THIS WEEK'S STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
*************************************************************************** (The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal 
S&P 500 Signal NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal 
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
The interest rate outlook below is based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The primary upward trend is still in place for short- and medium-term U.S. Treasury bonds, while long-term Treasury yields are falling hard. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months) Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs) Long-term (10yrs-30yrs) COMMENTARY:
Stock markets remain in a short-term downtrend, which hasn't affected (yet) the longer-term uptrend. Treasury bond prices continue to rise, as investors seek safety, sending yields (interest rates) even lower. Take care, and all the best with your investments!
J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
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NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
THIS WEEK'S STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
*************************************************************************** (The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal
S&P 500 Signal NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
These interest rate outlooks are based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The primary upward trend is still in place for short- and medium-term U.S. Treasury bonds, while long-term Treasury yields are falling hard. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months) Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs) Long-term (10yrs-30yrs) COMMENTARY:
The short-term downward trend for the broad stock market wobbled this week, and then reasserted itself. Now, watch the long-term trends to see if they change direction. Interest rates for longer-term U.S. Treasuries fell as stock investors fled stocks and piled into Treasuries. For more information and analysis, please refer to our Advanced MACD newsletter. IMPORTANT REQUEST: We see major changes coming to the stock market and the economy, and we hope you're enjoying these free issues of the Monday Morning Review. Every so often, we ask our subscribers to help us spread the word and let others you care about, know about our free service newsletter. This helps us accomplish our mission of helping as many as possible get out of stocks when the MACD says so, and then have a chance to make more money when the MACD says to get back in. Thank you.
J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
The content on this newsletter is provided without any warranty, express or implied. All opinions expressed on this website and newsletter are those of the author(s) and may contain errors or omissions.
NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
THIS WEEK'S STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
*************************************************************************** (The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal
S&P 500 Signal NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
These interest rate outlooks are based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The primary upward trend is still in place. If the current flight to safety trade continues, look for a change in trend within a few weeks to a month. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months) Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs) Long-term (10yrs-30yrs) COMMENTARY:
Stocks are in trouble. The MACD's look ugly, and long-term interest rates have now fallen sufficiently to generate a (NEW) MACD signal change indicating that the trend in long-term rates is down. This is a very negative sign for the economy. For more information and analysis, please refer to our Advanced MACD newsletter.
Be careful out there, and all the best for your health and investment portfolio. J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
The content on this newsletter is provided without any warranty, express or implied. All opinions expressed on this website and newsletter are those of the author(s) and may contain errors or omissions.
NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal
S&P 500 Signal
NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
These interest rate outlooks are based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The primary upward trend is still in place. If the current flight to safety trade continues, look for a change in trend within a few weeks to a month. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months)
Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs)
Long-term (10yrs-30yrs)
COMMENTARY:
You don't need us to tell you that the stock market has entered dangerous waters (no pun intended i.e. the Gulf oil catastrophe). While the "monthly" interval regular MACD green up arrows show the stock market is in an "uptrend", we can tell you that, looking at the chart, the faster moving MACD line is sagging down toward the slower line, and if that continues, it would signal a trend change. Other technical indicators we watch are also sending warning signals that further weakness in stocks is possible, but not certain. Shorter-term MACD's still say that a "rally" of some sort is possible, but last week saw lots of technical damage, so we'll see what this week holds. This isn't a commercial plug, but we've been laying out some really good, helpful info for our Advanced MACD newsletter subscribers regarding the oil disaster, and other market info, you mi ght consider getting a subscription as we head into some really tense times (as the summer heat and hurricanes further threaten those around the Gulf). The first month is free. As we said last week, we are very concerned about anyone living or vacationing near the Gulf coast, due especially to the what we are hearing is toxic levels of chemicals in the air, like benzine, hydrogen sulfide, methane, and other VOC's. Do your own research on air sample data for the Gulf coastal areas and see for yourself. If you run across any data that confirms this, feel free to send it along to us at info@mondaymorningreview.com (you can remain anonymous).
Be careful out there, and all the best for your health and investment portfolio. J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
The content on this newsletter is provided without any warranty, express or implied. All opinions expressed on this website and newsletter are those of the author(s) and may contain errors or omissions.
NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
THIS WEEK'S STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
*************************************************************************** (The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal
S&P 500 Signal NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
These interest rate outlooks are based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The primary upward trend is still in place. If the current flight to safety trade continues, look for a change in trend within a few weeks to a month. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months) Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs) Long-term (10yrs-30yrs) COMMENTARY:
The regular MACD's don't reflect any changes this week after last weeks stock market moves. Interest rates are falling some, but the trends are still in an 'upward' phase. Keep a watch on news out of the Gulf of Mexico, specifically concerning air quality sample data.
Be careful out there, and all the best for your health and investment portfolio. J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
The content on this newsletter is provided without any warranty, express or implied. All opinions expressed on this website and newsletter are those of the author(s) and may contain errors or omissions.
NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
THIS WEEK'S STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
*************************************************************************** (The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month. See our website for details). Shown below are the current "Weekly" signals for the Dow Jones Industrials, S&P 500, and NASDAQ using the "regular" MACD (as is available for free on many investment websites). These can change quickly, but can also go weeks or months between changes, so be sure to check each week's email. The Longer-Term "Monthly" signals (rarely change) are shown below. Then, at the bottom we provide our big trends for interest rates. Dow Jones Signal
S&P 500 Signal NASDAQ Signal
LONGER-TERM (L-T) STOCK MARKET TREND SIGNALS
(The signals shown below are the "regular" MACD signals, NOT the Advanced MACD signals, which are available separately for only $4.95 a month).
