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Thursday, April 17, 2008

Weekend Reading

  • What trading style fits you best?
  • Bespoke highlights one of the flaws in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
  • Sentiment is slow to change: A basketball example
  • Will the G-7 defend the dollar?
  • VIX & More highlights the importance of the Nasdaq's 2315 level
  • The "smart money" is still underweight financials
  • And the flight to safety continues
  • Trading with T.K talks about being an NYSE specialist
  • So we've been living beyond our means...
  • And now consumer sentiment is the lowest since 1982, But why?
    • Could it be the economy is built on appreciating assets, and not real wage growth
    • Or maybe it's because the current jobless rate correlates to 1982
  • Could consumer sentiment be a contrary indicator?

Posted by Trader M.D. at 12:26 PM

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