ETF Wrap-Up: More News To Move The Markets On Thursday
By Dave Fry on May 28, 2009 | More Posts By Dave Fry | Author's Website
It sure looks like a replay developing to me. A “worse than expected” Treasury auction was the instigator Wednesday combined with little help from the ubiquitous “better than expected” news.
We have more news ahead (don’t we always) on Thursday (Durable Goods Orders, Jobless Claims and New Home Sales) and Friday (GDP, Chicago PMI and Consumer Sentiment) These have a lot of spin potential for either side in this tug of war and I think they may tell the tale going forward.
Volume is still on the light side but breadth undid Tuesday’s big advance.









































It does seem like a repeat performance from last week, but I believe the next two days will prove significant one way or another. After all, it’s the end of the month and tape painters will be out. Besides, I’ve made a big prediction-up, down or sideways!
Other than some scattered positions we’re heavily in cash. One day we feel stupid then the next okay. As ETF Digest Sacred Cow VIII advises:
AT ANY GIVEN TIME, THE MARKET CAN MAKE ANYONE LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT-ALWAYS.
Let’s see what happens over the next two days.
Disclaimer: Among other issues the ETF Digest maintains positions in: IEF, TLT, TBT, BWX, UDN, GLD, DBCDBA. and
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