2/27/09
SPX Ranges for Monday (God Help Us!)
SPX closed near the low of the day -2.4% and down 5% on the week.
Maybe the Gov't will Change and start nationalizing the bad banks before we print 6000 Dow.
XLF actually up on the week though FWIW 2% with a RSI buy signal on the weekly (fingers X).
DOW stks up over 2% today IBM MO WMT and CAT... opened down 230, closed - 119, it could have been a lot worse.
Toyota Storing Unsold Cars On Cargo Ships
Toyota Storing Unsold Cars On Cargo Ships
Joe Weisenthal|Feb. 27, 2009, 9:49 AM|4
Tags: Economy, Energy, Cars
Due to the contango in the oil market, some investors ahve been buying oil, locking in higher prices for sale next year, and storing it on ships. Given all the unused capacity -- trade is way down -- there are plenty of cheap boats out there for the using.
Here's another use: Unsold car storage. Toyota's gots tons of excess inventory and now has plans to store up to 12,500 units on boats in Sweden.
This kind of use is another reason why the pickup in the Baltic Dry Index -- a measure of ship day rates -- may not actually reflect any increased trade.
What else can we store on ships this way? Toxic debt?
(via Angry Bear)
Joe Weisenthal|Feb. 27, 2009, 9:49 AM|4
Tags: Economy, Energy, Cars
Due to the contango in the oil market, some investors ahve been buying oil, locking in higher prices for sale next year, and storing it on ships. Given all the unused capacity -- trade is way down -- there are plenty of cheap boats out there for the using.
Here's another use: Unsold car storage. Toyota's gots tons of excess inventory and now has plans to store up to 12,500 units on boats in Sweden.
This kind of use is another reason why the pickup in the Baltic Dry Index -- a measure of ship day rates -- may not actually reflect any increased trade.
What else can we store on ships this way? Toxic debt?
(via Angry Bear)
C Preferreds up 50 to 80% today
DOW -240 at the lows SPX below 741
2/26/09
SPX Ranges for Friday
IBM up 4% (a favorite PPT stock) XLF up 5% , XLE up 3%
All helping to hold the market here at 768 on the SPX, NAZ is down 4 points however
Consumer confidence inched – barely – to its best of the year
2009 High
Nearly Half Say Their Personal Finances are in Good Shape
Analysis by Patrick Moynihan
Feb. 24, 2009
Consumer confidence inched – barely – to its best of the year this week, boosted by improved ratings of personal finances. But it's by no means out of troubled territory.
The ABC News Consumer Comfort Index stands at -48 on its scale of +100 to -100, up 5 points in two weeks, moving slowly off the mat since hitting its record low, -54, Jan. 25. Although still mired near its worst, the CCI's gain is its biggest since September, lifting it to its best in two months.
The boost is fueled primarily by slightly better views of personal finances: Forty-nine percent say theirs are in good shape, up 5 points in two weeks – matching their largest two-week increase since December 2007. Nonetheless, majorities have rated their own finances negatively for 31 weeks straight, surpassed only by a 40-week run in 1992-93.
2/25/09
SPX Ranges for Thursday
15 Min
Daily
Overbought at the end of the day and they sold it off...SPX 764 Down 8 pts or 1%
A wild freaking day disappointing some bottom callers... Looking at the RSI, unless we go up huge for the rest of the week, I think it wants to put in a lower low. I am waiting for a buy and hold with a bottom position in TNA just like everyone else. Thought we had it when the RSI's on XLF and SPX turned up but NO it finished down on the day. Still Financial have had a great run even today look at C BAC JPM MF ect, all up over 10% earlier today. If your trading FAS or FAZ is where it's at. If you have not figured out my charts yet, just try to go long on low STO and low RSI's and or non confirming PPS RSI's and opposite for sell's or short side trades.
USO held up closing at plus 6% While the Transports, off the lows closed at new 52 week lows down 4% today.
Daily
Overbought at the end of the day and they sold it off...SPX 764 Down 8 pts or 1%
A wild freaking day disappointing some bottom callers... Looking at the RSI, unless we go up huge for the rest of the week, I think it wants to put in a lower low. I am waiting for a buy and hold with a bottom position in TNA just like everyone else. Thought we had it when the RSI's on XLF and SPX turned up but NO it finished down on the day. Still Financial have had a great run even today look at C BAC JPM MF ect, all up over 10% earlier today. If your trading FAS or FAZ is where it's at. If you have not figured out my charts yet, just try to go long on low STO and low RSI's and or non confirming PPS RSI's and opposite for sell's or short side trades.
USO held up closing at plus 6% While the Transports, off the lows closed at new 52 week lows down 4% today.
2/24/09
SPX Ranges for Wednesday - Dream Day for FAS up 27%
A rally is a rally, IDK what kind yet
ALL ETF RSI turned up today....a sign I look for BUT I like to see long tails on reversal bottoms...I don't see many. This is more of a bullish engulfing that didn't quite get up enough to be called that technically. Hey, it's still a rally and possible double bottom on the SPX (Triple if you go back to 2003)
Some Updates
Dow Trans up 4%, USO up 4.5%, XLF up 9.2%,
UCO up 8%, FAS up 23% (should be up ~30%) , ERX up 12%
GM up 21% BAC up 16% C up 9% HD up 9% AXP off 52 week low here up 9%
UCO up 8%, FAS up 23% (should be up ~30%) , ERX up 12%
GM up 21% BAC up 16% C up 9% HD up 9% AXP off 52 week low here up 9%
Bernanke Calls "recession" over this Year... (RIGHT!?!)
In his semiannual report to the Senate Banking Committee, Bernanke predicted the economy is likely to keep contracting in the first six months of 2009. But he also said "there is a reasonable prospect" the recession will end this year. He warned that a recovery will require getting credit and financial markets to operate normally.
While Bernanke's assessment of the economy helped ease some pressure on the market, it also came after days of heavy selling that left the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500 index near 12-year lows, so a bounce in stocks wasn't a surprise. Stocks made cheaper by the selloff attracted bargain-hunting traders. Also, some, better-than-expected quarterly numbers from Home Depot Inc. helped cool some anxiety about the economy.
SPX 2:30 nice run here to 769 XLF up 9%
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