Monthly Archives: November 2009

SHORT TERM: market rebuonds in volatile trading, DOW +35 Overnight all the Asian markets were higher. Europe opened higher but closed -1.05%. US index futures were higher overnight but futures began to fade heading into the open. Just after the … Continue reading →

REVIEW A short US trading week with lots of activity. The biggest news of the week was the potential debt default by Dubai World. Overseas markets reacted violently during thursday and friday, and in the US futures markets. On friday, … Continue reading →

SHORT TERM: holiday volatility continues, DOW -154 Overnight all the Asian markets were lower, Hong Kong was down over 4% and Japan was over 3% lower. Europe opened lower, but rallied throughout the day to close +1.15%. US index futures … Continue reading →

SHORT TERM: markets decline worldwide on Dubai debt problems, (DOW mini) YM -181 Overnight the following was released by Reuters: http://www.reuters.com/article/businessNews/idUSTRE5AN54C20091126?feedType=nl&feedName=usbeforethebell. Thank you Martin. In response to the news all the Asian markets were lower, with the biggest decline in … Continue reading →

SHORT TERM: USD drops market rallies, DOW +31 Overnight all the Asian markets were higher. Europe opened higher and closed +0.70%. US index futures were higher overnight on the decline in the USD. At 8:30 the weekly Jobless claims improved: … Continue reading →

SHORT TERM: market recovers from early selling, DOW -17 Overnight all of the Asian markets were lower. Europe opened lower and closed -0.55%. US index futures traded higher overnight, and at 8:30 the first revision to Q3 GDP came in … Continue reading →

SHORT TERM: sunday night USD selling leads to another stock market gap up, DOW +133 Overnight all the Asian markets were higher. Europe opened higher and closed +2.05%. US index futures were higher overnight, and the market gapped up at … Continue reading →