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from Larry Levin , date 2 Oct 2007 01:29
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A New Record, Now???
Dear Trader,
If you want to know what keeps driving this market higher, it's really pretty simple. This market is continuing higher because people are afraid of missing out!
Fund managers, big traders, and even small investors all feel the same way. They watched the market move higher all of 2006 and most of 2007. And most people are sick and tired of missing out on the seeminly continuous move up for the stock market.
That's the reason I believe the stock market keeps moving higher with the problems we have out there (housing, subprime, etc.) All the investors and fund managers that missed out on the previous rallies (or didn't get in as much as they thought they should) have decided they are not going to miss out this time around. And thus we continue to get new long positions each and every day. And obviously that has a distinct effect: It shakes the short positions out too!
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Source : http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idINN0227691420071002?rpc=44
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US STOCKS-Futures rise as credit worries ease
Tue Oct 2, 2007 7:08am EDT
By Caroline Valetkevitch
NEW YORK, Oct 2 (Reuters) - U.S. stock futures edged higher on Tuesday, with the market poised to extend Monday's record-setting gains on views that the worst global credit problems may be over.
A report that could shed light on the troubled housing market was due at 10 a.m. (1400 GMT). The National Association of Realtors was scheduled to report its pending home sales index for August. Economists polled by Reuters expect a 2.1 percent fall compared with a 12.2 percent slide in July.
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De denissto (don quichotte) Boursomarquer denissto Ignorer denissto Recommander ce message 67
L'INEXORABLE HAUSSE DES INDICES 07:28 26/04/07
a force de lire des AT, des propos partisans , il me semble que beaucoup se fourvoient dans les mecanismes de la hausse inepuisable des bourses mondiales.............................et pourtant il est clair maintenant que rien ne feras baisser ou corriger durablement les bourses mondiales et les bears dont je fait parti y laisseront bien des scalps,
les dernieres stats US avec derriere l'insolente monté des indices americains doivent servir de leçon, tant nombres de bears furent pris a contre pied................
car le vrai et unique moteur n'a qu'un nom : LIQUIDITES ILLIMITEES a effet de levier, je n'en decrirais pas les mecanisme ici ce n'est pas mon propos . La seule chose qu'il reste a faire dans ce genrs de calamitées , c'est de regarder le nuages de criquets devorer des pans entiers des entreprises mondiales.......................
la seule inconnue dans cette entreprise de mise en coupe reglé , c'est de savoir quand la spirale va s'arreter ?
parce que ces criquets eux ne s'arreteront pas vu qu'il paient en monnaie de singe, je dirais que c'est un peu comme la dette americaine libellé en dollars, plus il baisse et moins ils doivent, alors avant que le dollar parte au tas autant racheter tout ce qu'il se peut avec, apres il sera trop tard ; et ça les criquets le savent............................
bon trade a tous
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MARKET SNAPSHOT: U.S. Stocks Decline After Tentative Start And Home Sales Data
By Kate Gibson
U.S. stocks tilted lower Tuesday, retracing a portion of the prior day's record-setting gains as fresh economic data cast the troubled housing market in a dismal, but anticipated, light.
The lack of steep selling on Wall Street suggests investors are increasingly hopeful the credit crunch is all but over, said Al Kugel, chief investment strategist with Atlantic Trust.Listen to more.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) fell 48.4 points to 14,039.1., with 14 of the blue-chip barometer's 30 components trading lower. Exxon Mobil Corp. ( XOM) fronted the Dow's losses, its stock off 2.4%.
Home Depot Inc. (HD) and General Motors Corp. (GM) led among Dow advancers, with Home Depot up 0.7% and GM ahead 1%.
The S&P 500 (SPX) declined 3.93 points to 1,543.11, and the Nasdaq Composite ( RIXF) shed 2.48 points to 2,738.51.
Volume on the New York Stock Exchange topped 571 million shares, while more than 808 million shares were exchanged on the Nasdaq. Advancing issues slightly outpaced decliners on both exchanges.
Only up from here?
Wall Street registered a muted reaction to word from the National Association of Realtors that its pending home sales index fell 6.5% in August, marking the lowest level since its inception in 2001..
The housing market is in for an "extended period of real softness," said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Commerce Bank.Listen to Naroff.
Shares of major publicly traded U.S. residential builders climbed for a second day as investors bet the stocks had bottomed out after months of freefall.
Airline shares were among those adding to Monday's gains, with the sector advancing as the price of oil fell, with crude for November delivery dropping $ 1.19 to stand at $79.05 a barrel..
Continental Airlines Inc. (CAL) gained 4.5% after its late Monday report of rising traffic in September from a year ago.
"U.S. equities remain supportedafter yesterday's record run inspired copycat gains overseas, supported by M&A activity and lingering hopes that the financial system is putting past indiscretions behind it," said analysts at Action Economics.
Wall Street rallied Monday, pushing the Dow to a record close as the disclosure of sizable write-downs by Citigroup Inc. (C) bolstered thinking that investors now have a better handle on the extent of the damage stemming from riskier subprime home loans.
On Tuesday, Citigroup disclosed its plan to buy the 32% of Japanese brokerage Nikko Cordial Corp. that it does not already own for about $4.6 billion in stock.
Corporate news
In a deal that highlights the strength of Canada's currency against the U.S. dollar, Canadian banking giant TD Bank Financial Group (TD) said it would acquire Commerce Bancorp Inc. (CBH) , Cherry Hill, N.J., for $8.5 billion in stock and cash.
Other activity on the merger front had the Nasdaq Stock Market Inc. (NDAQ) agreeing to acquire the Boston Stock Exchange for about $61 million.
Shares of Pepsi Bottling Group Inc. (PBG) added 2.8%. The company reported that third-quarter profit was up over 25%, and revised higher its full-year outlook.
Palm Inc. (PALM) shares slumped 4.3% after the wireless device maker reported late Monday a first-quarter loss and issued a disappointing forecast for the current period..
CBS Corp. shares slid 0.6% after Deutsche Bank Securities cut its rating to a hold from buy..
Still on tap for Tuesday are U.S. auto sales results for September, with Ford Motor Co. (F) and Chrysler both expected to post double-digit declines.
Other action
The dollar moved higher, with the greenback drifting up for a second session against its major counterparts..
Treasury prices remained mostly lower, with the benchmark 10-year note off 5/ 32 to 101 14/32 as its yield (TNX) rose to 4.567%..
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, gold futures tumbled as much as $1 an ounce as traders rushed to lock in gains, with gold for December delivery recently off $19.10, or 2.5%, at $735.00 an ounce..
Overseas, markets in Asia climbed to record levels, playing off Monday's Wall Street advance.
In Europe, bourses trimmed their gains. And London's top index fell into the red..
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
10-02-071218ET
Copyright (c) 2007 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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A New Record, Now???
Dear Trader,
If you want to know what keeps driving this market higher, it's really pretty simple. This market is continuing higher because people are afraid of missing out!
Fund managers, big traders, and even small investors all feel the same way. They watched the market move higher all of 2006 and most of 2007. And most people are sick and tired of missing out on the seeminly continuous move up for the stock market.
That's the reason I believe the stock market keeps moving higher with the problems we have out there (housing, subprime, etc.) All the investors and fund managers that missed out on the previous rallies (or didn't get in as much as they thought they should) have decided they are not going to miss out this time around. And thus we continue to get new long positions each and every day. And obviously that has a distinct effect: It shakes the short positions out too!