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Dow Jones Fair Valuation Model - 13,500 DIA

+0.00% in 3 days How cheap are stocks? You don't hear that question often these days, but we believe that is the appropriate question to ask as we pass through the one year anniversary of the subprime crisis. Bank write offs have been staggering and many analysts believe some of the write offs will later be recaptured as the markets unfreeze and normal business activity returns to banking and real estate. Even if earnings are not recaptured, losses at some point will cease and the banks will again begin reporting earnings, thus the earning we are seeing today for the major indices are understated sign... Continue reading »

By  gregdonaldson   (-4.18%  risk: conservative)  09/03/08

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DIAMONDS Trust, Series 1 DIA

46%

-1.03% in 70 days DIAMONDS Trust, Series 1 (DIA) With the Dow having broken down through support on both the daily and weekly charts, I am looking at the possibility of another put position to try to capitalize on a further down move and as a partial hedge against existing bullish positions. I probably will be looking at some slightly in the money puts with about a 4 month expiration. Continue reading »

By  Marian Filo   (-4.25%  risk: conservative)  06/28/08

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buying today's dip DIA

37%

-6.63% in 24 days (closed on 06/26/08) Buying today's dip. Will hold for indefinite period of time. Much better to say: hold for the next 20 years or so. Continue reading »

By  Armin Stuk   (-7.87%  risk: conservative)  06/02/08

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Consumer Confidence Plunges - A Buy Signal DIA

-10.63% in 101 days Falling consumer confidence tends to lead to a falling stock market, but once it is "low", it tends to signal a buy opportunity. Take a look at the 30 year history of the Consumer Confidence Index. You will see that yesterday's print of 57.2 is the lowest level since the early 90s and represents a decline of over 42% from a year ago. Continue reading »

By  Alan Brochstein   (-1.96%  risk: moderate)  05/28/08

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DIA...Diamonds that make sense! DIA

37%

-2.49% in 36 days (closed on 03/07/08) For the long term investors: evev if you buy it any time! here are the facts: May 1946, the Dow was at 213. The market fell 23.9% for 38 months until hitting a low point of 162. And ten months later, the market fully recovered. April 1956, the Dow was at 521. The market fell 19.4% for 19 months until hitting a low point of 420. And ten months later, the market fully recovered. January 1960, the Dow was at 521. The market fell 17.4% for ten months until hitting a low point of 566. And seven months later, the market fully recovered. December 1961, the ... Continue reading »

By  Armin Stuk   (-7.87%  risk: conservative)  01/31/08

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DIA CHART DIA

+16.43% in 400 days First sign of resistance on the DIA is at the 50 EMA around the $134.80 range. Full Sto is giving a buy signal on the Diamonds. Continue reading »

By  knighttrader   (-12.21%  risk: conservative)  08/03/07

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People Bullish on DIA

gregdonaldson Tracked Blogger 47% 2 days ago	Armin Stuk Sr. Associate 37% about 1 mo ago	pepperlein Analyst 52% 2 mos ago
Marian Filo Principal 46% 2 mos ago	Michael S Sr. Analyst 30% 2 mos ago

People Bearish on DIA

stockmarketfunding.com Analyst 74% 2 days ago	triocapital Analyst N/A about 1 mo ago	alephandtao Associate 48% about 1 mo ago
zarakhiel Associate 36% about 1 mo ago	David Young Analyst 82% about 1 mo ago

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