logo

Dave Fry's Market Comments For December 1
By: Dave Fry   Monday, December 01, 2008 7:09 PM

Vote for next session
The next market session will close:

So many images and thoughts, so little time. But, let’s just go with the image above since it’s short, snappy and makes the point: Black Friday is really dumb. That leads nicely to a Black Monday of sorts.

The immediate chart below is the NASDAQ from Friday. As I mentioned last week today was the end of the fiscal year for many financial institutions including mutual funds. A little window dressing for Main Street occurred all last week and hit an all time high Friday. Yeah, I know, they’re not supposed to do that right? Sure.



Below is the McClellan Oscillator from Friday’s close which shows the markets much overbought.








Compared with most of last week, volume was higher and breadth was as crummy as you’d expect. It looks like a negative 10/90 all the way per our man in Geneva.



























The current financial analyst rock star Meredith Whitney suggests credit card lines of credit may shrink by 45% or $2 trillion as per this Reuters article.

Next Page >>123

(0)
No Comments
Post Comment
Name:  
Alert for new comments:
Your email:
Your Website:
Title:
Comments:
   
 
 
 
 
   
 

The above story is the opinion of the author only and it does not reflect iStockAnalyst opinion. Further, the author is not personally advising you regarding the suitability of the story for your investment needs. In no event iStockAnalyst will be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from or arising out of, or in connection with the use of this information. Please consult your investment advisor before making any investment decision.
  
Advertisement
Popular Articles
Related Press Releases
Partner Center
Recent Articles by Dave Fry



Subscribe to Email Alerts rss feed or RSS feeds rss feed for articles from more than 500 contributors, press releases, SEC filings and full text news from more than four thousand sources.
Fundamental data is provided by Zacks Investment Research, market data is provided by AlphaTrade. , and Commentary and Press Releases provided by Quotemedia