Reaction to Payrolls will be Key to Sustaining Stock Gains.
Weekly closes below my annual pivots at 11,491 Dow and 1210.7 SPX ends the bear market correction off the August 9th post-FOMC lows. The risk in this event is back towards those lows with my annual value level at 2335 on NASDAQ, which held on October 9th. On a positive reaction to payrolls the upside is the 50-day simple moving averages at 11,905 Dow Industrials, 1255 SPX, 2653 NASDAQ, 4991 Dow Transports and 767.73 Russell 2000. The weekly charts stay negative if Friday’s closes are below the five-week modified moving averages at 11,675 Dow Industrials, 1227.7 SPX, 2590 NASDAQ, 4826 Dow Transports and 741.80 Russell 2000.
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http://www.valuengine.com/pub/Unsubscribe? September 2, 2011 – Reaction to Payrolls will be Key to Sustaining Stock Gains. Weekly closes below my annual pivots at 11,491 Dow and 1210.7 SPX ends the bear market correction off the August 9th post-FOMC lows. The risk in this event is back towards those lows with my annual value level at 2335 on NASDAQ, which held on October 9th. On a positive reaction to payrolls the upside is the 50-day simple moving averages at 11,905 Dow Industrials, 1255 SPX, 2653 NASDAQ, 4991 Dow Transports and 767.73 Russell 2000. The weekly charts stay negative if Friday’s closes are below the five-week modified moving averages at 11,675 Dow Industrials, 1227.7 SPX, 2590 NASDAQ, 4826 Dow Transports and 741.80 Russell 2000. 10-Year Note – (2.137) Daily, semiannual, annual, monthly and quarterly value levels are 2.312, 2.414, 2.690, 2.715 and 3.053 with weekly and semiannual risky levels at 1.914 and 1.672.
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Comex Gold – ($1828.1) Daily, monthly, quarterly and semiannual value levels are $1725.1, $1702.3, $1655.8 and $1644.8 with my weekly risky level at $1907.5.
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Nymex Crude Oil – ($88.80) The 200-week SMA is $83.85 with a weekly pivot at $86.56, daily risky level at $90.17, the 50-day / 200 day death cross at $91.56 and $95.24, my annual pivots at $99.91 and $101.92 and quarterly, semiannual and monthly risky levels at $102.40, $103.92 and $104.23.
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The Euro – (1.4268) Weekly and quarterly value levels are 1.4153 and 1.3728 with daily, semiannual and monthly risky levels at 1.4435, 1.4752, 1.4872 and 1.5164.
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Daily Dow: (11,494) My weekly value level is 10,987 with the 200-week and 120-month simple moving averages at 10,716 and 10,575, my annual pivot at 11,491, and daily and monthly risky levels at 11,952 and 12,779. Semiannual value levels are 9,635 and 8,468 with the 50-day and 200-day SMA death cross at 11,905 and 11.995, and quarterly and annual risky levels at 13,839 and 13,890.
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S&P 500 – (1204.4) Weekly and Semiannual value levels are 1135.9, 981.3 and 855.7 with my annual pivot at 1210.7, daily and monthly risky levels at 1259.9 and 1342.1, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 1255 and 1284 and quarterly and annual risky levels are 1467.0 and 1562.9. NASDAQ – (2546) Weekly, annual and semiannual value levels are 2430, 2335, 2199 and 2049 with daily and monthly risky levels at 2682 and 2827, the 50-day and 200-day SMA death cross at 2653 and 2705, and quarterly and annual risky levels at 3109 and 3243. NASDAQ 100 (NDX) – (2219) Weekly, semiannual and annual value levels are 2148, 1951, 1861 and 1723 with daily and monthly risky levels at 2330 and 2431, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 2269 and 2286, and annual risky level at 2590. Dow Transports – (4600) Semiannual, weekly, and semiannual value levels are 4335, 4221 and 3868 with daily, annual and monthly risky levels at 4834, 5179 and 5190, and the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 4991 and 5135. Russell 2000 – (708.93) Weekly and semiannual value levels are 663.88, 577.47 and 530.04 with daily, annual and monthly risky levels at 757.38, 784.16 and 825.19 and the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 767.73 and 795.04. The SOX – (349.85) Weekly, annual and semiannual value levels are 319.35, 270.98, 258.97 and 204.67 with daily and monthly risky levels at 370.18 and 418.07, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 377.13 and 416.39 and quarterly and annual risky levels at 493.22 and 531.14. Equity Fundamentals – Stocks are undervalued. • 82.0% of all stocks are undervalued / 18.0% of all stocks are