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Was a Positive ISM Report Spark Bulls?
By: Dave Fry   Tuesday, July 01, 2008 9:22 PM
Sectors: ETFs , Finance , Index
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Was a positive ISM report the spark bulls needed to seize the tape and put a short-squeeze on? It wouldn’t take much with markets much oversold. But, higher prices paid are hurting manufacturers in this inflationary environment and passing these costs to customers is becoming increasingly difficult. Meanwhile inventories are growing and new orders are slowing. This is a pretty thin reed for a rally.

Inside the numbers the troubles plaguing investors and the economy are still omnipresent with commodity prices rising, transports tumbling and emerging markets faltering.

Volume was very heavy but breadth wasn’t impressive. [With columns, please eyeball the math. Poor Yahoo just can’t do it. We’ve had good suggestions and many folks and agents “trying” to contact them to fix it. Do they care??? The answer seems, obviously not.]


































































































Based on mail and other feedback I’d say many are on vacation already. The July 4th holiday is upon us and trading volume will start to slacken by tomorrow afternoon no doubt.

Many equity markets bounced at support as if orchestrated from on high and many claim that’s the source of today’s rally. For me, I just think it’s as simple as a rally off support with markets short-term oversold.





Have a pleasant evening.

Disclaimer: Among other issues the ETF Digest maintains long or short positions in: SPY, IWM, QQQQ, XLY, XLB, IYR, DBA, EFA, IEV, EEM, EWZ and FXI



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