These longer-term signals are based on 'monthly' intervals for the "regular" MACD, meaning that signals can only change at the beginning of the month. As such, these signals can go for months or years between changes - BUT when they do change it pays to take heed, since it signals a potentially VERY IMPORTANT change in trend or direction for the market as a whole. Subscribers that don't change their investments very often will usually follow these signals since they don't change very often. L-T Dow Jones Signal
L-T S&P 500 Signal
L-T NASDAQ Signal
INTEREST RATE OUTLOOK
These interest rate outlooks are based on the price and yield trends for U.S. Treasury bonds of various maturities. This kind of information is helpful for those investing in certificates of deposit, applying for a loan, and other reasons where the interest rate outlook is critical. The troubles in Europe, China, and Eastern block countries have caused a "flight to safety", i.e. funds getting out of those areas and into U.S. Treasury bonds (mainly short-term issues). This has caused interest rates to begin a descent, but the primary upward trend is still in place. If the flight to safety trade continues, look for a change in trend within a few weeks to a month. The arrows below show the LARGE trends for these rates, based on the monthly interval MACD, which means that daily or even weekly moves won't show up immediately. Short-term (3-6 Months) Medium-term (2yrs-5yrs) Long-term (10yrs-30yrs) COMMENTARY:
BALANCING ON THE EDGE OF A PRECIPICE! DON'T LOOK DOWN! SIGNAL AND MARKET ANALYSIS Did we call it or what!?!?!?! Sorry, but we have to toot our own horn once in a while, and remind everyone just how accurate we've been and HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO GET THIS FREE NEWSLETTER OUT TO EVERYONE YOU KNOW! THAT'S OUR MISSION, THAT'S OUR ONLY "JOB", AND THAT'S HOW WE CAN HELP PEOPLE S-A-V-E THEIR RETIREMENT PLANS!!! The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down a lot, up huge, and then down over 324 points on Friday. How's that for a "rough seas" as we said? What's next? Read on! (after you forward this email to everyone you know and/or simply sign them up for it). Keep an eye on the MACD's in the next few weeks, since the stock market appears to be on the edge of a precipice now, and can either turn around and go higher (only for a bit though), or completely fall into a deep, dark pit, perhaps never again to return (you really NEED to get our $4.95 a month newsletter to see what could "really" happen next). Anyway, most people aren't thinking about stocks, and that's one of the reasons Wall Street has a saying, "Sell in May and go away". Why? So the uber-wealthy can go vacation in the Hampton's and not worry about their portfolios while sipping martini's, driving their Lamborghini's, attending luncheons, playing golf, and dining on caviar and champagne (sorry, couldn't resist, but it's true!) Keep an eye on interest rates as well. They've been going down lately as money from Europe and the Eastern bloc countries flows here seeking safety from the crashing Euro and European Union (Again, check out our $4.95 newsletter - free for the first month). If this continues, it presents on opportunity to re-finance higher interest rate loans, but it hurts savers and bond holders. Still, the longer-term upward trends in rates has not changed. Be very careful now with your savings and investments. Find a really good adviser that understands what's "really" going on (not a regurgitation of Wall Street Journal and CNBC). We are at cross-roads in American history (especially when it comes to finance and markets), and this could be a make or break moment in our history. Really, it's THAT serious. If your adviser doesn't realize this (and it were us), we'd check around to get some different opinions. For example, remember this from last week? If he/she doesn't have a handle on something like this, it doesn't speak well for them, in our opinion ((Click Here to see the national debt clock and other key numbers). Thanks once again for reading our newsletter, and please, please, don't keep it to yourself - send it out, post it on blogs, let your friends know, call in to radio stations, write letters to the editor of newspapers, etc. We have to get the word out about the MACD and our newsletter if we hope to have any chance of saving what's left of people's savings and investments. Thanks for your support. Be careful out there, and all the best for your health and investment portfolio. J.E. Rapp, Editor-in-Charge LEGAL STUFF: Copyright © 2005-2010 MMR Publishing, LLC All Rights Reserved
The content on this newsletter is provided without any warranty, express or implied. All opinions expressed on this website and newsletter are those of the author(s) and may contain errors or omissions.
NO MATERIAL HERE CONSTITUTES "INVESTMENT ADVICE" NOR IS IT A RECOMMENDATION TO BUY OR SELL ANY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO STOCKS, OPTIONS, BONDS OR FUTURES.
The author may or may not have a position in any company or security mentioned herein. Actions you undertake as a consequence of any analysis, opinion or advertisement on this site are your sole responsibility. Please refer to our website for a full description of our Terms, Conditions and Disclaimers, relative to our website and any of our publications and communications. Monday Morning Review content may be reproduced or excerpted online provided full attribution is given and the original article source is linked to. Please contact Editor-in-Charge, J.E. Rapp, for reprint permission in other media. All contents of this email publication are subject to Copyright law and other Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other user information. No specific investment advise is given, intended, or implied. For full details regarding our Conditions of Use, Disclaimers, and other information, see our website at:
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