Stock Market Analysis

Monday, October 27, 2008

Early Signs of Consumerism?

Stocks attempted a weak rally today when higher new home sales suggest that consumerism may be recovering. However, that little bit of good news cannot stop investors from worrying about a global recession as world markets continue making multi-decade lows. The Dow ended the day lower by over 200 points, following up on the triangle formation bearish breakout. Investors are going to continue being jitterish all week due to the Fed decision and consumer data (see economic calendar). The Fed is going to cut rates and provide new solutions to this financial mess while consumer data is probably going to recover a little. Will all these help the market get back up a little this week? Not according to the technicals. With a strong short and primary bear trend still in place after being tested slightly, odds are we should see a new October low. In fact, the Nasdaq Composite already made that new low yesterday.


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