Weekend Recap – October 4, 2009
Seems the bull market rally we’ve seen since March is beginning to shudder and stall. It’s becoming more and more difficult to find can’t miss opportunities and, at least for me, the focus has become the preservation of capital and keeping an itchy trigger finger ready to harvest gains. With that said, let’s see what other bloggers are up to.
thinks natural gas may be showing signs of life. Having written about natural gas in June and been way early to the party, I sure hope they’re right. Maybe my intuition will be vindicated.- The Technical Indicator (Marketwatch.com Newsletter) wrote up a great analysis of U.S. stock market indices. While, at the time the article was written, bulls were mounting a gallant fight, it seems the S&P has finally lost the battle to defend the 1,044 support level.
- Bespoke Investment Group posts an eye opening graph detailing upward earnings revisions this year. If the best investors are fearful when others are greedy, then maybe we should be very fearful.
- Dividend Growth Investor notes that financials and other prominent large caps have begun considering increasing their dividends.
- Peridot Capitalist discusses his thoughts on the S&P’s current valuation.
More on this topic
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Natural Gas: The Ultimate Bear’s Lair
(Wall Street Daily, 1/12/12)
2012 Natural Gas Price Forecast: Why to Avoid the "Widow Maker"
(Money Morning, 1/16/12)
Three More Industries Thriving From Record-Low Natural Gas Prices
(Investment U, 1/24/12)
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