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Yesterday, the US equity market was driven by vehicles. Traders ought not dismiss the importance of this industry to the economic stability and revival of the American economy and culture.

]]> Tuesday was a busy day for this industry: the November US motor vehicle sales data was released plus lot's more happening. The Big 3 of Detroit submitted their formal loan requests to Congress, and hyped the news the senior execs would be earning $1 a year, sell the corporate jets, and drive hybrids in the 10-hour journey to Washington for their next testimony. There was talk about their “exciting” plans and so forth. Finally, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in what appeared to be a remarkably unprepared news conference, indicated that Congress was waiting to help the automakers if they were prepared to help themselves.

Econoday reported:
"Vehicle sales may be finding a bottom, at a 7.5 million annual unit rate for domestic-made models in November and little changed from October. Motor vehicle domestic sales Consensus Forecast for November 08 had been a 7.81 million-unit rate, ranging from 7.40 to 8.60 million-unit rate. Levels unfortunately are at lows not seen since the early 1980s, also a time of recession, but it's the month-to-month change that moves the markets and today's data points to stability for motor vehicles sales in next week's retail sales data, a component that makes up about 17 percent of total retail sales."

As to the support the automakers need, GM says the total is $19 billion between now and March; Ford is $9 billion; and Chrysler $7 billion. In the total scheme of bail-outs to bankers, these figures are reasonable. But congress ought to be drafting legislation that addresses the whole problem, which has to do with competitiveness; pensions and healthcare; consumer credit; vehicle safety, mileage and pollution; the Detroit economy; and the unfair advantage that vehicle importers and foreign-controlled domestic manufacturers presently have.

The whole situation has to be addressed and resolved. Otherwise, the new Administration will be facing a series of these emergency meetings.

The good news is that, with respect to Detroit’s Big 3, there is nothing on the horizon that cannot be fixed. Yesterday, the equity market got a lift by the automakers; tomorrow it will be the economy.


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Daily Report for Wed, Dec 03, 2008 2008-12-03T19:35:32Z 2008-12-03T05:30:01Z tag:www.billcara.com,2008://1.4357 2008-12-03T05:30:01Z SITE ADMIN NOTE: We have moved this site to http://caracommunity.com and are only posting articles here for a limited time to allow people to switch over in an orderly fashion. ALL comments are now on that site. If you are... billcara http://www.billcara.com billcara3@gmail.com Daily Report SITE ADMIN NOTE:
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Volatility marked Tuesday’s session as the day started with a solid rebound from the prior day crash, lifting almost +4% though mid-session, followed by a sharp drop and then rally into the close. This morning appears to be starting with more selling.

]]> At the close Tuesday, the DJIA (+270.0 +3.31% to 8419.09), S&P 500 (+32.60 +3.99% to 848.81), and NASDAQ Composite (+51.73 +3.70% to 1449.80) regained the earlier session highs.

In Canada, however, the equity markets sank on news of a political coup underway by three political parties that were recently trounced by the Conservative Party under Prime Minister Stephen Harper. It seems that the minority parties are playing on the emotions of the populace who are hurting financially. The socialist agenda is likely to oust the fiscally prudent Conservatives within a week unless the Prime Minister calls for a new election.

Traders are unnerved. The Toronto Composite (-78.40 -0.93% to 8327.81) and Venture Board (-8.02 -1.09% to 731.10) sold off.

In NY, there were no sectors that did worse than the Consumer Staples, which lifted +1.5%. The winners were Financials (XLF +8.2%), Consumer Discretionary (XLY +4.7%) and Industrials (XLI +4.6%).

To illustrate the extreme volatility, it was only Monday when the Financials had plunged -16.7%.

Yesterday, however, the Financial sector was moved mostly by the real estate component. REITs ($DJR) gained +13.4%, while the Banks ($BKX) and Broker-dealers ($XBD) gained +7.8% and +5.4% respectively.

Airlines ($XAL) picked up +6.9% with lower crude oil prices ($WTIC -$2.32/bbl to 46.96).

Goldminers ($XAU +6.7%) gained with the higher $GOLD price (+$6.50/oz to 783.30). That was a rebound from Monday, which saw $GOLD down -$48.85/oz.

In the Cara 100, there were 88 winners, which was quite a turn-around from the 100 losers on Monday. The big winners were Brunswick Corp (BC +51.7%), which reversed Monday’s -25.8% crash, and Tata Motors (TTM +17.1%), which reversed Monday’s loss of -17.6%. GE grew +13.6% after announcing the dividend was safe.

Yesterday, there was much less movement in the forex market. The $USD dropped -0.38% to 86.65, while the Pound (+0.25% to 149.17), Euro (+0.79% to 127.17) and Yen (+0.05% to 107.39) all lifted. The political uncertainty in Canada served up a loss in the Loonie of -0.10% to 80.21.

Although it appears to many traders to be a ridiculous move, there was further movement into US Treasuries and the US 30-year long bond ($USB +0.44% to 132.20) was strong again. Yields dropped across the board. T-Bill yields lifted sharply from +0.01% to 0.05%. That move reflected the appetite for risk that traders showed during the day. Today is starting on a different note.

In international equity markets today, there was broad strength in Asia-Pacific, but weakness later across Europe. Australia (+0.09% to 3476.5), Shanghai (+4.01% to 1965.4), Hong Kong (+1.36% to 13588.7), India (+0.09% to 8747.4) and Japan (+1.79% to 8004.1) followed up the US strength. But at 8:00am ET (not much different from 6:15am ET), the French CAC, German DAX and UK FTSE were down -1.32% (-1.52%), -1.48% (-1.48%) and -0.74% (-0.43%), respectively.

But the DJIA equity futures have dropped this morning, so the US equity market is back to where it was seven days ago.

At 8:00am ET, the DJIA futures are 8322, down -110, which is down a further -10 since 6:15. The $USD is 87.32, up from 87.235 almost two hours earlier, and the Euro futures are 126.19, a bit weaker from earlier.

It follows then that the precious metals are a tad softer in the past two hours. Presently the gold, palladium, platinum and silver spot prices are: 772.40, 167, 812 and 9.40. One week ago, these prices were: 816.75, 188, 867, and 10.32. So there has been a drop across the board as the $USD lifted over this time from about 85.30 to 87.32.


Comments & Outlook

Traders are pretty much settled on the fact that the government bail-outs in all countries will take time. They see central bank rates dropping at the same time, so there is still a move from equities to govt bonds, but it’s no a panic move.

Day trading is still essential to protecting wealth. Today is starting out a bit weak, but the important hour will be the last one.


Links & Charts


International Economics Review

US Economic Calendar.



Knobias Cara100 Tables

 Portfolio GAINERS
SYMB LAST CHG %C VOL
BC 3.050 +1.040 +51.7 2.3M
TTM 4.390 +0.640 +17.1 865.8K
GE 17.610 +2.110 +13.6 219.1M
KB 19.960 +2.090 +11.7 726.3K
MICC 37.210 +3.610 +10.7 1.4M
BBD 10.360 +0.960 +10.2 10.5M
DB 32.990 +2.630 +8.7 1.5M
VIP 8.680 +0.670 +8.4 6M
VCP 5.220 +0.380 +7.9 1.4M
BBBY 19.670 +1.370 +7.5 6.1M
SBUX 8.530 +0.580 +7.3 11.2M
IBN 13.200 +0.880 +7.1 3M
ERTS 19.030 +1.260 +7.1 6.6M
GG 24.820 +1.610 +6.9 14.3M
TGT 31.530 +1.990 +6.7 14.6M
TOT 50.260 +3.100 +6.6 6M
STO 15.860 +0.970 +6.5 2.9M
TS 19.940 +1.190 +6.3 3.9M
GGB 5.780 +0.340 +6.2 7.6M
CHL 46.410 +2.690 +6.2 4.2M
GRMN 16.480 +0.950 +6.1 1.1M
HDB 53.910 +3.090 +6.1 439.2K
TM 61.950 +3.390 +5.8 2.2M
SLW 3.130 +0.170 +5.7 9.1M
INTC 13.280 +0.720 +5.7 63.8M

 Portfolio LOSERS
SYMB LAST CHG %C VOL
RIMM 37.320 -2.480 -6.2 41.8M
CCJ 15.480 -0.550 -3.4 3.9M
RY 30.470 -1.040 -3.3 2M
MFC 15.960 -0.430 -2.6 5.3M
TGP 12.280 -0.320 -2.5 97.5K
POT 55.200 -1.270 -2.2 15.8M
IBKR 16.800 -0.380 -2.2 678.9K
SU 18.620 -0.400 -2.1 11.4M
TCK 3.850 -0.080 -2 4.4M
KO 43.930 -0.400 -0.9 14.3M
NTES 17.760 -0.060 -0.3 1.1M
DNA 71.770 -0.030 -0 4.8M

 Portfolio 52-Wk HIGHS
SYMB DAY HIGH LAST CHG %CHG VOL
NONE FOUND.

 Portfolio 52-Wk LOWS
SYMB DAY LOW LAST CHG %CHG VOL
RIMM 35.760 37.320 -2.480 -6.23 41.77M
POT 53.230 55.200 -1.270 -2.25 15.80M

 Portfolio VOLUME
SYMB LAST %C VOL %ADSV
MFC 15.960 -2.6 5.3M +70
GE 17.610 +13.6 219.1M +68
VCP 5.220 +7.9 1.4M +60
TEF 60.740 +5.6 978.7K +58
SLW 3.130 +5.7 9.1M +49
RIMM 37.320 -6.2 41.8M +47
TM 61.950 +5.8 2.2M +41
TOT 50.260 +6.6 6M +41
ERJ 14.770 +2.6 1.6M +39
CCL 20.090 +2.6 12.2M +36
DNA 71.770 -0 4.8M +25
OXPS 12.010 +2.3 729.1K +21
RY 30.470 -3.3 2M +18
CHL 46.410 +6.2 4.2M +15
CCJ 15.480 -3.4 3.9M +15
DB 32.990 +8.7 1.5M +14
GOL 3.960 +5.3 958.7K +13
STO 15.860 +6.5 2.9M +12

 Analysts UPGRADES
SYMB ANALYST OLD   NEW BEFORE   AFTER
BHP Smith Barney --- --- Hold Buy
• PREVIOUS SESSION
NONE FOUND.

 Analysts DOWNGRADES
SYMB ANALYST OLD   NEW BEFORE   AFTER
TGT First Global --- --- Outperform Moderate Perform
DEO Bernstein --- --- Outperform Mkt Perform
• PREVIOUS SESSION
NONE FOUND.


