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Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/23/2013
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Back to Work
After a three-day weekend we prepare for another trading day with patterns in the markets pretty much the same as how we left them. Friday’s continued advance in U. S. equities took the S&P 500 further above 2012 highs but left the DJIA below them. On an adjusted continuous contract basis the Dow […]
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/22/2012
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Will DJIA Follow SPX?
The S&P 500 took out its 2012 high on Thursday? Is the DJIA on track to follow in its footsteps? What does it mean for the broader directions. Today’s videos dig into those questions.
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/18/2013
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: The Grind
Recently we haven’t stopped talking about it: the grind higher in choppy overbought conditions. Remember, this sort of market can grind higher for longer than anyone imagines, yet when it breaks down, it tends to go down hard. The challenge is not to be fooled by each and every swift decline but to […]
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 DJIA Briefing for 1/16/2013
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk DJIA Briefing for 1/15/2013
Below is our evening update for the DJIA. Tomorrow morning we will update the outlook for the other markets we cover.
Squawk Morning Briefing: Overbought and Running Out of Gas
The short-term overbought conditions which began to develop with the bounce at the beginning of the year are still with us. Meanwhile, moves upward appear to have less strength. This sets the stage for at lease a pullback if not a more dramatic decline. That doesn’t mean that U. S. equities can’t […]