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Today was a very positive day. The buyers stepped up and didn't let Monday's low get taken out. Things are shaping up.
 
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tsptalk wrote:
Volume for Nas and NYSE can be found herehttp://finance.yahoo.com/indices?u

oooOOOOooooh....yeaaaaahhh..... It's on my links bar now. :)

So it looks like we only had an intraday SAAaaaaaAAAG; prices have gone back up. (except for my lolligagging satellite radio holdings...phooey)



Oh, wow, I see it: DWCP is behaving exactly like it did May 10-12. Let's see if tomorrow is a narrow trading range around 420.
 
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We could waffle around fora while down here. Check out May's lows. It took about 12 trading days before the rallycame off of the bottom. Volume seemed to have been heavier this morning but it seems to have lightned up. We are off our lows for the day right now with the Dow down only 40.

Volume for Nas and NYSE can be found herehttp://finance.yahoo.com/indices?u
 
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hehe, ya, I was just checkin' out the Wilshire 4500 (DWCP)lows, too, thinking 415 is "it". I am a bit surprised (should I be?) that today's black day is as large as yesterday's white day--i.e. dumping just about exactly yesterday's gains. What do you think of this wide price movement? I don't know what to think of it.

And I haven't checked volume...and I hate tohave to ask, again, where can I see index volume?

(baha...if I don't have an anyeurism by 60, I surely will have lost my mindby then...so, ya, time horizon.)
 
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I'm watching 1078 on the S&P 500, Monday's low, and May's low of 1076. Any droptoday that stays above those numbers I look at as a gift (because I'm in the F fund today) after missing yesterday's rally.
 
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Tom's question continues to echo in my mind: Just how much is built into prices?

A lot of oil companies have increased profit margins and I wonder if part of that is in anticipation of rising oil costs, thereby leaving their stock prices intact.

VLCCF, TNPand SUN are up today, everything else is down, except ARO (a clothing retailer). NAT has me a little concerned since it has started following the Market rather than its sector, but its 10% yield makes it sooo lovable.
 
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MORNING CALL CNBC:shock:

OIL HIT 43 MARK...:s

tHat's the olnly think I worry about it:X

By other way look like the market is near bottom :D
 
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Tom I think if today is big time down.Would be the best time

to be in stock 100% to buy low and stay put in there

BECOUSE would be to low"stock"

" the euro is big time down for now bad to I-FUND TODAY"

good luck.:^
 

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Going back to 75% S, 25% C before today's deadline which will be effectiveThursday morning.
 
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