overvalued. In March 2009, 91.1% of all stocks were undervalued. • All sixteen sectors are undervalued, fifteen by double-digit percentages, six by 22.0% to 27.2%. Back in March 2009 the sectors were undervalued by 33% to 45%. – Check out and subscribe to www.ValuEngine.com. VE Morning Briefing – If you want expanded analysis of the US Capital Markets including a Fearless Prediction of the Week and a Stock of the Day go to this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=D ValuTrader Model Portfolio – If you want to learn how to “Buy and Trade” use this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=V ETF Weekly – If you want my Value Levels and Risky Levels for 30 Electronically Traded Funds use this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=U ValuEngine FDIC Evaluation Report – In this report I slice and dice the FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile. We publish a ValuEngine List of Problem Banks in this publication: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=C Definition of MOJO – This is my term for technical momentum. I use what’s called “12x3x3 slow stochastic readings” from daily, weekly and monthly charts. The scale is zero to 10.0 where above 8.0 is overbought and below 2.0 is oversold.
Buy and Trade Strategies for Long Positions • Value Level – The price at which you establish an additional long position on share price weakness. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to buy weakness to the Value Level. • Risky Level – The price at which you remove a single long position or reduce a multiple long position on share price strength. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to sell strength to the Risky Level. Buy and Trade Strategies for Short Positions • Value Level – The price at which you remove a single short position or reduce a multiple short position on share price weakness. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to buy weakness to the Value Level. • Risky Level – The price at which you establish an addition short position on share price strength. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to sell strength to the Risky Level. Richard Suttmeier Chief Market Strategist ValuEngine.com (800) 381-5576 To unsubscribe from this free email newsletter list, please click http://www.valuengine.com/pub/Unsubscribe? Send your comments and questions to [email protected]. For more information on our products and services visit www.ValuEngine.com
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“I Hold No Positions in the Stocks I Cover.”
http://www.valuengine.com/pub/Unsubscribe? September 2, 2011 – Reaction to Payrolls will be Key to Sustaining Stock Gains. Weekly closes below my annual pivots at 11,491 Dow and 1210.7 SPX ends the bear market correction off the August 9th post-FOMC lows. The risk in this event is back towards those lows with my annual value level at 2335 on NASDAQ, which held on October 9th. On a positive reaction to payrolls the upside is the 50-day simple moving averages at 11,905 Dow Industrials, 1255 SPX, 2653 NASDAQ, 4991 Dow Transports and 767.73 Russell 2000. The weekly charts stay negative if Friday’s closes are below the five-week modified moving averages at 11,675 Dow Industrials, 1227.7 SPX, 2590 NASDAQ, 4826 Dow Transports and 741.80 Russell 2000. 10-Year Note – (2.137) Daily, semiannual, annual, monthly and quarterly value levels are 2.312, 2.414, 2.690, 2.715 and 3.053 with weekly and semiannual risky levels at 1.914 and 1.672.
Courtesy of Thomson / Reuters
Comex Gold – ($1828.1) Daily, monthly, quarterly and semiannual value levels are $1725.1, $1702.3, $1655.8 and $1644.8 with my weekly risky level at $1907.5.
Courtesy of Thomson / Reuters
Nymex Crude Oil – ($88.80) The 200-week SMA is $83.85 with a weekly pivot at $86.56, daily risky level at $90.17, the 50-day / 200 day death cross at $91.56 and $95.24, my annual pivots at $99.91 and $101.92 and quarterly, semiannual and monthly risky levels at $102.40, $103.92 and $104.23.
Courtesy of Thomson / Reuters
The Euro – (1.4268) Weekly and quarterly value levels are 1.4153 and 1.3728 with daily, semiannual and monthly risky levels at 1.4435, 1.4752, 1.4872 and 1.5164.
Courtesy of Thomson / Reuters
Daily Dow: (11,494) My weekly value level is 10,987 with the 200-week and 120-month simple moving averages at 10,716 and 10,575, my annual pivot at 11,491, and daily and monthly risky levels at 11,952 and 12,779. Semiannual value levels are 9,635 and 8,468 with the 50-day and 200-day SMA death cross at 11,905 and 11.995, and quarterly and annual risky levels at 13,839 and 13,890.