Cara 100 Daily RSI-7 Charts


At least one RSI value >70:
TickerLastRSI-7MRSI-7WRSI-7DZone

At least one RSI value <30:
TickerLastRSI-7MRSI-7WRSI-7DZone
WFMI10.029.8617.3052.20Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $9.97, +0.50% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
MFC15.9611.4323.7040.35Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $16.12, -0.99% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
DB32.9911.7224.8753.48Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $24.58, +34.21% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
TCK3.8511.7414.3936.60Buy alert (trig. 4 days ago [on 2008-11-26 at $4.24, -9.20% chg], after a 11 day AZ)
AMAT8.9912.2120.1742.32Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $8.84, +1.70% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
KB19.9612.2923.5251.34Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $17.52, +13.93% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
TTM4.3915.1025.4652.39
VCP5.2215.2719.6532.93Buy alert (trig. 1 days ago [on 2008-12-02 at $5.22, +0.00% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
DEO53.0315.6428.5141.88Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $51.96, +2.06% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
DOW18.6015.7321.4841.66Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $18.29, +1.69% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
UBS11.8016.0833.3649.02Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $9.45, +24.87% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
GE17.6116.8236.2059.64Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $14.03, +25.52% chg], after a 5 day AZ)
GOL3.9617.1335.3659.52
SBUX8.5317.5427.8047.50Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $8.45, +0.95% chg], after a 8 day AZ)
TM61.9517.6534.5944.55
ERTS19.0317.9115.2646.35Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $18.87, +0.85% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
BC3.0518.3222.5055.61
NOK13.6418.4227.8848.65
RY30.4718.5125.5035.98Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $32.16, -5.25% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
TGP12.2818.8038.1647.09Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $10.73, +14.45% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
LLTC18.8619.2122.3638.54Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $18.90, -0.21% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
SLW3.1319.2526.9051.72Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $2.81, +11.39% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
MBT27.3519.3033.1247.94Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $22.96, +19.12% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
BA40.7019.3929.1746.85Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $39.58, +2.83% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
DIS21.4619.4634.3949.52
CSCO15.3219.4822.3143.33Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.17, +0.99% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
RIO10.5519.4925.4343.44Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $10.03, +5.18% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
AET20.1919.529.6542.09Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $20.14, +0.25% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
PBR18.4319.7224.7941.99Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $17.40, +5.92% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
VIP8.6819.8030.5545.06Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $7.67, +13.17% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
ABB12.0619.9632.3854.90Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $9.95, +21.21% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
ABV40.7920.1232.1842.19
WBK53.4520.1832.2045.02Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $51.65, +3.48% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
BHP36.4420.4238.2753.96Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $29.13, +25.09% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
STO15.8620.5230.4246.73Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.25, +4.00% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
HBC51.4220.6427.2147.53Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $50.65, +1.52% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
GRMN16.4820.6417.9346.25Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $16.25, +1.42% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
TOT50.2620.6940.3849.13
CCL20.0920.7925.8355.06Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $17.75, +13.18% chg], after a 12 day AZ)
OXPS11.9721.1228.1235.21Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-25 at $12.92, -7.35% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
SU18.6221.2123.4245.55Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $16.36, +13.81% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
CCJ15.4821.5233.2749.55Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $12.98, +19.26% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
IBKR16.8021.5931.3145.42Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $14.75, +13.90% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
IMO30.5621.7037.9450.59Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $26.97, +13.31% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
INTC13.2821.7225.3448.30Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.11, +1.30% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
BDK41.8621.7630.7453.82Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $35.54, +17.78% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
INFY24.4321.8830.9850.74Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $22.96, +6.40% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
GSK33.6121.9724.6344.92Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $32.85, +2.31% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
EXC53.2121.9837.3052.78
ERJ14.7722.2528.5248.49Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.46, +9.73% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
CEO78.0922.3138.6555.68
GOOG275.1122.4123.9742.51Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-25 at $282.05, -2.46% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
UTX46.0622.4831.5742.48Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $46.67, -1.31% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
CTSH18.0322.5437.5953.45Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.58, +15.73% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
MICC37.2122.5633.4355.68Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $30.41, +22.36% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
POT55.2022.5926.0529.15Accumulation Zone (for 1 days)
SWK30.2422.6328.7450.73Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $28.80, +5.00% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
WAG23.6522.6834.5749.21
RIMM37.3222.7523.8432.61
DELL10.5222.7820.2848.07Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $10.14, +3.75% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
TS19.9423.5127.2849.56
ADBE22.0023.8122.3145.33
GGB5.7824.8128.8250.96Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $4.78, +20.92% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
BBBY19.6724.8624.1648.41Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $19.39, +1.44% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
BBD10.3624.9638.0254.10Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $8.45, +22.60% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
IBN13.2025.1128.7145.29Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.09, +0.84% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
WHR37.7725.2217.1448.57Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $36.32, +3.99% chg], after a 5 day AZ)
JCP17.3825.2627.2547.98Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $17.62, -1.36% chg], after a 6 day AZ)
TGT31.5325.2730.7748.27Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $30.44, +3.58% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
CHA36.8725.4443.4153.61
ECA43.2425.6135.3749.91Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $38.16, +13.31% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
SNDK7.2125.7630.2947.30Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $6.78, +6.34% chg], after a 8 day AZ)
SYT33.5926.3438.4551.06Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $29.72, +13.02% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
ORCL15.7927.7032.2342.37
KSS30.7027.7638.0353.32Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $26.15, +17.40% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
NUE32.6827.8535.8351.33Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $28.28, +15.56% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
KO43.9328.3937.1647.32
QCOM30.5428.6726.0339.63Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $30.17, +1.23% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
PAYX26.6429.4841.0450.19Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $25.07, +6.26% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
COST50.1029.6629.4952.62Buy alert (trig. 7 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $46.71, +7.26% chg], after a 5 day AZ)
JNJ56.8331.9122.9643.93
DNA71.7739.3725.7429.88


International Equity Markets Review

Europe

Here is the latest session data for the bourses of Europe.


Here is the latest session data for the London stock exchange FTSE.


Here is the latest session data for the German DAX.


Here is the latest session data for the French CAC 40.


Here is the latest session data for the Milan Italy stock exchange MIBTEL.


Here is the latest session data for the Swiss market index.


Asia-Pacific

Here is the latest session data for the Asia-Pacific stock exchanges.


Here is the latest chart for the Japanese Nikkei 225 index.


Here is the latest chart for the Singapore index .


Here is the latest chart for the Shanghai Composite index .


Here is the latest chart for the Hong Kong Hang Seng index .


Here is the latest chart for the India BSE 30 index .

Here is the latest chart for the Australian All Ordinaries index .


US Equity Markets Review

DJIA (interactive) chart

NASDAQ Composite (interactive) chart

Table 15: Dow 30 List

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
GM 4.8500 0.2600 5.66% 35.10% 52.52% -14.16% -80.13% -54.46% -72.19% -83.74%
C 7.220 0.770 11.94% 21.34% -18.79% -48.39% -75.03% -62.22% -66.36% -78.32%
GE 17.61 2.11 13.61% 15.40% 9.31% -8.76% -52.09% -38.28% -42.09% -54.01%
VZ 32.13 1.46 4.76% 8.07% 9.88% 4.49% -25.64% -10.33% -15.13% -25.64%
AA 9.760 0.450 4.83% 6.67% 0.93% -17.85% -72.99% -67.96% -75.98% -73.16%
MRK 26.68 1.83 7.36% 4.87% 2.65% -10.98% -53.49% -23.40% -30.10% -55.05%
CAT 38.00 1.42 3.88% 4.57% 6.44% -2.59% -46.20% -44.99% -53.84% -47.15%
T 28.04 1.08 4.01% 4.08% 4.74% 0.83% -31.61% -13.05% -29.72% -26.62%
JPM 28.53 2.41 9.23% 3.44% -12.94% -29.95% -32.35% -26.83% -32.31% -37.46%
MCD 57.05 0.88 1.57% 2.77% 2.59% 0.04% -1.81% -9.31% -2.56% -2.43%
HD 21.85 0.64 3.02% 2.01% 9.25% -1.67% -16.32% -22.16% -19.55% -23.49%
CVX 75.54 3.52 4.89% 1.67% 6.73% 2.51% -19.17% -9.30% -23.98% -13.93%
WMT 53.45 0.44 0.83% 1.29% 3.17% -4.50% 13.97% -10.39% -6.56% 11.59%
IBM 79.84 2.94 3.82% -0.06% 3.05% -13.85% -23.74% -32.57% -37.31% -24.09%
BA 40.70 0.82 2.06% -0.12% -1.17% -22.99% -53.01% -38.21% -49.85% -56.02%
PFE 16.02 0.74 4.84% -0.12% 0.63% -9.80% -30.07% -16.43% -16.48% -32.58%
BAC 14.37 1.52 11.83% -1.51% -4.39% -39.14% -64.57% -55.96% -57.21% -68.85%
XOM 77.61 3.30 4.44% -1.51% 5.76% 4.47% -17.00% 0.38% -11.62% -12.95%
AXP 20.76 1.12 5.70% -1.98% 7.18% -26.69% -59.33% -48.90% -54.12% -64.80%
INTC 13.28 0.72 5.73% -2.06% 2.15% -15.09% -47.61% -41.19% -42.76% -49.08%
DD 23.60 1.38 6.21% -2.84% -12.46% -26.32% -46.04% -47.91% -49.83% -48.86%
KO 43.93 -0.40 -0.90% -2.87% -0.09% -3.34% -28.09% -15.45% -22.93% -29.26%
KFT 26.15 0.59 2.31% -3.00% -2.53% -10.78% -18.41% -17.51% -18.61% -24.31%
DIS 21.46 1.13 5.56% -3.33% 8.71% -14.30% -32.60% -33.85% -35.56% -35.26%
MMM 60.86 -1.49 -2.39% -3.79% 0.10% -5.07% -26.42% -14.43% -20.18% -26.90%
JNJ 56.83 1.50 2.71% -3.86% -4.12% -7.08% -13.78% -20.77% -14.55% -16.11%
HPQ 34.27 0.83 2.48% -4.01% 16.80% -11.24% -31.20% -25.50% -25.90% -33.01%
PG 61.44 0.95 1.57% -5.01% -1.71% -4.60% -15.03% -12.81% -6.00% -16.97%
UTX 46.06 0.44 0.96% -6.21% -4.34% -15.10% -38.76% -30.38% -34.88% -38.40%
MSFT 19.15 0.54 2.90% -7.44% -0.88% -15.34% -45.63% -29.34% -31.12% -43.01%

You can do this table yourself by entering the following string into the Summaries window at www.billcara2.com and then clicking on the link for Performance.

AA AIG AXP BA C CAT DD DIS GE GM HD HON HPQ IBM INTC JNJ JPM KO MCD MMM MO MRK MSFT PFE PG T UTX VZ WMT XOM

Here are the links to interactive Dow charts from Billcara2.com that I broke into groups of ten, which you can add technical indicators for as well. (list one) (list two) (list three)



The Americas

Here is the latest session data for the exchanges of the Americas.


