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Stocks Reverse Intraday Losses, With Most Indexes Closing Higher On A Slight Uptick In Volume; Housing Market Continues To Swoon

By Joshua Hayes on March 26, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged 1 billion, breadth, djia, drift, excitement, half hour, lows, nasdaq 100, NYSE, rallies, sp 500 | 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 Rally For Second Straight Day, On Lower To Flat Volume; Funds Still Have No Interest In This Market

By Joshua Hayes on March 20, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged accumulation, adza, bad news, breadth, dead cat, djia, hod, lows, moving average, Nasdaq, rallies, sp 500, stock market | Leave a response

A Choppy Day With A Downside Bias Ends With Stocks Slightly Lower; Quadruple Witching = Quadruple Boring

By Joshua Hayes on March 16, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged breadth, conclusions, cpi, djia, downside, indexes, lows, NYSE, seven days, sp 500, wall street, warning signal | Leave a response

Stock Market Averages Put In A Key Short-Term Reversal, On Stronger Volume; How Long Will This Bounce Last?

By Joshua Hayes on March 14, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged breadth, djia, final bell, hod, import price index, key number, key statistics, Nasdaq, nassy, NYSE, sp 500, wild ride | Leave a response

Markets Fail Attempted Rally, Falling Across The Board And Closing At Or Near Their LOD; Are Any Of My Readers Surprised? No

By Joshua Hayes on March 14, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged accumulation distribution, breadth, closed end funds, djia, lod, lows, NYSE, sp 500, wrong foot | 1 Response

Stocks Close Slightly Higher, Ending A Week Of Low Volume Gains; Beautiful Charts Still Do Not Exist

By Joshua Hayes on March 10, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged breadth, bulls and bears, dead cat bounce, djia, dmrc, final hour, gap, lows, Nasdaq, nassy, NYSE, sp 500 | 2 Responses

Wild And Choppy Intraday Action Ends With Most Indexes Red; Day Two Of Rally Attempt

By Joshua Hayes on March 8, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged accumulation distribution, breadth, djia, downside, lod, lows, Nasdaq, nassy, NYSE, pullback, sp 500 | 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

Bottom Guessers Continue To Lose Money As Stocks Continue To Selloff; Charts Are Getting Very UGLY UGLY UGLY (Not A Normal Pullback)

By Joshua Hayes on March 5, 2007

Posted in default category | Tagged breadth, carnage, djia, downside, final hour, lod, mortgage industry, pullback, right reason, sp 500 | Leave a response

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