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01 July 09 11:44 AM
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Brian Dightman
More evidence of an improved economic environment was delivered last week when ECRI announced the growth rate of their leading economic indicator for the U.S. broke into positive territory delivering the highest weekly growth reading since August 10th...
Earnings & The Economy
05 May 09 11:18 AM
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Brian Dightman
We are well into Q1 earnings season; overall earnings are down about 35% but many firms are beating lowered targets. We are also starting to see forward guidance improve, a signal to some the worst may be behind us. So far it appears cost cutting has...
An Important Clue About Stocks In 2009
05 January 09 10:52 AM
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Brian Dightman
For those of us interested in what 2009 holds for stocks the next few weeks may offer an important clue. December failed to produce a meaningful "Santa Claus Rally". Stocks did trend up most of the month but only closed up 0.8% above November's...
Failures at Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac
13 October 08 12:30 PM
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Brian Dightman
In the midst of our current economic crisis it is natural for many people to lay the blame at the feet of the most convenient targets; perhaps as an emotionally driven response to an emotion filled situation, but as Americans we would be better served...
Credit Markets, Commodities, U.S. Factory Data & Stocks
04 June 08 02:12 PM
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Brian Dightman
If you have been following the credit market mess you probably saw the news yesterday that Lehman Brothers may need to raise more cash. That is really no surprise to people following credit market developments. I posted on the subject May 23rd. Strength...
Commodities & Related Industry Performance
10 May 08 02:57 PM
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Brian Dightman
After three straight weekly gains, it is not surprising stock markets suffered losses last week. It still remains to be seen whether we have started a sustainable rally; how the S&P 500 moves relative to its 200 day moving average may shed light on...
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