Here is the latest chart for the Brazilian Bovespa stock exchange in Sao Paulo.


Here is the latest session data for the Toronto Stock Exchange composite index.



Sector ETF Summary for the US equity market

The tables I show in this section are for ten (GICS) Sector Index Funds (ETF's) only, but they cover the full spectrum of the US equity market.

Table 1: Cara ETF List

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
IYZ 16.08 0.91 6.00% 8.50% 6.00% -4.96% -44.87% -33.75% -39.59% -45.03%
XLY 19.57 0.87 4.65% 3.99% 5.44% -12.32% -39.22% -37.07% -38.82% -43.55%
XLB 22.01 0.82 3.87% 3.53% -0.68% -14.69% -46.71% -43.20% -50.17% -47.32%
XLI 22.19 0.98 4.62% 2.64% 1.42% -10.34% -42.38% -37.01% -42.38% -43.68%
XLF 11.41 0.86 8.15% 2.33% -4.28% -26.95% -59.77% -47.47% -53.22% -63.25%
XLK 14.65 0.50 3.53% 0.55% 1.81% -12.01% -43.91% -35.23% -41.38% -44.21%
IYH 48.80 1.76 3.75% 0.32% -3.80% -10.75% -30.38% -26.62% -23.95% -32.90%
SPY 85.27 3.16 3.85% 0.28% -0.23% -12.19% -41.16% -33.38% -38.61% -42.64%
XLP 23.07 0.33 1.45% -0.90% -0.17% -5.80% -18.74% -18.91% -18.31% -20.97%
XLU 28.85 0.73 2.60% -0.93% 0.70% -1.23% -31.46% -22.45% -29.65% -32.48%
XLE 46.45 1.52 3.38% -2.48% -0.71% -6.75% -41.57% -34.16% -46.31% -36.72%
SMH 15.96 0.43 2.77% -2.98% -4.72% -20.99% -49.11% -43.30% -50.97% -50.62%

You can do this table yourself by entering the following string into the Summary window at Billcara2.com and then clicking on the link for Performance. XLE XLB XLI XLY XLP IYH XLF SMH IYZ XLU XLK SPY . You can also add more ETF’s – up to 30 in total.

For a list of components to any ETF, go to the AMEX.com web site, and click on ETF's.


10 (energy: XLE)

ETF Chart for Energy:XLE

Table 2: Senior oil & gas equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
CEO 78.09 2.73 3.62% 9.43% 3.24% -5.73% -53.36% -45.48% -56.08% -57.69%
PTR 81.60 4.18 5.40% 7.30% 12.00% 7.04% -53.01% -36.03% -43.37% -57.44%
IMO 30.56 0.14 0.46% 7.19% 3.24% -11.98% -44.36% -35.32% -48.54% -37.67%
ECA 43.24 1.03 2.44% 4.07% 2.71% -12.65% -37.88% -39.32% -52.30% -33.73%
CVX 75.54 3.52 4.89% 1.67% 6.73% 2.51% -19.17% -9.30% -23.98% -13.93%
SU 18.62 -0.40 -2.10% 0.70% -2.10% -19.46% -66.23% -63.94% -72.84% -61.11%
XOM 77.61 3.30 4.44% -1.51% 5.76% 4.47% -17.00% 0.38% -11.62% -12.95%
STO 15.86 0.97 6.51% -2.28% 0.25% -20.74% -49.23% -42.56% -58.78% -50.93%
PBR 18.43 0.55 3.08% -4.56% -13.56% -30.11% -84.49% -62.50% -74.17% -80.86%
TOT 50.26 3.10 6.57% -5.04% 2.13% -8.22% -39.65% -26.35% -41.90% -37.89%
SLB 43.92 1.84 4.37% -5.32% -8.40% -11.68% -56.33% -51.45% -56.19% -53.00%
RIG 55.38 -2.47 -4.27% -10.98% -20.11% -28.95% -62.06% -55.40% -62.73% -59.66%


15 (basic materials: XLB)

ETF Chart for Basic Materials:XLB

Table 3: Senior metals and steel equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
GGB 5.780 0.340 6.25% 9.06% -0.86% -11.89% -79.86% -67.51% -88.36% -79.44%
BHP 36.44 0.67 1.87% 9.04% 15.13% -7.23% -48.25% -43.72% -57.41% -51.95%
AA 9.760 0.450 4.83% 6.67% 0.93% -17.85% -72.99% -67.96% -75.98% -73.16%
TCK 3.8500 -0.0800 -2.04% 6.65% -27.63% -64.81% -89.38% -90.19% -92.30% -89.92%
NUE 32.68 1.72 5.56% 5.15% 2.51% -13.61% -43.63% -33.40% -56.36% -44.81%
DOW 18.60 0.67 3.74% 1.69% -9.97% -29.22% -52.00% -45.85% -53.31% -55.65%
MT 21.45 1.61 8.11% 1.04% 2.88% -21.40% -71.92% -70.17% -78.03% -70.94%
TS 19.94 1.19 6.35% -0.70% -11.96% -4.64% -55.08% -60.70% -67.39% -57.74%
PKX 54.63 2.85 5.50% -1.25% 3.31% -20.61% -62.70% -47.60% -60.70% -65.40%
RIO 10.55 0.09 0.86% -6.06% -6.80% -21.15% -67.75% -58.18% -73.58% -69.49%
VCP 5.220 0.380 7.85% -10.46% -24.57% -49.22% -82.42% -74.62% -84.38% -84.29%
RTP 78.06 -2.99 -3.69% -46.53% -46.81% -56.59% -81.40% -77.04% -83.93% -83.30%

Table 13: Senior gold equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
BVN 15.51 1.01 6.97% 5.87% 26.41% 19.49% -49.05% -28.33% -54.99% -44.45%
AU 21.33 1.76 8.99% 4.97% 33.81% 18.50% -53.49% -14.61% -38.64% -56.26%
KGC 14.86 1.25 9.18% 4.06% 22.10% 38.10% -26.25% -0.87% -26.11% -14.35%
LIHR 15.60 1.62 11.59% 4.00% 31.98% 14.79% -52.97% -15.03% -46.37% -53.49%
AUY 5.300 0.430 8.83% 2.51% 28.64% 13.73% -61.79% -47.32% -65.63% -58.79%
NEM 32.26 2.07 6.86% 2.45% 38.16% 22.66% -38.42% -24.85% -32.47% -35.08%
HMY 8.170 0.920 12.69% 1.24% 33.50% 11.92% -24.00% 2.38% -29.39% -21.74%
EGO 5.110 0.310 6.46% -0.97% 9.89% 22.54% -17.58% -34.74% -39.67% -12.20%
ABX 27.65 1.34 5.09% -1.64% 30.73% 24.21% -39.92% -15.98% -31.37% -31.75%
GFI 7.500 0.740 10.95% -2.60% 23.56% 10.95% -51.30% -11.76% -41.77% -54.41%
AEM 32.60 0.54 1.68% -2.69% 7.91% 13.91% -42.32% -38.34% -53.85% -32.25%
GG 24.82 1.61 6.94% -3.05% 26.25% 32.51% -32.26% -20.93% -38.84% -23.42%



20 (industrial: XLI)

ETF Chart for Industrial:XLI

Table 4: Senior capital goods makers and transportation

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
FLR 44.15 2.54 6.10% 18.75% 29.97% 17.95% -38.85% -39.94% -52.42% -40.00%
GE 17.61 2.11 13.61% 15.40% 9.31% -8.76% -52.09% -38.28% -42.09% -54.01%
ABB 12.06 0.53 4.60% 8.45% 11.36% -7.09% -57.89% -50.70% -62.55% -58.95%
ERJ 14.77 0.37 2.57% 6.95% 2.07% -26.19% -67.27% -57.34% -58.42% -66.11%
CAT 38.00 1.42 3.88% 4.57% 6.44% -2.59% -46.20% -44.99% -53.84% -47.15%
HON 26.59 0.60 2.31% 1.53% 1.06% -13.98% -55.61% -47.03% -54.40% -53.04%
UPS 55.19 1.47 2.74% 1.06% 3.58% 4.09% -20.20% -15.11% -22.26% -25.10%
FDX 67.08 3.63 5.72% 0.98% 6.88% 1.64% -22.14% -20.77% -26.00% -31.88%
BA 40.70 0.82 2.06% -0.12% -1.17% -22.99% -53.01% -38.21% -49.85% -56.02%
MMM 60.86 -1.49 -2.39% -3.79% 0.10% -5.07% -26.42% -14.43% -20.18% -26.90%
UTX 46.06 0.44 0.96% -6.21% -4.34% -15.10% -38.76% -30.38% -34.88% -38.40%
TXT 14.75 0.85 6.12% -6.47% 8.70% -14.44% -77.92% -64.66% -76.31% -78.64%



25 (consumer discretionary: XLY)

ETF Chart for Energy:XLY

Table 5: Senior consumer discretionary equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
CCL 20.09 0.50 2.55% 13.18% 8.36% -16.54% -53.99% -48.66% -48.85% -55.47%
BC 3.0500 1.0400 51.74% 9.71% 23.48% -15.04% -81.97% -78.61% -77.42% -85.04%
BDK 41.86 1.79 4.47% 6.68% 7.00% -17.50% -40.14% -34.33% -33.62% -49.35%
TTM 4.3900 0.6400 17.07% 4.03% 2.09% -9.67% -77.43% -55.39% -67.04% -76.49%
WHR 37.77 1.38 3.79% 3.99% 0.61% -21.33% -52.72% -55.23% -47.09% -53.35%
EBAY 13.26 1.03 8.42% 3.59% 8.60% -11.66% -59.19% -44.91% -54.76% -60.45%
TGT 31.53 1.99 6.74% 3.58% -0.47% -19.81% -36.32% -42.71% -40.31% -47.42%
BBBY 19.67 1.37 7.49% 1.44% -2.58% -21.91% -30.64% -37.75% -38.18% -37.46%
NKE 50.01 1.99 4.14% -0.62% 7.99% -10.44% -20.97% -18.26% -25.51% -23.82%
JCP 17.38 0.83 5.02% -1.36% 3.95% -23.03% -58.27% -57.22% -56.38% -60.61%
DIS 21.46 1.13 5.56% -3.33% 8.71% -14.30% -32.60% -33.85% -35.56% -35.26%
TM 61.95 3.39 5.79% -7.68% -1.45% -19.19% -41.81% -30.26% -39.57% -44.91%



30 (consumer staples: XLP)

