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Strategies & Market Trends : Waiting for the big Kahuna -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Gersh Avery who wrote (33128)11/6/1998 12:20:00 AM
From: Vitas  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 94695
 
Gersh, your mission is to explain the significance of this m2 thing
(gawd, I hope its not a reference to some kind of bee-mer )

Vitas

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>Hotline
>
>This is Dennis Slothower with the On the Money Newsletter Hotline Update for
>Thursday, Nov 5.
>
>SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:
>
>Investors need to be fully invested right now.
>
>MARKET COMMENTARY:
>
>Stocks surged in the final hour of trading today sending the market soaring
>to new session highs and confounding the experts who expected a market
>pause.
>
>Alan Greenspan gave a speech early this afternoon where he noted that recent
>market action is apparently making investors less frightened and confidence
>is returning. The stock market rallied on his comments for the rest of the
>day.
>
>Truly it has been a time to put "hay in the barn" but it is also important
>to note that we really are seeing a very unusual anomaly.
>Can you remember a time when the S&P 500 lost nearly 20% in a six-week
>period and then recovered almost all of it in another six-week period?
>
>I challenge you to find any other period where the market has acted like
>this. Not in 1987, not in 1990 and not in 1929. Why is the market acting so
>powerfully to the upside?
>
>I believe the answer lies in the fact that the Federal Reserve has so
>steeply "zoomed" the money supply with M2 now growing at 13%. This is an
>enormous of amount of liquidity.
>
>Consequently, momentum will not be easily displaced. Each correction has
>been quickly used as a buying opportunity and this is likely to be the case
>for the balance of the year as long as the Fed is in an easing mode.
>
>Stay invested or get long if you are sitting on the sidelines.
>
>STOCKS:
>
>The Dow rose +132.4 today to close at 8915.5 The OTC rose 13.5 to close at
>1837.1.
>
>Advancers beat decliners 1,783 to 1,256
>
>BONDS:
>
>Bonds rose 04/32 and closed at 126 25/32nds.
>
>GOLD:
>
>Gold rose 3.1 and closed at 294.0
>
>TECHNICAL INDICATORS
>
>1. STOCHASTICS
>
> STOCKS BONDS GOLD BULLION
>
>SHORT CYCLES=10 to 14 DAYS
>
>DJI %K 64 %D 48 Positive * %K 29 %D 48 Neg. * %K 54 %D 36 Pos.
>OTC %K 65 %D 73 Negative
>NYSE %K 77 %D 65 Positive
>S&P %K 73 %D 61 Positive
>
>INTERMEDIATE CYCLES=3 to 5 MONTHS
>
>DJI %K 92 %D 73 Positive * %K 14 %D 39 Neg. * %K 69 %D 80 Neg.
>OTC %K 83 %D 60 Positive
>NYSE %K 91 %D 72 Positive
>S&P %K 91 %D 71 Positive
>
>LONG TERM CYCLES=40 MONTHS
>
>DJI %K 20 %D 23 Negative * %K 83 %D 81 Pos. * %K 20 %D 17 Pos.
>OTC %K 21 %D 32 Negative
>NYSE %K 20 %D 31 Negative
>S&P %K 25 %D 36 Negative
>
>2. BREADTH INDICATORS
>
>NEW LOWS INDICATOR
>
> 10/26 10/27 10/28 10/29 10/30 11/2 11/3 11/4
>NYSE 29 34 22 33 25 17 15 14
>OTC 51 33 54 34 25 22 23 31
>
>Courtesy of Investors FastTrack:P.O Box 77577, Baton Rouge, LA 70879
>
>McCLELLAN OSCILLATOR AND SUMMATION INDEX INDICATOR-
>
>Oscillator: (Difference between a 5% and 10% trend of the advance/decline
>line) Generally speaking, this indicator is bullish when positive and
>bearish when negative. A reading of -100 is considered oversold whereas a
>+100 is considered overbought.
>
>Index: Is the Sum of all previous McClellan Oscillator Values: It changes
>each day by the amount of the McClellan Oscillator.
>Index Values:
>
>+1500 and rising is bullish.
>+1500 to +1000 is neutral.
>Below +1000 and falling is bearish.
>
> 10/28 10/29 10/30 11/2 11/3 11/4
> NYSE: OSC: +141 +160 +207 +253 +226 +245
> INDEX: +166 +327 +533 +787 +1013 +1258
>
>OTC: OSC: +287 +296 +312 +335 +298 +308
> INDEX: -2104 -1808 -1496 -1161 -864 -556
>
>
>Courtesy of Fast Tools: P.O. Box F, Santa Clara, CA. 95055-F
>
>*** Fidelity Select Money Market ranks 39 out of 39 funds, and is
>dead last of all sector funds currently which is extremely bullish. When
>2/3rds of all sector funds are outperforming the select money market, the
>market trend is healthy. When the select money market fund is outperforming
>2/3rds of all sector funds, the market trend is considered negative and
>highly risky. This ranking is over a six-week period.
>
>Courtesy of FastRUBE: P.O. Box 1424, Goodlettsville, TN 37070-1424