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• We begin with the Weekly Scoreboard.
• Table 1 summarizes recent price action for stock market indexes.
• Table 2 summarizes how much of the bear market decline has been retraced for stock market indexes.
• Table 3 summarizes various price projection levels for stock market indexes if 38.2%, 50% or 61.8% of the bear market decline is retraced.
• Table 4 summarizes recent price action for the S&P GICS Sectors.
• Table 5 summarizes how much of the bear market decline has been retraced for the S&P GICS Sectors.
• Chart 1 is a swing chart of the daily S&P 500 since October 11, 2007.
• Chart 2 is the daily S&P 500 and the S&P 500 advance-decline line since 2007.
• Chart 3 is the daily S&P 500 and the % of S&P 500 stocks above their 200 day moving average from 2007.
• Chart 4 is the daily S&P 500 and the % of S&P 500 stocks above their 50 day moving average from 2007.
• Chart 5 is the daily S&P 500 with 21 day moving average and Bollinger Bands for 2009.
• Chart 6 is the daily S&P 500 with 50 day moving average and Bollinger Bands for 2009.
• Chart 7 is the weekly S&P 500 with 40 week moving average and Bollinger Bands from 2005.
• Chart 8 is the weekly S&P 500 with the MACD indicator from 2002.
• Chart 9 compares the current cycle of the weekly S&P 500 to the bottom in 1938.
• Chart 10 compares the current cycle of the weekly S&P 500 to the bottom in 1942.
• Chart 11 compares the current cycle of the weekly S&P 500 to the bottom in 1974.
• Chart 12 compares the current cycle of the weekly S&P 500 to the bottom in 1982.
• Chart 13 compares the current cycle of the weekly S&P 500 to the bottom in 2003.
• Chart 14 is the S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Sector and its relative to the S&P 500 from 1990.
• Chart 15 is the S&P 500 Utilities Sector and its relative to the S&P 500 from 1990.
• Chart 16 is the U.S. Treasury Yield Curve, this week, 4 weeks ago and 52 weeks ago.
• Chart 17 is the Real U.S. Treasury Yield Curve, this week, 4 weeks ago and 52 weeks ago.
• Chart 18 shows the daily 3 month LIBOR yield, 3 month U.S. Treasury yields and the spread between the two from 2007.
• Chart 19 shows the daily 1 year LIBOR yield, 1 year U.S. Treasury yields and the spread between the two from 2007.
• Chart 20 shows the daily Moody's Aaa yield, the Long-term U.S. Treasury yield and the spread between the two from 2007.
• Chart 21 shows the daily Moody's Baa yield, the Long-term U.S. Treasury yield and the spread between the two from 2007.
• Chart 22 shows the daily Moody's Baa yield, Moody's Aaa yield and the spread between the two from 2007.
• Chart 23 is the daily yield of the U.S. Treasury Long-term constant maturity from 2005.
• Chart 24 is a swing chart of the daily U.S. Dollar Index (DX) from the March, 2008 low.
• Table 6 summarizes recent price action for spot commodities and commodity indexes.
• Chart 25 compares the current cycle of daily Gold to cycles in 2005-6 and 2007-8.
• Chart 26 is the Trade Balance from 1960.
• Chart 27 is Gross Federal Debt from 1925.
• Chart 28 is Gross Federal Debt and Gross Federal Debt as a % of Nominal GDP from 1925.
• Charts 29 through 31 review Retail Sales from 1992.
• Chart 32 reviews Industrial Production from 1919.
• Chart 33 is Capacity Utilization from 1968.
• Charts 34 and 35 review Housing Permits and Housing Starts from as early as 1959.
• Charts 36 through 38 review various Producer Price Indexes from 1948, 1975 and 1976.
• Chart 39 reviews various Consumer Price Indexes.
• Chart 40 is U.S Import Prices Indexes for All Commodities and All less Fuels from 1984.
• Chart 41 is monthly U.S. Stock Market Capitalization as a % of Nominal GDP since 1925.
• Chart 42 is current receipts, expenditures and surplus/deficit of the U.S. Government from 1981.
• Chart 43 is Bank Failures reported weekly by FDIC since mid-2008.

 

 

 

 

 

 

For the Weekly Scoreboard in .pdf format, click here.

 

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Chart 23

 

 

Chart 24

 

 

 

Table 6

 

 

 

Chart 25

 

 

Chart 26

 

 

Chart 27

 

 

Chart 28

 

 

Chart 29

 

 

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Chart 43

 

 

 

 

That's it for this week....

 

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