ETF Chart for Consumer Staples:XLP

Table 6: Senior consumer staples equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
PDA 29.90 1.12 3.89% 6.03% 4.66% 1.18% -37.88% -37.49% -53.13% -37.37%
WMT 53.45 0.44 0.83% 1.29% 3.17% -4.50% 13.97% -10.39% -6.56% 11.59%
SBUX 8.530 0.580 7.30% 0.95% -1.27% -31.92% -55.83% -45.81% -52.43% -63.53%
WFMI 10.02 0.30 3.09% 0.50% 5.81% 0.00% -74.80% -45.63% -64.82% -76.70%
KR 26.81 -0.19 -0.70% -0.52% -0.11% -1.87% 4.44% -3.56% -2.62% -6.75%
WAG 23.65 0.59 2.56% -1.99% 4.42% -3.90% -36.66% -34.31% -34.51% -35.36%
PEP 54.45 0.81 1.51% -2.17% 2.79% -5.25% -27.68% -21.61% -19.39% -29.45%
KO 43.93 -0.40 -0.90% -2.87% -0.09% -3.34% -28.09% -15.45% -22.93% -29.26%
KFT 26.15 0.59 2.31% -3.00% -2.53% -10.78% -18.41% -17.51% -18.61% -24.31%
DEO 53.03 0.80 1.53% -4.19% -3.67% -15.95% -37.66% -29.00% -31.16% -41.46%
PG 61.44 0.95 1.57% -5.01% -1.71% -4.60% -15.03% -12.81% -6.00% -16.97%
ABV 40.79 1.49 3.79% -9.54% -9.54% -5.45% -43.72% -33.07% -39.89% -45.67%



35 (healthcare: IYH)

ETF Chart for Health Care:IYH

Table 7: Senior healthcare equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
NVO 50.35 1.05 2.13% 8.33% 1.92% -3.36% -21.08% -9.51% -21.78% -60.49%
UNH 20.32 0.20 0.99% 6.55% 7.57% -13.50% -64.14% -30.60% -40.22% -63.05%
WLP 33.71 -0.63 -1.83% 5.81% -1.03% -15.19% -61.25% -35.51% -39.52% -59.97%
BMY 20.28 0.92 4.75% 0.90% 2.94% -1.31% -22.39% -5.81% -7.73% -31.56%
AET 20.19 0.43 2.18% 0.25% -11.45% -22.23% -64.35% -53.30% -55.47% -63.87%
PFE 16.02 0.74 4.84% -0.12% 0.63% -9.80% -30.07% -16.43% -16.48% -32.58%
AMGN 54.64 -0.13 -0.24% -2.41% -2.59% -11.23% 17.25% -12.59% 23.56% -1.10%
NVS 45.36 0.21 0.47% -2.49% -4.65% -11.11% -16.88% -17.35% -15.78% -19.75%
GSK 33.61 1.59 4.97% -2.89% -5.59% -14.15% -33.01% -28.50% -23.00% -36.20%
JNJ 56.83 1.50 2.71% -3.86% -4.12% -7.08% -13.78% -20.77% -14.55% -16.11%
MDT 29.30 0.63 2.20% -5.09% -19.55% -27.99% -40.81% -46.47% -41.77% -42.38%
DNA 71.77 -0.03 -0.04% -6.38% -10.77% -14.19% 6.48% -26.98% -2.95% -5.88%



40 (financial: XLF)

ETF Chart for Financial:XLF

Table 8: Senior financial company equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
C 7.220 0.770 11.94% 21.34% -18.79% -48.39% -75.03% -62.22% -66.36% -78.32%
BBD 10.36 0.96 10.21% 8.94% 3.50% -16.59% -65.95% -42.83% -55.90% -67.78%
DB 32.99 2.63 8.66% 7.53% 10.45% -17.17% -74.44% -61.58% -68.43% -74.96%
CS 25.48 0.82 3.33% 6.52% 0.87% -30.95% -57.31% -45.65% -49.36% -57.76%
JPM 28.53 2.41 9.23% 3.44% -12.94% -29.95% -32.35% -26.83% -32.31% -37.46%
HBC 51.42 1.19 2.37% 1.52% -1.70% -15.51% -37.63% -34.48% -38.55% -39.86%
UBS 11.80 0.82 7.47% 0.77% 0.85% -27.07% -74.23% -45.40% -48.78% -76.62%
MER 11.56 1.43 14.12% 0.26% -1.87% -38.97% -78.09% -58.34% -72.88% -80.71%
GS 65.00 -0.76 -1.16% -3.59% 4.02% -27.04% -68.69% -60.68% -62.28% -71.32%
RY 30.47 -1.04 -3.30% -5.25% -14.05% -22.74% -39.76% -33.30% -39.52% -42.88%
IBN 13.20 0.88 7.14% -5.31% -12.12% -27.23% -78.76% -59.71% -62.70% -78.19%
MS 12.04 0.69 6.08% -10.01% 7.31% -33.11% -76.37% -70.85% -72.06% -77.16%



45 (technology, semiconductor: SMH)

ETF Chart for Technology, Semiconductor:SMH

Table 9: Senior technology equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
STP 7.380 -0.310 -4.03% 10.31% -35.26% -58.59% -91.41% -83.57% -82.02% -90.68%
GOOG 275.11 9.12 3.43% 6.86% -8.33% -20.60% -59.85% -40.87% -52.15% -60.30%
SNDK 7.210 0.010 0.14% 6.34% 0.14% -21.89% -78.26% -49.79% -73.63% -80.74%
FSLR 116.12 5.92 5.37% 3.11% 0.49% -28.28% -56.62% -55.44% -54.63% -51.04%
CTSH 18.03 0.49 2.79% 2.50% 6.56% -9.58% -44.06% -38.30% -47.77% -42.03%
AMAT 8.990 0.110 1.24% 1.70% -10.10% -30.69% -48.36% -49.49% -53.78% -52.26%
ADBE 22.00 1.00 4.76% 1.24% -3.51% -19.00% -47.25% -48.66% -49.38% -47.79%
IBM 79.84 2.94 3.82% -0.06% 3.05% -13.85% -23.74% -32.57% -37.31% -24.09%
AAPL 92.47 3.54 3.98% -0.52% 4.91% -13.55% -52.54% -44.36% -50.31% -49.25%
INTC 13.28 0.72 5.73% -2.06% 2.15% -15.09% -47.61% -41.19% -42.76% -49.08%
INFY 24.43 0.82 3.47% -2.12% 0.00% -14.40% -45.01% -40.57% -48.86% -42.04%
SAP 33.05 0.84 2.61% -3.98% -1.99% -7.50% -34.85% -40.27% -38.57% -35.47%
HPQ 34.27 0.83 2.48% -4.01% 16.80% -11.24% -31.20% -25.50% -25.90% -33.01%
TXN 14.64 0.63 4.50% -4.06% -7.98% -22.58% -54.74% -40.07% -54.42% -53.63%
LLTC 18.86 0.10 0.53% -4.12% -11.12% -15.95% -39.06% -41.54% -48.51% -38.08%
ORCL 15.79 0.32 2.07% -5.11% -3.78% -13.86% -29.79% -26.73% -30.38% -21.75%
TSM 6.340 -0.230 -3.50% -5.37% -5.65% -21.24% -33.75% -32.26% -44.63% -36.09%
CSCO 15.32 0.36 2.41% -6.59% -5.49% -10.93% -42.28% -35.49% -41.86% -45.32%
QCOM 30.54 0.58 1.94% -6.95% -3.51% -17.90% -20.45% -40.32% -35.97% -25.11%
ALTR 14.40 0.38 2.71% -7.28% -1.03% -14.08% -22.29% -35.63% -37.53% -23.32%
BRCM 14.24 0.12 0.85% -7.53% -3.26% -16.63% -45.90% -40.09% -49.29% -46.75%
STM 6.270 0.170 2.79% -9.39% -13.87% -25.53% -55.44% -52.82% -49.80% -58.80%
ADI 16.35 0.25 1.55% -10.02% -13.03% -22.66% -46.16% -40.74% -53.11% -46.88%
UMC 1.7400 -0.0200 -1.14% -12.12% -13.43% -16.75% -47.90% -24.02% -48.21% -50.14%
RIMM 37.32 -2.48 -6.23% -17.54% -11.65% -30.28% -67.18% -68.47% -72.76% -67.21%



50 (telecom: IYZ)

ETF Chart for Telecom:IYZ



55 (utilities: XLU)

ETF Chart for Utilities:XLU

Table 12: US Utilities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance.
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
PEG 29.50 1.29 4.57% 1.17% 1.24% 0.37% -38.61% -26.78% -32.79% -38.37%
EXC 53.21 1.94 3.78% 0.19% 4.21% 0.30% -33.64% -28.17% -39.04% -34.37%
SO 35.52 0.35 1.00% 0.06% 0.11% 2.07% -6.82% -4.72% -0.25% -5.58%
AEP 29.14 -1.28 -4.21% -0.03% -5.02% -9.81% -37.06% -25.98% -30.75% -38.87%
FE 56.00 1.12 2.04% -0.48% 4.52% 5.24% -22.10% -21.43% -28.26% -18.32%
TRP 26.06 0.04 0.15% -0.53% -7.75% -14.56% -36.52% -30.21% -33.55% -34.59%
PCG 36.82 0.05 0.14% -0.86% -0.16% 0.27% -14.87% -10.93% -5.57% -20.42%
ED 39.33 1.00 2.61% -2.12% 1.34% -9.81% -18.27% -4.70% -3.44% -18.82%
D 35.59 0.75 2.15% -4.46% -1.08% -2.39% -23.50% -17.42% -22.41% -24.65%
FPL 45.79 0.49 1.08% -5.31% 0.35% -1.70% -30.99% -22.39% -31.11% -34.36%
DUK 14.50 -0.24 -1.63% -6.15% -5.78% -13.02% -26.58% -16.38% -19.93% -26.73%
NGG 46.37 0.68 1.49% -12.39% -15.54% -17.70% -43.45% -28.53% -35.86% -45.12%


International Equity Market USD-denominated ETF Review

Table 14: International equities perspective

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
GXC 40.65 2.89 7.65% 4.61% 4.23% 0.74% -54.27% -35.66% -47.72% -58.28%
EWH 10.09 0.64 6.77% 4.24% 5.21% -3.72% -53.69% -35.86% -47.20% -55.63%
EWZ 32.36 1.30 4.19% 2.15% -4.26% -16.58% -60.02% -53.84% -67.12% -59.91%
EWA 13.05 0.55 4.40% 1.32% 1.24% -17.41% -54.66% -43.85% -54.75% -56.77%
EWQ 18.89 1.11 6.24% 0.27% 0.05% -7.90% -50.21% -37.70% -48.68% -51.50%
EWC 16.03 -0.31 -1.90% -0.93% -6.53% -18.09% -50.52% -45.29% -54.08% -49.76%
IFN 16.99 0.86 5.33% -1.11% -4.87% -15.93% -72.55% -55.78% -62.06% -72.12%
EWJ 8.572 0.412 5.05% -1.13% -0.09% -5.39% -35.21% -23.87% -36.83% -39.03%
EWU 11.81 0.60 5.35% -1.25% 1.29% -11.34% -50.54% -36.57% -47.39% -53.90%
EWG 16.07 0.83 5.45% -2.19% -1.71% -11.17% -54.59% -40.96% -51.33% -53.24%
RSX 13.44 0.91 7.26% -10.40% 2.83% -30.36% -74.43% -65.27% -76.76% -72.85%


