- Small-Cap Value -.34%
- 1) Hospitals +.74% 2) Gaming +.66% 3) Tobacco +.24%
- APOL and VECO
- 1) APOL 2) SYY 3) DG 4) HTZ 5) MDLZ
- 1) RBCN 2) VECO 3) MHP 4) CMG 5) GG
Monday, March 25, 2013
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On Monday, March 25, 2013, the world pivoted through peak wealth as dividend investing as well as peak real estate investing on the exhaustion of the world central banks’ monetary authority to stimulate global growth and trade, as well as their failure to increase corporate profitability, as well as fears of banking insolvency and nation insolvency in the EU.
Dividend investment came to an end Monday March 25, 2013, as Dividend Growth, VIG, traded -.4%, and Dividends Excluding Financials, DTN, traded -.3%. This as the high yield debt sectors Corporate Junk Bonds, HYG -.2%, Junk Bonds, JNK -.1%, and Leveraged Buyouts, PSP -.5%. Distressed Investments, FAGIX, such as those taken in by the US Federal Reserve under QE1, traded unchanged at 9.71. Real Estate Investing came to an end as Mortgage REITS, REM, traded 3.1%, lower, Real Estate, IYR -.9%, Industrial Office Reits, FNIO, -.8%, and Global Real Estate, DRW, -.7%.
World stocks VT, traded 0.6%, lower, with Nation Investment, EFA -1.3, Small Cap Nation Investment, IFSM -1.2, the S&P 500, SPY -.4, US Shares, VTI. -.3, and the Russell 2000, IWM -.2.
With the trade lower today in Large Cap Value, JKF, and Mid Cap Value, JKI, the S&P 500, $SPX, is a failed investment; the chart of the SPY shows it peaked on February 14, 2013.
Today’s financial market trading establishes that European banks and eurozone nations are insolvent banks and insolvent nations.
Banks traded lower included European financials, EUFN -3.3, World Banks, IXG -1.0, and the Too Big To Fail Banks, RWW -.5.
European shares, VGK, -1.6, traded lower, as Spain, EWP -4.7, Italy, EWI -4.0, Poland, EPOL -2.4, Greece, GREK -2.1, Germany, EWG 1.8, Finland, EFNL -1.7, Norway, NORW -1.5, and Ireland, EIRL -1.1.
Interest bearing sectors trading lower included Mortgage Reits, REM -3.1%, Global Utilities, DBU -1.7, Shipping, SEA, -1.6, World Small Cap Dividend, DLS -1.0, Real Estate, IYR -.9, Industrial and Office REITS, FNIO -.8, World Real Estate, DRW -.7, Super Dividend, SPIV -.6, Calamos Closed End Total Return, CGO, -.6, S&P Telecom, IST, -0.5, Dividend Growth, VIG, -.4, Dividend Excluding Financials, DTN -.3, Utilities, XLU -.2, Pharmaceuticals, XPH -.1.
Sectors trading lower included Solar, TAN -5.2, Wind Energy, FAN -2.6, Copper Mining, COPX -1.9, Industrial Mining, PICK -1.8, Rare Earth Mining, REMX, -1.5.
A global bear market is underway, with Dow Theory support coming from Transports, IYT, trading 1.0 lower, and Industrials, IYJ, 0.8 lower; Global Industrial Producers, FXR, traded 0.5% lower.
A new trust, the trust in the diktat of regional leaders such as the EU Finance Leaders and Angela Merkel is rising. Complete and total regional governance of the Eurozone is only a matte of time where nannycrats not state leaders will rule. Under liberallism, sovereign nation states and their leaders governed citizens; but under authoritarianism, sovereign regional leaders and sovereign regional bodies, govern residents of regional zones.
Germans cannot be Greeks; but most assuredly they will be one, living together in a debt union and gulag of debt servitude, with the periphery profligate countries of Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, and Spain, existing as hollow economic moons revolving about planet Germany.
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