Courtesy of Thomson / Reuters
S&P 500 – (1204.4) Weekly and Semiannual value levels are 1135.9, 981.3 and 855.7 with my annual pivot at 1210.7, daily and monthly risky levels at 1259.9 and 1342.1, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 1255 and 1284 and quarterly and annual risky levels are 1467.0 and 1562.9. NASDAQ – (2546) Weekly, annual and semiannual value levels are 2430, 2335, 2199 and 2049 with daily and monthly risky levels at 2682 and 2827, the 50-day and 200-day SMA death cross at 2653 and 2705, and quarterly and annual risky levels at 3109 and 3243. NASDAQ 100 (NDX) – (2219) Weekly, semiannual and annual value levels are 2148, 1951, 1861 and 1723 with daily and monthly risky levels at 2330 and 2431, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 2269 and 2286, and annual risky level at 2590. Dow Transports – (4600) Semiannual, weekly, and semiannual value levels are 4335, 4221 and 3868 with daily, annual and monthly risky levels at 4834, 5179 and 5190, and the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 4991 and 5135. Russell 2000 – (708.93) Weekly and semiannual value levels are 663.88, 577.47 and 530.04 with daily, annual and monthly risky levels at 757.38, 784.16 and 825.19 and the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 767.73 and 795.04. The SOX – (349.85) Weekly, annual and semiannual value levels are 319.35, 270.98, 258.97 and 204.67 with daily and monthly risky levels at 370.18 and 418.07, the 50-day and 200-day SMAs death cross at 377.13 and 416.39 and quarterly and annual risky levels at 493.22 and 531.14. Equity Fundamentals – Stocks are undervalued. • 82.0% of all stocks are undervalued / 18.0% of all stocks are overvalued. In March 2009, 91.1% of all stocks were undervalued. • All sixteen sectors are undervalued, fifteen by double-digit percentages, six by 22.0% to 27.2%. Back in March 2009 the sectors were undervalued by 33% to 45%. – Check out and subscribe to www.ValuEngine.com. VE Morning Briefing – If you want expanded analysis of the US Capital Markets including a Fearless Prediction of the Week and a Stock of the Day go to this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=D ValuTrader Model Portfolio – If you want to learn how to “Buy and Trade” use this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=V ETF Weekly – If you want my Value Levels and Risky Levels for 30 Electronically Traded Funds use this link and sign up: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=U ValuEngine FDIC Evaluation Report – In this report I slice and dice the FDIC Quarterly Banking Profile. We publish a ValuEngine List of Problem Banks in this publication: http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl?nl=C Definition of MOJO – This is my term for technical momentum. I use what’s called “12x3x3 slow stochastic readings” from daily, weekly and monthly charts. The scale is zero to 10.0 where above 8.0 is overbought and below 2.0 is oversold.
Buy and Trade Strategies for Long Positions • Value Level – The price at which you establish an additional long position on share price weakness. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to buy weakness to the Value Level. • Risky Level – The price at which you remove a single long position or reduce a multiple long position on share price strength. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to sell strength to the Risky Level. Buy and Trade Strategies for Short Positions • Value Level – The price at which you remove a single short position or reduce a multiple short position on share price weakness. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to buy weakness to the Value Level. • Risky Level – The price at which you establish an addition short position on share price strength. This is done on a GTC Limit Order to sell strength to the Risky Level. Richard Suttmeier Chief Market Strategist ValuEngine.com (800) 381-5576 To unsubscribe from this free email newsletter list, please click http://www.valuengine.com/pub/Unsubscribe? Send your comments and questions to [email protected]. For more information on our products and services visit www.ValuEngine.com
As Chief Market Strategist at ValuEngine Inc, my research is published regularly on the website www.ValuEngine.com. I have daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly newsletters available that track a variety of equity and other data parameters as well as my most up-to-date analysis of world markets. My newest products include a weekly ETF newsletter as well as the ValuTrader Model Portfolio newsletter. You can go to http://www.valuengine.com/nl/mainnl to review sample issues and find out more about my research.
“I Hold No Positions in the Stocks I Cover.”