Japanese equity market ETF: EWJ

Here is the Japanese (EWJ) equity market ETF Daily data charts:

Interactive EWJ Daily data:


Daily EWJ

Interactive EWJ Weekly data:


Weekly EWJ



U.K. equity market ETF

Here is the United Kingdom (EWU) equity market ETF Daily data charts:

Interactive EWU Daily data:

EWU Daily data:


Daily EWU Data

Interactive EWU Weekly data:


Weekly EWU Data


Canada's equity market

Here is the Canadian (EWC) equity market ETF Daily data charts:

Interactive EWC Daily data:


Daily EWC Data

Interactive EWC Weekly data:


Weekly EWC Data


Bonds & Yields Review

Table 10: Yahoo Finance U.S. Treasury Debt, Municipal and Corporate Bond Yields

US Treasury Bonds
Maturity Yield Yesterday Last Week Last Month
3 Month 0.01 0.01 0.06 0.37
6 Month 0.37 0.30 0.51 0.81
2 Year 0.89 0.90 1.17 1.54
3 Year 1.08 1.12 1.42 1.26
5 Year 1.63 1.71 2.02 2.80
10 Year 2.67 2.74 3.10 3.95
30 Year 3.16 3.23 3.61 4.36
Municipal Bonds
Maturity Yield Yesterday Last Week Last Month
2yr AA 2.46 2.46 2.32 2.89
2yr AAA 2.40 2.36 2.19 2.79
2yr A 2.67 2.65 2.67 3.25
5yr AAA 2.98 2.90 2.87 3.43
5yr AA 3.10 2.99 2.94 3.46
5yr A 3.27 3.20 3.08 3.44
10yr AAA 4.11 3.97 3.86 4.33
10yr AA 4.03 3.98 3.93 4.23
10yr A 4.11 3.97 4.06 4.90
20yr AAA 5.18 5.34 5.22 5.51
20yr AA 5.33 5.47 5.48 5.05
20yr A 4.79 6.02 5.78 5.54
Corporate Bonds
Maturity Yield Yesterday Last Week Last Month
2yr AA 5.24 5.27 5.73 5.81
2yr A 5.87 5.85 7.18 5.66
5yr AAA 4.50 4.24 4.85 5.77
5yr AA 6.17 6.22 6.99 7.63
5yr A 7.57 7.54 7.84 6.86
10yr AAA 4.44 4.62 4.88 5.95
10yr AA 6.03 5.89 6.08 7.15
10yr A 6.57 6.40 6.86 7.36
20yr AAA 5.39 5.44 5.80 7.15
20yr AA 5.41 5.46 5.86 6.95
20yr A 8.55 8.38 10.43 8.45


Here is the $USB 30-year Treasury Bond chart.


Bond Yields Curve



US Bond Funds -- Interactive Daily Data Charts

SHY Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For SHY

IEF Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For IEF

TLT Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For TLT

AGG Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For AGG

LQD Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For LQD

TIP Daily data series chart:

US Bond Funds - Daily Data For TIP


Table 11: Interest-sensitive securities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance.
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
FNM 0.8200 -0.0200 -2.38% 141.18% 82.22% -3.53% -97.81% -88.96% -96.96% -97.87%
FRE 0.7700 -0.1400 -15.38% 71.11% 45.28% -23.76% -97.65% -85.14% -96.90% -97.80%
TLT 109.82 0.42 0.38% 8.40% 14.89% 18.46% 16.36% 16.37% 21.62% 16.36%
TIP 95.89 0.84 0.88% 5.69% 0.29% 2.94% -10.08% -9.10% -9.80% -10.13%
IEF 95.82 0.50 0.52% 4.13% 6.21% 9.25% 9.35% 6.98% 9.48% 9.41%
AGG 99.53 0.10 0.10% 3.02% 2.35% 5.84% -2.09% -1.15% -1.42% -2.42%
AVB 57.23 6.95 13.82% 1.40% 10.18% -16.46% -37.35% -42.72% -42.09% -42.45%
SHY 84.65 -0.01 -0.01% 0.27% 0.30% 0.74% 2.80% 1.96% 2.17% 2.61%
NLY 13.63 0.52 3.97% -1.09% 6.15% 0.96% -24.70% -8.71% -23.56% -20.80%
EQR 28.67 4.82 20.21% -4.24% 7.70% -13.04% -21.30% -32.40% -31.36% -22.95%
DRE 6.150 0.530 9.43% -9.82% -32.64% -55.31% -76.00% -75.65% -75.40% -76.61%

Consumer Finance -USA -- Interactive Daily Data Charts


Consumer Finance -USA- Daily Data Charts CFC

Consumer Finance -USA- Daily Data Charts FNM

Consumer Finance -USA- Daily Data Charts FRE


Commodities Review

$CRB Index

Open Futures Contracts

Interactive Chart of Daily CRB Commodities Index:

CRB Commodities Index - Daily Chart

Interactive Chart of Weekly CRB Commodities Index:

CRB Commodities Index - Weekly Chart


Oil Review

Here is the e-miNY Mar-08 Crude Oil chart.

Interactive Chart of Daily Crude Oil:


Crude Oil- Daily Chart


Interactive Chart of Weekly Crude Oil:


Crude Oil- Weekly Chart


Gold & Precious Metals Review

Spot gold chart for the week

Interactive Chart of Daily Gold EOD Continuous Contract Index:


GOLD EOD Continuous Contract Index- Daily Chart

Interactive Chart of Weekly Gold EOD Continuous Contract Index:

GOLD EOD Continuous Contract Index - Weekly Chart


Spot silver chart for the week

Interactive daily data

Interactive Chart of Daily Silver EOD Continuous Contract Index:

SILVER EOD Continuous Contract Index- Daily Chart

Interactive chart of the Silver Bullion index.


Interactive Chart of Weekly Silver EOD Continuous Contract Index:


SILVER EOD Continuous Contract Index - Weekly Chart



Spot platinum chart for the past three days

Interactive Chart of Daily Platinum EOD Continuous Contract Index:


PLAT EOD Continuous Contract Index- Daily Chart


Interactive Chart of Weekly Platinum EOD Continuous Contract Index:

PLAT EOD Continuous Contract Index - Weekly Chart


Interactive chart of the Platinum metal index.


Spot palladium chart for the week

Interactive Chart of Daily Palladium EOD Continuous Contract Index:


PALL EOD Continuous Contract Index- Daily Chart


Interactive Chart of Weekly Palladium EOD Continuous Contract Index:

PALL EOD Continuous Contract Index - Weekly Chart


Interactive chart of the Palladium metal index.


Interactive Chart of Weekly Copper EOD Continuous Contract Index:


COPPER EOD Continuous Contract Index- Daily Chart


COPPER EOD Continuous Contract Index - Weekly Chart


Interactive Chart of Daily Copper EOD Continuous Contract Index:


Interactive chart of the Copper metal index.


Table 13: Senior gold equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
BVN 15.51 1.01 6.97% 5.87% 26.41% 19.49% -49.05% -28.33% -54.99% -44.45%
AU 21.33 1.76 8.99% 4.97% 33.81% 18.50% -53.49% -14.61% -38.64% -56.26%
KGC 14.86 1.25 9.18% 4.06% 22.10% 38.10% -26.25% -0.87% -26.11% -14.35%
LIHR 15.60 1.62 11.59% 4.00% 31.98% 14.79% -52.97% -15.03% -46.37% -53.49%
AUY 5.300 0.430 8.83% 2.51% 28.64% 13.73% -61.79% -47.32% -65.63% -58.79%
NEM 32.26 2.07 6.86% 2.45% 38.16% 22.66% -38.42% -24.85% -32.47% -35.08%
HMY 8.170 0.920 12.69% 1.24% 33.50% 11.92% -24.00% 2.38% -29.39% -21.74%
EGO 5.110 0.310 6.46% -0.97% 9.89% 22.54% -17.58% -34.74% -39.67% -12.20%
ABX 27.65 1.34 5.09% -1.64% 30.73% 24.21% -39.92% -15.98% -31.37% -31.75%
GFI 7.500 0.740 10.95% -2.60% 23.56% 10.95% -51.30% -11.76% -41.77% -54.41%
AEM 32.60 0.54 1.68% -2.69% 7.91% 13.91% -42.32% -38.34% -53.85% -32.25%
GG 24.82 1.61 6.94% -3.05% 26.25% 32.51% -32.26% -20.93% -38.84% -23.42%


To watch the moves in precious metal miners, you will have to monitor the individual stock charts, preferably in real-time, as follows:

NEM ABX AU GFI GG HMY AUY KGC BVN
Interactive Daily data
Interactive Weekly data


MDG LIHRY AEM BGO IAG EGO RGLD GOLD CDE GRS
Interactive Daily data
Interactive Weekly data


CBJ SSRI SIL NG KRY UXG GRZ TSE_HRG TSE_GUY TSE_AGI
Interactive Daily data
Interactive Weekly data


NXG GSS MNG DROOY MFN RNO RANGY MRB CLG
Interactive Daily data
Interactive Weekly data


Here are the key Silver miners and the SLV ETF:

SLV SIL CDE HL PAAS SSRI SLW MGN

Interactive Daily data
Interactive Weekly data


Here are the Weekly and Daily Data charts of the indexes:

Interactive Chart of Daily U.S. Goldminers Index:

Daily U.S. Goldminers Index - Daily Chart

Weekly U.S. Goldminers Index:


Interactive Chart of Weekly U.S. Goldminers Index:


Weekly U.S. Goldminers Index - Weekly Chart



The U.S. goldminer share trust ETF trades under the ticker symbol GDX.


Here are the U.S. Goldminer ETF (GDX) index Weekly and Daily data charts:

GDX Daily data:

GDX Daily Data Chart

GDX Weekly data:

GDX Weekly Data Chart


The Toronto Exchange-listed goldminer iUnits S&P/TSX Capped Gold Index ETF trades under the ticker symbol TSE:XGD. Yes, just like GDX on the AMEX, you can trade XGD on Toronto.

