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February 25, 2007
Sneak Peek at Weekend Reading
Here is a sneak peek at some links from my weekly Weekend Reading column at TheStreet/RealMoney:- Markets get screwy on rounded headline numbers in news releases (FRB)
- Smaller universities are significantly upping their endowment allocation to hedge funds and private equity (Pittsburgh Trib-Review)
- Automakers are going green without improving mileage (WashPost)
- The carry trade shouldn't work as well or as long as it does, but it does (Economist)
- The likelihood of Earth getting smashed into by a big rock is being revised upward (Economist)
- Activist Carl Icahn has filed four proxies in one season, an investing record (BusinessWeek)
- Skeptical inflation column get a columnist marriage proposals (Bloomberg/Baum)
- Entertainingly combative interview with financial advice doler Suze Orman (NY Times)
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Hi Paul and All,
We thought folks might be interested to know that the only groups of the 273 we track that are in the top 10 for strength in the 20, 30 & 50 day ema of breadth categories are Agricultural Chemicals, Copper, Farm & Construction Machinery, Shipping & Diversified Utilities.
We would classify any market group that is one of the top 10 strongest in each of these 3 averages in this bull market environment as having very solid, strong momentum, creating a good condition to be invested for as long as they remain in this condition (assuming good entries).
Have a Good Weekend,
Ralph
http://blog.successfulonlinetrading.com/