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Last |
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Volume |
Advanced
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Declined
Volume |
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S&P 500 |
1,387.90 |
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9.78 (0.70%) |
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647,926k |
238,792k |
408,643k |
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NASDAQ 100 |
1,956.53 |
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10.33 (0.53%) |
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163,318k |
66,250k |
97,068k |
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DJI |
12,771.44 |
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95.34 (0.74%) |
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150,895k |
39,376k |
111,519k |
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NASDAQ Comp. |
2,439.57 |
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11.67 (0.48%) |
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388,713k |
138,987k |
242,845k |
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Russell 2000 |
715.50 |
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4.05 (0.56%) |
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205,833k |
67,245k |
135,203k |
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DOW
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10%
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20%
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Compound |
Compound
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SPDRs
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6%
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11%
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Compound |
Compound
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As of 5/8/2008 |
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QQQQ
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1%
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2%
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Daily
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 The last outlook was: “The forward looking short term outlook is that the buying volume will cause the index to move up a modest amount, perhaps in the morning. However, the index should continue to trade lower at least in the short term. Beware of strong rally days though. Our belief that “over the short term there will be more weakness within a dominant mid-term up” remains intact.” While all the indexes did finish marginally higher, it was relatively unchanged. Also there was no substantial production of volume today, it was relatively balanced.
Daily Market Outlook (5/8/2008):
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Market Performance:
... Wall street moved higher modestly while oil also continued to edge higher. The results are that the NASDAQ 100 index finished higher 0.61%, the S&P 500 rose a slight 0.21% while the Dow gained 0.26%. The weekly numbers though still gloomy have rebounded somewhat with the NASDAQ 100 down 0.93%, the S&P lower by 1.3% and the Dow down the most at negative 1.61%.... ... Volume for the S&P 500 was 2,503 million shares today, this represents 25% less that the average daily volume of the past 3 months.
Volume Analysis:
9:30 – 11:30 Today the NASDAQ 100 opened with a modest gap higher. The positive open was caused by the large surges of buying volume put in during the end of yesterday’s session.
While the other indexes opened the same way and closed their gaps, the NASDAQ did not, rather it moved higher in this time period. The first notable selling surge came roughly at 11:20. A selling surge is a spike in the volume moving average that appears in the index volume pane and is accompanied by red – denoting selling volume - on the SBV oscillator pane. The affect of this selling surge is to cause the index to stop its advance.
11:30 – 12:40 In this next time period, the full effect of the selling surged materialized as the index moved lower towards the early morning open. A higher lower was put in at 12:40 where a buying surge was produced.
12:40 – 16:00 The rest of the trading session saw the index move higher while generating large surpluses of selling volume and then large surges of buying volume while moving lower at the end of the session. It put in a higher high, but then a lower low also. In all there were large amounts of both types of volume put in during this time period.
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