Here are the Weekly and Daily data charts for the TSX Goldshares (XGD) index:


Interactive Chart of XGD Daily data:

XGD Daily Data Chart

Interactive Chart of XGD Weekly data:

XGD Weekly Data Chart



Forex Review

Here is the chart of the week's trading in the $USD.

Interactive Chart of Daily U.S. Dollar Index:


Daily U.S. Dollar Index - Weekly Chart


Interactive Chart of Daily Euro Dollar Index, priced in USD:


Daily Euro Dollar Index - Priced in USD


Daily British Pound Index:


Daily British Pound Index - Daily Chart


Daily Japanese Yen Index:

Daily Japanese Yen Index - Daily Chart


Daily Canadian Dollar Index:

Daily Canadian Dollar Index - Daily Chart


Wrap-up

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Cara's Commentary & Community Chat, Tues., Dec. 2, 2008, 6:36am ET 2008-12-03T16:36:58Z 2008-12-02T15:45:27Z tag:www.billcara.com,2008://1.4356 2008-12-02T15:45:27Z Yesterday was the perfect storm with an announcement from an economic society that the US has been in a recession for a year, which given the generally accepted definition means since the start of 3Q07, which was followed by the... billcara http://www.billcara.com billcara3@gmail.com Community Chat Yesterday was the perfect storm with an announcement from an economic society that the US has been in a recession for a year, which given the generally accepted definition means since the start of 3Q07, which was followed by the manufacturing order book data that has disappeared, which was followed by Fed Chairman Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Paulson speaking to adoring crowds of their banker friends.

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As one of us expressed loudly and clearly in these pages recently, “I’m short and I’d pay to have (these people) do their thing.”

The market today is not a matter of confidence; it’s one of credibility. None of these people have any. That, my friends, is all that happened yesterday. We simply came to the mutual understanding that none of these so-called authorities have any credibility or authority.

Long ago, I opined that we would soon be seeing a -1000 point drop in the DJIA index. In percentage terms, a DJIA over about 11000 would have given us that -1000 point drop. I guess I was right.

I guess I was right too when I gave you my forecast for 2008, which few of you wanted to hear. For 'proof of concept', let's review my notes.



Daily Report for Wed, January 2, 2008

With resolutions in hand, we can start the New Year fresh.

The year will begin cautiously. There are a lot of unknowns. Of what we do know from the economic data, there are a lot of negatives.

Wall Street analysts will be looking at the mega-billion dollar write-downs of the Humungous Bank & Broker firms like Citi and Bank of America, but this issue is also a Buy-side one as pension, hedge and mutual funds and corporations have also purchased this bad paper.

Globally, I expect the aggregate damage will be somewhere between $250 billion and $1 trillion, something the world has never seen before. In terms of the total size of the stock and bond markets (ie, at least $100 trillion), that is not an overwhelming amount, however. The issue is that some financial institutions will fail and when they do, others will not get paid and hence will run into financial difficulties along the way.

Accordingly, fiat money of most of the economic powers will be poured into the financial system to keep it afloat, which will drive up the price of precious metals, which are storehouses of value. Normally, the $USD would plummet at that point, but this time, I think, the $USD will remain in the 75-83 range.

While other nations may walk away from creditors, I think the possibility of the US authorities doing that are slim to none, and that will keep the $USD and Treasury prices strong.

The bond market though will have its challenges in 2008 because with all the money printing, interest rates will not be able to drop too low, and probably will be higher at year-end 2008 than at the beginning.

Crude Oil prices will have to fall unless the producers determine they wish to have a world depression. Already the economies of North America, Europe and some of Asia are slowing, and oil alternatives growing, which will pull down the oil price from its perch at almost $100/bbl. By year-end, I believe that prices will be much closer to 75 than 125/bbl.

I have no idea where equity prices will close the year at, but I suspect that as and when corporate earnings fall, due to write-downs, business failure affect, slowing economies, etc, there will be significantly lower prices in the interim. At the cycle lows of 2008 for the DJIA and Nasdaq Composite, I believe the levels will fall from 13264 to about 10000 and from 2652 to about 2000, respectively. But, frankly, forecasting major market index levels at times like this is a mug’s game since none of us knows how much money printing will happen among the major powers. As I say, I used to live in a modern $15,000 house and drink a six cent Coke. Money printing, taxation and wealth destruction via military conflict is one hundred percent the reason why the prices, apples to apples, are twenty times higher today. Share prices too are affected by money printing and inflation.

This morning, spot gold is up about +8 to roughly 843.50/oz, and the March USD is down -0.29 pct. March Palladium is weak, down -0.73 pct.

On the deal’s front, PHH Arval, a large mortgage and vehicle fleet company, has lost its $2 billion sale to GE and Blackstone because HB&B pulled the financing. I expect to see more of that.

Wrap Up

The New Year’s Junkanoo at the US Embassy party at Nick’s Iguana Restaurant was in fact an interesting one in that the parade didn’t start until 3:30am. I departed at 8:30am, having drunk coffee since 6am, still not having seen the Valley Boys. The Embassy staff was in good spirits, every one of them delightful people, and incredibly polite. I met the ambassadors, past and present, plus staff from customs, DEA, economics, etc.

The weather today in Nassau is the first nasty day in the past month, but it should blow over in a day. South Florida may get temps into the high 30’s, but with the Gulf Stream and being another 100+ miles south, I expect the low of the day will be about 60 and the high in the low 70’s, down from the usual 80-83. But it’s blowy, overcast and will probably rain.

I’ll just stay in and get more work done. :-)

Recently I received several unsolicited offers to join Team Cara in one capacity or other. Thank you and I will attempt to get back to all who wrote me.

Trader Geoff will write up the requirements in the trading area. We are looking for five geographically diverse full-time independent traders – Hong Kong, Singapore, Europe, etc.

Also, I am going to look for someone who is a former business editor, probably retired now, who could help me with copy edit of investment research and manuscripts for three books I’d like to publish in 2008 (ie, one of my resolutions).

One project I want to start this month… is to prepare a report on how the Cara Community has been affected by participating here… Some of you have stated that learning patience was the biggest factor. Others have pointed to how important you have found looking at the cause-and-effect paradigm, or at the big picture.

One factor in your success is that many of you now have learned how to filter info from sales discussion. For some reason, the mainstream media thinks that well-informed investors and traders have interest in hearing self-interested promoters. I mean, today the public even clearly sees when the supposedly independent media are grinding axes, and these media personalities are shocked that we call them clowns for doing so.

I think 2008 will be possibly my busiest year ever, so retirement isn’t as bad as I thought it might be. LOL



Given that the DJIA is now at 8149 (down -38.6% from 13264) and the NASDAQ is 1398 (down -47.3% from 2652), and that C has fallen -76.8% from 27.89 to 6.45, and BAC is down -67.1% from 39.02 to 12.85, I think my pessimism to start the year was justified.

Yes, financial institutions have failed – the biggest ones in fact – and yes, the rest are worried they won’t get paid. Yes, Crude Oil has moved from 100 to 50, which is closer to 75 than 125. Yes, both the $USD and $GOLD is stronger than most thought it would be. And, yes, there has been $1 trillion or more pumped into the system by the monetary authorities, with no end in sight, as active printing presses (ie, debt monetization) emerge.

But, mostly, my forecast was right because “many of you now have learned how to filter info from sales discussion… (and can clearly see) self-interested promoters (like the Administration, the bankers, Financial Entertainment TV and even the supposedly independent media) have been grinding axes, and these media personalities are… clowns for doing so.”

Just for the record, as they say.



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Daily Report for Tue, Dec 02, 2008 2008-12-02T20:06:14Z 2008-12-02T05:30:02Z tag:www.billcara.com,2008://1.4355 2008-12-02T05:30:02Z Markets Re-cap From Thursday Nov.20 (DJIA =7997.28) there was a substantial +10.4% lift to the 8829.04 close on Friday. So, while yesterday’s loss of -7.7% in the DJIA index was literally a melt-down, it only partially offset the previous four... billcara http://www.billcara.com billcara3@gmail.com Daily Report

Markets Re-cap


From Thursday Nov.20 (DJIA =7997.28) there was a substantial +10.4% lift to the 8829.04 close on Friday. So, while yesterday’s loss of -7.7% in the DJIA index was literally a melt-down, it only partially offset the previous four and a half day melt-up. Today promises higher equity prices if DJIA futures and European bourse trading are any indication.

]]> Panic in; panic out; panic in… Selling volatility, ie, shorting the puts after a pull-back and the calls after a rally has been a spectacular trade. I am sure the banker’s prop trading desks are earning their mega-billion bonuses we are soon to be reading about.

Monday’s economic data included the ISM Report on Manufacturing and Construction Spending, both of which were below expectations. Interestingly, the National Bureau of Economic Research reported that the US entered a recession in December 2007. Today’s economic data calendar is a light one with only Auto sales, Weekly Chain Store Sales data and Redbook data expected, and we know it’s not going to be uplifting.

To start the week, the DJIA (-679.95 -7.70% to 8149.09), S&P 500 (-80.03 -8.93% to 816.21), and NASDAQ Composite (-137.5 -8.95% to 1398.07) fell more in a single day than anytime since Black Monday Oct. 19, 1987.

The Toronto Composite (-864.4 -9.32% to 8406.21) was even worse; however, the Venture Board (-27.2 -3.55% to 739.12) got off easier.

Most of the selling, apparently, is coming from redemptions at mutual and hedge funds. Of course, there are hedge funds that have now stopped permitting redemptions, which shows the credibility of that business model.

In NY, there were no sectors better than the defensive pair of Health Care (XLV) and Consumer staples (XLP) but even these plunged -5.1% and -5.5% on the day. The extreme losers were the Financials (XLF -16.7%) and, to a lesser extent, the Energy sector (XLE -10.6%).

The worst hit industries among the Financials were the REITs ($DJR -19.3%), Broker-Dealers ($XBD -17.5%) and Banks ($BKX -17.4%), while Oil Services ($OSX -15.9%) helped sink the Energy complex.

Among the Banks and Brokers, where we all know the credit ring is broken and that Credit Default Swap contracts may not be settled when due, the losers were Morgan Stanley (MS -23.1%), Merrill Lynch (MER -23.4%), Citi (C -22.9%), Bank of America (BAC -20.9%), Wachovia Bank (WB -20.5%), JP Morgan (-17.5%) and Goldman Sachs (GS -16.8%).

Once upon a time in America… there were solvent banks. Now they are all fraudsters.

In the Cara 100, there were 100 losers on the day, which adds up to zero winners. The worst of the lot happened to be Brunswick Corp (BC -25.8%), Teck Corp (TCK -20.1%) and Tata Motors (TTM -17.6%).

