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Mojo Crossover DJI

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+0.29% in 5 days (closed on 06/13/07) Mojo Crossover Bearish we are under 13,344 ! DJI Charts (60 Minutes here Daily here Weekly here ) DJI Dow Jones Industrial Average Index ( Google Yahoo Chart Barchart ) Smart Money Drives the Financial Markets , by Tom Richards here Welcome to: "Predict Wall Street" Subscription activation instructions Please check your inbox now for your subscription activation email from feedBlitz@mail.feedblitz.com, the email subscription ser... Continue reading »

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The Worst, Best Investments for the Next 5 Years …

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I often discuss what I think are the best investments out there. But this morning, I'm going to spend some time talking about what I think are the worst investments for today, tomorrow and the next five years. Obviously, given the state of our economy and financial markets, there are a lot more lousy investments than there are good ones. But don't worry: It's not all bad. By the process of elimination, we'll get additional confirmation of what the best investments are!Five Lousy Investments For the Next Five YearsThese lousy investments are major asset classes where I believe — b... Continue reading »

Money Flow Analysis Shows Fewer Sellers, But No Surge in Buyers

7/27 - "Another part of bottoming is seeing an increase in the funds being put to work in the stock market. That is the function of the money flow indicator, which tracks the dollar volume entering or exiting stocks on a daily basis. It does this by tracking every single market transaction in every stock, adding the dollar volume (price times volume) to a cumulative total if the transaction occurs on an uptick and subtracting it from the total if the transaction occurs on a downtick." "Note how selling dried up from January through March prior to the market's bounce higher and how selling ... Continue reading »

Stop Waiting for the Crash; Use a Regular Investment Plan

7/16 - "Picking the exact market bottom to invest may make you feel like a superhero, but in the long run, you don't have to be a superhero to make money investing...Experts trying to call a bottom in stocks have been thwarted at every turn...The one-step-forward, two-steps-back pattern has been around for nearly two months now. Although the S&P 500 has lost almost 15% from its May highs, the move down has been unusually gradual, with just three trading sessions seeing closing drops of more than 2%." "What's been missing so far from this move down in the markets is a good old-fashioned cra... Continue reading »

Some Rules for Surviving a Market Crash

6/16 - "It is human psychology that leads us to believe that buying in a market where prices are up 300% is safer than buying when the market is down 80%. When markets are dramatically up there is a sense of confidence in the air, when the markets are severely down the confidence is replaced with fear...If we look at the past decade, many investors missed the chances to buy stocks following the .com crash, 9/11, Tsunami, SARS and now the credit crises. Many investors I knew felt more comfortable buying Pets.com stock at its height instead of buying Amazon (AMZN) when the Nasdaq crashed 80%.... Continue reading »

Preparing for the Fall, Part II DJI

+38.50% in 166 days In Friday’s essay I warned that stocks were headed for an ugly autumn. Looking at Friday’s action—the S&P 500 fell 3%— it’s possible the trouble is already here. As I’ve mentioned several times on these pages, the market rally post-Bear Stearns was largely facilitated by phony economic data courtesy of the US government, the Federal Reserve pumping dollars into the system like there’s no tomorrow, and dumb money piling into stocks, thinking the worst is over. Continue reading »

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