Archive for the ‘Elliott Squawk’ Category
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/20/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Divergences Galore
U. S. equities continued their march higher on Wednesday. However, it is interesting to note that as prices continued to close higher above their October 27th levels the number of stocks making new highs is decreasing. This is evidence of lack of leadership in the rally and warns that it may not continue. […]
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/19/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: High Alert
We continue to be on high alert for indications that a top is in place, either at Tuesday’s high or from modestly higher levels.
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/18/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Sticky Tops
Equity markets seem to be unable to let go of the idea of new highs despite waning momentum at these levels. that leaves conditions still ripe for a reversal but lacking an actual turn. Details are in the video briefings and we remain patient here as we watch for signs of […]
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/17/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Do Too Many Witches Spoil The Brew?
The pattern in the Euro suggests that the currency is poised to make at least one more new low vs. the U. S. Dollar. We are also looking for a turn down in U. S. equities but so far have yet to see evidence that the turn is imminent. Many observations support the idea that […]
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/13/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Top of Range
U. S. Equity indices remain near the top of a corrective range and appear to be losing momentum. However, any confirmation of a turn still requires some evidence of downward momentum. While there continue to be many reasons to suspect that the turn could be near (in terms of both price and time) we have […]