If your bank is insolvent, why not take down the best clients with them. Then the US Treasury, ie, taxpayer, is forced to bail out everybody, and the government gets to call it a stimulus plan. Not!

International equity markets in the Asia-Pacific region were hammered as well: Australia (-4.02%), Hong Kong (-4.98% to 13405.9), India (-1.14% to 8739.2) and Japan (-6.35% to 7863.7). Shanghai China was down just -0.26% to 1889.6, which sounds reasonable because they’re the ones with all the money. The “C” in China stands for Creditor Nation, ie, a country with a balance of payments surplus, and one getting stronger by the month.

Feb gold futures were knocked down this morning to 778.3 (up from yesterday’s close of 770.15) and oil to 49.25, which is flat with yesterday’s close.

But the DJIA equity futures have lifted and at 7:00am ET, European bourses were strong: French CAC up +1.47%, German DAX up +2.48%, and UK FTSE 100 up +1.28. Dead cat bounce, entry of value players or just the prop desks at Humungous Bank & Broke (HB&B) getting cranked up to whip-saw yesterday’s sellers? Take your pick.

Yesterday, there was panic in to the $USD, which lifted to 86.98 (+0.50%), and out of the Pound (-3.29% to 148.80), Euro (-0.61% to 126.17) and Cdn Loonie (-0.68% to 80.29). Debts in Japan were being repaid as the carry trade was unwound a bit during the day (Yen +2.67$ to 107.34).

For some ridiculous reason, there was a panic into the US 30-year long bond ($USB +2.33% to 131.62), which is now paying 3.236%. Over 30-years, that will be a disastrous pay-back return on one’s capital. The 10-year and 5-year Treasury Notes are paying just 2.719% and 1.723% respectively, but not respectfully. The 3-month T-Bill at an annual yield of 0.01% is not worth the electronic entry it’s printed on.

Comments:

I have already commented enough. President-elect Obama’s A-Team can’t arrive on the scene quick enough. Nobody cares any more. There isn’t a monetary authority in the US who has any authority. They just tell stories, and the public is no longer interested.

When they plan to do something about the CDS trade exchange and settlement problems is the only thing we want to hear. There cannot be a 2000 basis spread between corporate and Treasury debt, and have anything except corporate bankruptcies.

Interesting isn’t it that it will be the bankers taking these corporation down when themselves are insolvent and being pumped up by the people’s money – the very people who had been earning it legitimately by working for those corporations.

Oh my; only in America can people who should be indicted get a free pass to avoid prison, and stick around to bully the rest of us.

Tell me what’s the difference between Max (who rose to Commerce Secretary) and Paulson other than of course the Max of ‘Once Upon A Time In America’ was born a street kid and Paulson with a silver spoon in Palm Beach?


p.s. Sorry I earlier mixed Noodles and Max until somebody pointed it out. That movie -- the long version -- was probably my favorite one of all time.

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Knobias Cara100 Tables

 Portfolio GAINERS
SYMB LAST CHG %C VOL
NONE FOUND.

 Portfolio LOSERS
SYMB LAST CHG %C VOL
BC 2.010 -0.700 -25.8 1.9M
TCK 3.930 -0.990 -20.1 3.1M
TTM 3.750 -0.800 -17.6 1.3M
OXPS 11.740 -2.350 -16.7 543.3K
GGB 5.440 -1.080 -16.6 4.9M
VIP 8.010 -1.490 -15.7 6.4M
WBK 51.020 -8.960 -14.9 20.8K
DB 30.360 -5.300 -14.9 1.1M
PBR 17.880 -3.060 -14.6 22.3M
SLW 2.960 -0.490 -14.2 5.6M
GG 23.210 -3.760 -13.9 17.2M
IBN 12.320 -1.920 -13.5 3.2M
NUE 30.960 -4.720 -13.2 7.3M
VCP 4.840 -0.720 -12.9 723.4K
JCP 16.550 -2.440 -12.8 5.1M
STO 14.890 -2.130 -12.5 2.8M
TGT 29.540 -4.220 -12.5 14.3M
MBT 25.960 -3.680 -12.4 3.3M
RIO 10.460 -1.480 -12.4 24.7M
KB 17.870 -2.520 -12.4 572.6K
MICC 33.620 -4.710 -12.3 1.2M
FSLR 110.200 -14.640 -11.7 3.6M
BBD 9.400 -1.240 -11.7 8.9M
SYT 31.910 -4.110 -11.4 570.4K
HDB 50.820 -6.380 -11.2 661.8K

 Portfolio 52-Wk HIGHS
SYMB DAY HIGH LAST CHG %CHG VOL
NONE FOUND.

 Portfolio 52-Wk LOWS
SYMB DAY LOW LAST CHG %CHG VOL
VCP 4.800 4.840 -0.720 -12.95 723.39K

 Portfolio VOLUME
SYMB LAST %C VOL %ADSV
DOW 17.930 -3.3 21.6M +53
CHRW 45.750 -10.4 3.6M +39
DNA 71.800 -6.3 5M +32
CEO 75.360 -8.1 1.2M +23
DEO 52.230 -7.3 1.4M +18
PDA 28.780 -10.1 240.7K +16
CHL 43.720 -4.6 4M +14
GG 23.210 -13.9 17.2M +12
GOL 3.760 -4.1 933.8K +11

 Analysts UPGRADES
SYMB ANALYST OLD   NEW BEFORE   AFTER
NONE FOUND.
• PREVIOUS SESSION
NONE FOUND.

 Analysts DOWNGRADES
SYMB ANALYST OLD   NEW BEFORE   AFTER
NONE FOUND.
• PREVIOUS SESSION
NONE FOUND.


Cara 100 Daily RSI-7 Charts


At least one RSI value >70:
TickerLastRSI-7MRSI-7WRSI-7DZone

At least one RSI value <30:
TickerLastRSI-7MRSI-7WRSI-7DZone
TGP12.608.4140.5549.44Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $10.73, +17.43% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
KB17.8711.269.1243.04Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $17.52, +2.00% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
DB30.3611.9522.9446.62Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $30.68, -1.04% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
TM58.5613.0227.0432.22
AMAT8.8813.0222.5340.34Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $8.84, +0.45% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
VCP4.8413.1519.1923.44Accumulation Zone (for 1 days)
TTM3.7513.4325.8236.55
DOW17.9313.5421.8833.38Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $18.29, -1.97% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
SBUX7.9513.9328.6437.59Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $8.45, -5.92% chg], after a 8 day AZ)
GOL3.7613.9831.6654.39
TCK3.9314.0810.2937.00Buy alert (trig. 3 days ago [on 2008-11-26 at $4.24, -7.31% chg], after a 11 day AZ)
MFC16.3914.4125.8543.21Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $16.12, +1.67% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
WFMI9.7214.8225.8447.72Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $9.97, -2.51% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
UBS10.9814.9532.5742.15Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $9.45, +16.19% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
GE15.5015.6625.6145.18Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $14.03, +10.48% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
AET19.7615.9323.2538.63Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $20.14, -1.89% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
DIS20.3317.6927.9440.32
BC2.0117.7613.7833.86
MBT25.9617.7832.7244.17Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $22.96, +13.07% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
GSK32.0218.0727.2633.62Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $32.85, -2.53% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
ERTS17.7718.1513.8337.50Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $18.87, -5.83% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
NOK13.0818.4019.8941.76
BA39.8818.4528.1941.99Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $39.58, +0.76% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
GRMN15.5318.6318.5935.77Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $16.25, -4.43% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
DEO52.2318.8127.0937.74Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $51.96, +0.52% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
RIO10.4619.0424.4442.50Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $10.03, +4.29% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
CTSH17.5419.0937.1149.57Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.58, +12.58% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
VIP8.0119.1731.0538.87Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $7.67, +4.43% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
TOT47.1619.2931.6340.15
CSCO14.9619.7823.9939.20Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.17, -1.38% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
ABB11.5319.9532.1049.84Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $9.95, +15.88% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
NUE30.9620.0033.7845.65Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $28.28, +9.48% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
WBK51.0220.0128.0439.86Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $51.65, -1.22% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
ABV39.3020.0233.9336.45
BDK40.0720.0332.9747.10Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $35.54, +12.75% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
INTC12.5620.1422.0938.46Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.11, -4.20% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
DELL10.0520.1622.5440.50Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $10.14, -0.89% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
CCL19.5920.2030.4251.99Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $17.75, +10.37% chg], after a 12 day AZ)
PBR17.8820.2321.1439.23Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $17.40, +2.76% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
IBKR17.1820.2434.2848.16Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $14.75, +16.47% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
INFY23.6120.3431.0245.80Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $22.96, +2.83% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
SWK29.2520.3531.5945.54Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $28.80, +1.56% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
SLW2.9620.3714.2646.88Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $2.81, +5.34% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
EXC51.2720.7035.7746.95
BHP35.7721.0137.6752.14Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $29.13, +22.79% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
LLTC18.7621.1525.3437.34Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $18.90, -0.74% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
MICC33.6021.1932.3444.42Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $30.41, +10.49% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
GOOG265.9921.2121.7035.71Buy alert (trig. 4 days ago [on 2008-11-25 at $282.05, -5.69% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
STO14.8921.4523.8638.56Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $15.25, -2.36% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
OXPS11.7421.4727.4232.49Buy alert (trig. 4 days ago [on 2008-11-25 at $12.92, -9.13% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
RY31.5121.8833.1540.43Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $32.16, -2.02% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
ERJ14.4021.9429.7744.69Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.46, +6.98% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
CEO75.3621.9435.3851.46
CCJ16.0322.0136.8453.73Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $12.98, +23.50% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
WAG23.0622.0327.6942.57
SYT31.9122.2135.3644.04Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $29.72, +7.37% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
IMO30.4222.2838.9349.80Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $26.97, +12.79% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
SU19.0222.4326.6747.49Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $16.36, +16.26% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
BBBY18.3022.4523.1737.05Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $19.39, -5.62% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
ADBE21.0022.5819.5236.11
UTX45.6222.6130.0340.43Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $46.67, -2.25% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
POT56.4722.7519.5630.87Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $60.42, -6.54% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
RIMM39.8022.9922.7737.54
ECA42.2123.4134.9946.73Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $38.16, +10.61% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
TS18.7523.6725.5142.30
JCP16.5523.9228.1042.16Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $17.62, -6.07% chg], after a 6 day AZ)
CHA35.0524.0237.0747.99
SNDK7.2024.0233.3547.03Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $6.78, +6.19% chg], after a 8 day AZ)
HBC50.2324.2827.5242.79Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $50.65, -0.83% chg], after a 3 day AZ)
IBN12.3224.3028.9738.03Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $13.09, -5.88% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
TGT29.5424.5330.8540.22Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $30.44, -2.96% chg], after a 4 day AZ)
GGB5.4424.5627.0245.95Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $4.78, +13.81% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
WHR36.3924.7522.5242.90Buy alert (trig. 5 days ago [on 2008-11-24 at $36.32, +0.19% chg], after a 5 day AZ)
BBD9.4024.8234.2345.18Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $8.45, +11.24% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
KSS29.0925.9035.9346.10Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $26.15, +11.24% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
ORCL15.4727.0628.2336.66
COST47.9127.5131.6241.04Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $46.71, +2.57% chg], after a 5 day AZ)
KO44.3327.7241.1549.45
BMY19.3628.0345.8340.27
QCOM29.9628.7320.9435.52Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $30.17, -0.70% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
PTR77.4229.0734.1653.12
PDA28.7829.1237.2047.87Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $27.97, +2.90% chg], after a 1 day AZ)
TEF57.5429.3041.9649.21
CHL43.7229.6238.2049.63
PAYX26.0229.7638.4945.24
JNJ55.3331.1925.2235.19
ATVI10.5333.6427.7644.21Buy alert (trig. 6 days ago [on 2008-11-21 at $10.30, +2.23% chg], after a 2 day AZ)
DNA71.8039.6829.3429.70


International Equity Markets Review

Europe

Here is the latest session data for the bourses of Europe.


