It was best to play individual stocks or Russell (if you’re into indices) these past few weeks, but I always watch S&P regardless. Click charts
readThis graph shows NYSE daily dollar volume for the last 2 weeks. The highest volume came in on May 29th which I’m guessing was due
readSource: NYT An increasing number of people followed such calls to the logical end of self-employment in the decade before the recession. Nationally between 1995
readThere is no such thing as public opinion. There is only published opinion. Winston Churchill (1874-1965), British politician
readCharts from BullandBearWise.com, data for the period ending June 2/4. I overlaid the Initial Jobless Claims and S&P 500. Jobless Claims still haven’t broken the
readA Weekly Report of North American Rail Freight Traffic Data through May 30, 2009 This is stuff “they” either can’t or don’t bother adjusting. Looks
readFAS and FAZ, triple financial ETFs, bull and bear respectively. Both have been dead in the water for the last 6 weeks. I think holding
readI got 3 responses: “Looks like a chart of my brokerage account lately” “DJIA 1938-1939” “I think the chart is from 1929-1930” Original image DJIA,
readSorry about the image quality, quickly took this picture from a book I’m reading. I had to double-check the year of the publication! Thought it
readI’m getting more and more visitors who search for “triple bull s&p” and similar terms. Lots of “triple bull” searches. It started about 2 weeks
readSonntags Zeitung, I believe a Swiss? newspaper, runs a series “The Insight Story”. Here’s a couple of recently published images:
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