- Mid-Cap Growth +.98%
- 1) Airlines +1.89% 2) HMOs +1.87% 3) Construction +1.83%
- EDG, QIWI, CLNE, CREE, MYGN, TASR, JASO, XONE, LKQ, AREX, WAG, CRZO and ESI
- 1) IMMU 2) CLNE 3) EA 4) TSN 5) ABBV
- 1) MRK 2) AYI 3) GD 4) NFLX 5) INTC
Tuesday, October 01, 2013
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Tuesday October 1, 2013, was a strongly bullish day in the financial markets with short covering accounting for the day’s gain as Yahoo Finance In Play reports Risk assets benefited from the rebound in Europe where yesterday's fears of a possible collapse of the Italian government were alleviated by reports indicating about 20 PDL ministers are ready to form a breakaway party supporting Prime Minister Enrico Letta. The fluid situation is expected to become a bit clearer tomorrow when the prime minister appears in front of the parliament.
Precious Metals traded strongly lower with Gold, GLD, -2.8%, and Silver, SLV -2.3, which stimulated Gold and Silver Mining lower, GDX -2.4%, GDXJ -3.1, SIL -2.1, SSRI -1.8; the outlook for these stocks is terribly bearish as not only are they unable to leverage higher on rising prices of the underlying commodity, but are leveraged lower on falling prices.
World Stocks, VT, rose 0.8%, Nation Investment, EFA, 0.5%, Global Industrial Producers, FXR, 1.2%, nearing its recent high, and Solar, TAN, 4.0%, led a whole host of sectors higher which included
Inverse Volatility, XIV 3.3
Paper Producers, WOOD 2.1
Pharmaceuticals, PJP 2.0
Nasdaq Internet, PNQI 2.0 New High
Biotechnology, IBB 2.0 New High
Internet Retail, FDN 1.7 New High
Media, PBS 1.6 New High
Health Care Providers, IHF 1.5
China Industrials, CHII 1.5
Design Build, PKB, 1.2
Transportation, XTN 1.2
Retail, XRT 1.3
IPOs, FPX 1.3
Resorts and Casinos, BJK 1.2
Semiconductors, SMH 1.2
Networking, IGN 1.2
Small Cap Pure Value, RZV 1.2 New High
Financials,
European Financials, EUFN, 1.1 led by LYG, RBS, UBS, CS, SAN, IRE, DB,
Energy
Small Cap Energy, PSCE 2.2 New High
Energy Production, XOP 2.0 New High
Yield Bearing Investments,
Global Telecom, IST 1.3 New High
US Stocks,VTI 0.9
BRICS, EEB 1.3
Russia, RSX 2.3
India, INP 1.7
China, YAO 1.6
Brazil, EWZ 1.0
Nation Investment, EFA, 0.5
Taiwan, EWT 1.7
South Korea, EWY 1.5
Sweden, EWD 1.5
Emerging Markets EEM, 2.0
Turkey, TUR 4.7
Thailand, THD 4.6
Philippines, EPHE 2.2
Mexico, EWW 2.4
Argentina, ARGT, 2.8 New High, led by BBVA, BFR, GGAL
Egypt, EGPT 1.9 New High
Eurozone, EZU, 1.2 led by Life Insurance Company, ING,
Italy, EWI 2.5 New High
Greece, GREK 2.1 New High
Spain, EWP 1.6 New High
Netherlands, EWN 1.2
Finland, EFNL 1.2
Credit traded lower as the Interest Rate on the US Ten Year Note, ^TNX trade higher to close at 2.65%
Aggregate Credit, AGG -.25
High Yield Municipal Bonds, HYD -1.0
Zeroes, ZROZ -0.7
30 Year US Treasuries, EDV -0.7
Ten Year Government Notes, TLT -0.6
Emerging Market Bonds, EMB -0.6
Long Duration Corporate Treasuries, BLV -0.6
Fiat money died Friday September 20, 2013, with World Stocks, VT, Major World Currencies, DBV, and Emerging Market Currencies, CEW, trading lower as Jesus Christ is operating in dispensation, presented by the Apostle Paul in Ephesians 1:10, that is in administrative oversight of all things economic and political, and has pivoted the world out of liberalism and into authoritarianism, and as such the stock market has turned from bull to bear; those ETF sectors which rallied over the last year and countries which rallied from late June 2013 to late September, 2013, seen in this Finviz Screener, will be trading lower from the Tuesday October 1, 2013 rally, on competitive currency devaluation and on the exhaustion of the world central banks’ monetary authority as investors come to greater realization that the US Fed’s monetary policies have crossed the Rubicon of sound monetary policy, and have made “money good” investments bad.
The October 1, 2013, rally marks the short selling opportunity of a lifetime, as in a bull market one buys into dips, but in a bear market one sells into pips.
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