Here is the latest session data for the London stock exchange FTSE.


Here is the latest session data for the German DAX.


Here is the latest session data for the French CAC 40.


Here is the latest session data for the Milan Italy stock exchange MIBTEL.


Here is the latest session data for the Swiss market index.


Asia-Pacific

Here is the latest session data for the Asia-Pacific stock exchanges.


Here is the latest chart for the Japanese Nikkei 225 index.


Here is the latest chart for the Singapore index .


Here is the latest chart for the Shanghai Composite index .


Here is the latest chart for the Hong Kong Hang Seng index .


Here is the latest chart for the India BSE 30 index .

Here is the latest chart for the Australian All Ordinaries index .


US Equity Markets Review

DJIA (interactive) chart

NASDAQ Composite (interactive) chart

Table 15: Dow 30 List

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
C 6.450 -1.840 -22.20% 71.09% -32.25% -52.75% -77.70% -66.03% -70.53% -80.63%
GM 4.5900 -0.6500 -12.40% 50.00% 52.49% -20.73% -81.20% -54.10% -73.16% -84.61%
JPM 26.12 -5.54 -17.50% 14.96% -24.22% -36.68% -38.06% -32.14% -39.26% -42.74%
BAC 12.85 -3.40 -20.92% 12.03% -21.74% -46.83% -68.32% -58.73% -62.22% -72.14%
GE 15.50 -1.67 -9.73% 10.48% -3.25% -20.55% -57.83% -44.84% -49.54% -59.52%
AA 9.310 -1.450 -13.48% 10.31% -14.11% -19.04% -74.23% -71.02% -77.06% -74.40%
HD 21.21 -1.90 -8.22% 9.95% 3.26% -10.09% -18.77% -21.79% -22.48% -25.74%
VZ 30.67 -1.98 -6.06% 7.73% 2.23% 3.37% -29.02% -12.67% -20.28% -29.02%
T 26.96 -1.60 -5.60% 7.03% -2.50% 0.71% -34.24% -15.72% -32.43% -29.44%
CAT 36.58 -4.41 -10.76% 5.51% -1.03% -4.24% -48.21% -48.28% -55.74% -49.12%
AXP 19.64 -3.67 -15.74% 5.08% -1.75% -28.58% -61.52% -50.50% -57.63% -66.70%
IBM 76.90 -4.70 -5.76% 2.70% -4.27% -17.29% -26.55% -36.83% -40.58% -26.89%
CVX 72.02 -6.99 -8.85% 2.17% -0.91% -3.46% -22.94% -16.57% -27.36% -17.94%
MCD 56.17 -2.58 -4.39% 1.85% 0.07% -3.04% -3.32% -9.48% -5.31% -3.93%
MRK 24.85 -1.87 -7.00% 1.84% -9.07% -19.71% -56.68% -30.33% -36.22% -58.14%
MMM 62.35 -4.58 -6.84% 1.71% -1.13% -3.03% -24.62% -12.92% -19.61% -25.11%
BA 39.88 -2.75 -6.45% 0.76% -2.83% -23.92% -53.96% -39.17% -51.82% -56.91%
KO 44.33 -2.54 -5.42% 0.75% -1.53% 0.61% -27.43% -14.86% -22.58% -28.62%
WMT 53.01 -2.87 -5.14% 0.17% 0.57% -5.02% 13.03% -10.26% -8.19% 10.67%
XOM 74.31 -5.84 -7.29% -1.98% 0.86% 0.26% -20.53% -7.12% -16.28% -16.66%
UTX 45.62 -2.91 -6.00% -2.25% -9.18% -16.99% -39.34% -30.45% -35.78% -38.99%
PFE 15.28 -1.15 -7.00% -2.49% -6.14% -13.72% -33.30% -20.04% -21.07% -35.69%
HPQ 33.44 -1.84 -5.22% -3.46% 9.78% -12.64% -32.86% -28.73% -28.94% -34.64%
DD 22.22 -2.84 -11.33% -3.52% -18.99% -30.65% -49.20% -50.00% -53.62% -51.85%
DIS 20.33 -2.19 -9.72% -3.74% -3.56% -21.54% -36.15% -37.16% -39.49% -38.67%
KFT 25.56 -1.65 -6.06% -3.77% -6.85% -12.41% -20.25% -18.88% -21.31% -26.02%
PG 60.49 -3.86 -6.00% -4.12% -4.15% -6.28% -16.35% -13.30% -8.42% -18.26%
INTC 12.56 -1.24 -8.99% -4.20% -5.71% -21.65% -50.45% -45.08% -45.82% -51.84%
JNJ 55.33 -3.25 -5.55% -5.18% -7.86% -9.80% -16.05% -21.44% -17.10% -18.32%
MSFT 18.61 -1.61 -7.96% -5.44% -7.23% -16.66% -47.16% -31.81% -34.29% -44.61%

You can do this table yourself by entering the following string into the Summaries window at www.billcara2.com and then clicking on the link for Performance.

AA AIG AXP BA C CAT DD DIS GE GM HD HON HPQ IBM INTC JNJ JPM KO MCD MMM MO MRK MSFT PFE PG T UTX VZ WMT XOM

Here are the links to interactive Dow charts from Billcara2.com that I broke into groups of ten, which you can add technical indicators for as well. (list one) (list two) (list three)



The Americas

Here is the latest session data for the exchanges of the Americas.


Here is the latest chart for the Brazilian Bovespa stock exchange in Sao Paulo.


Here is the latest session data for the Toronto Stock Exchange composite index.



Sector ETF Summary for the US equity market

The tables I show in this section are for ten (GICS) Sector Index Funds (ETF's) only, but they cover the full spectrum of the US equity market.

Table 1: Cara ETF List

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
IYZ 15.17 -1.36 -8.26% 11.18% -1.84% -6.33% -48.01% -36.60% -43.60% -48.15%
XLF 10.55 -2.11 -16.67% 8.99% -17.12% -31.94% -62.80% -50.59% -57.39% -66.02%
XLY 18.70 -1.79 -8.74% 7.16% -2.50% -19.15% -41.93% -38.75% -42.12% -46.06%
XLB 21.19 -1.96 -8.47% 5.42% -6.73% -18.25% -48.69% -46.49% -52.39% -49.28%
SPY 82.11 -7.98 -8.86% 3.26% -5.21% -15.20% -43.35% -36.25% -41.50% -44.76%
XLI 21.21 -1.90 -8.22% 3.01% -5.31% -15.73% -44.92% -39.78% -45.39% -46.17%
XLK 14.15 -1.10 -7.21% 1.87% -4.46% -14.24% -45.83% -37.94% -44.18% -46.12%
SMH 15.53 -1.10 -6.61% 1.84% -9.18% -25.16% -50.48% -45.51% -52.43% -51.95%
XLE 44.93 -5.35 -10.64% 1.15% -5.95% -12.33% -43.48% -39.69% -47.76% -38.79%
IYH 47.04 -3.05 -6.09% -0.30% -8.82% -13.67% -32.90% -29.24% -27.31% -35.32%
XLP 22.74 -1.33 -5.53% -1.09% -3.15% -5.88% -19.90% -19.07% -20.18% -22.10%
XLU 28.12 -2.00 -6.64% -2.46% -2.36% -3.93% -33.19% -25.45% -31.93% -34.19%

You can do this table yourself by entering the following string into the Summary window at Billcara2.com and then clicking on the link for Performance. XLE XLB XLI XLY XLP IYH XLF SMH IYZ XLU XLK SPY . You can also add more ETF’s – up to 30 in total.

For a list of components to any ETF, go to the AMEX.com web site, and click on ETF's.


10 (energy: XLE)

ETF Chart for Energy:XLE

Table 2: Senior oil & gas equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change
4W
%Change
YTD
%Change
3M
%Change
6M
%Change
12M
%Change
SU 19.02 -2.42 -11.29% 16.05% 0.74% -20.48% -65.50% -66.54% -72.17% -60.28%
IMO 30.42 -3.31 -9.81% 12.79% 1.91% -14.16% -44.61% -40.67% -47.60% -37.96%
CEO 75.36 -6.65 -8.11% 10.68% -0.91% -7.75% -54.99% -51.62% -57.49% -59.17%
ECA 42.21 -4.60 -9.83% 10.61% -5.06% -17.09% -39.36% -43.64% -53.29% -35.31%
PTR 77.42 -5.16 -6.25% 4.24% 5.22% 3.81% -55.42% -40.08% -45.69% -59.62%
PBR 17.88 -3.06 -14.61% 2.76% -16.64% -33.51% -84.95% -66.10% -74.64% -81.43%
CVX 72.02 -6.99 -8.85% 2.17% -0.91% -3.46% -22.94% -16.57% -27.36% -17.94%
RIG 57.85 -9.03 -13.50% 1.35% -18.39% -29.73% -60.36% -54.52% -61.48% -57.86%
XOM 74.31 -5.84 -7.29% -1.98% 0.86% 0.26% -20.53% -7.12% -16.28% -16.66%
STO 14.89 -2.13 -12.51% -2.36% -10.14% -25.92% -52.34% -51.39% -61.97% -53.93%
TOT 47.16 -5.59 -10.60% -2.66% -8.87% -14.94% -43.37% -34.39% -45.95% -41.72%
SLB 42.08 -8.66 -17.07% -6.49% -13.70% -18.53% -58.16% -55.34% -58.39% -54.97%


15 (basic materials: XLB)

ETF Chart for Basic Materials:XLB

Table 3: Senior metals and steel equities

Sorted by 1-Week Price Performance
Symbol Close 1Day
Change
1Day
%Change
1W
%Change
2W
%Change