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S&P breaks support

August 4 2003 at 8:51 AM
 

 
The S&P has broken support and is trading at 971 as I type this. Watch the volume for confirmation.

Larry

 
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Re: S&P breaks support

August 4 2003, 9:03 AM 

Also, keep an eye on breadth - right now there are about 1,700 advancers to 3,300 decliners and there are only 52 new highs on the Nasdaq so far.

Larry


 
 
Gary

Re: S&P breaks support

August 4 2003, 9:33 AM 

Larry,
I think this is the funniest thing I've heard on CNBC yet. While trying to explain the bond market collapse the commentator explained that on a 30 year mortgage of $250,000 the difference in your monthly payment is "ONLY" $250. Then right afterward Joe Kernan and David Faber desperatly tried to direct viewers attention back to last Thursday when the DOW was up over 100 points. By the way were can I find a graph of the 10 & 30 treasuries.

Gary

 
 
Bob Dillon

spx 962

August 4 2003, 9:37 AM 

if volume of NYSE comes in over 1.3 billion and spx closes below 962 swing low then ABC down for me

targeting 1600 on the Nasdaq

 
 

Re: S&P breaks support

August 4 2003, 9:47 AM 

Gary - StockCharts.com. The symbol for the 10-year is $TNX. The symbol for the 30-year is $USB. And I guess $250 a month is no big deal if you have an anchor job on Bubblevision. But in the real world it's going to be a very big deal.

Bob - 1600 seems about right to me.

Larry

 
 
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