, lows, Nasdaq, NYSE, sp 500, yesterday today | Leave a response

Indexes All Finish In The Red But Still Finish Well Off The Lows; Leading, Tech, And Small-Cap Stocks Lead This Week

By Joshua Hayes on February 24, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, breadth, computer data storage, data provider, djia, downside, indexes, lows, Nasdaq, no doubt, NYSE, sectors, sp 500, storage computer | 2 Responses

Stock Indexes Rally Off The Lows, Once Again, But Close Mixed

By Joshua Hayes on February 23, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, breadth, crude oil, djia, downside, inventories, mrk, Nasdaq, NYSE, oats, semiconductor index, sixth day, sp 500, wfmi | Leave a response

Stocks Indexes Keep Rallying; New Buy Candidates Drying Up As Most Are Extended Beyond Proper Buy Points

By Joshua Hayes on February 16, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged big boys, bounce, breadth, caps, disappointment, djia, economic data, feast, leadership, momentum, Nasdaq, NYSE, rally, small cap, sp 500, stocks, testimony | Leave a response

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