Friday, October 04, 2013

Weekly Scoreboard*

Indices
  • S&P 500 1,690.50 -.07%
  • DJIA 15,072.50 -1.22%
  • NASDAQ 3,807.75 +.69%
  • Russell 2000 1,078.25 +.38%
  • S&P 500 High Beta 27.44 +1.09%
  • Wilshire 5000 17,827.33 +.10%
  • Russell 1000 Growth 790.37 +.13%
  • Russell 1000 Value 853.31 -.04%
  • Morgan Stanley Consumer 1,016.45 -.50%
  • Morgan Stanley Cyclical 1,321.05 +.19%
  • Morgan Stanley Technology 829.70 +.44%
  • Transports 6,609.75 +.18%
  • Utilities 480.0 -.45%
  • Bloomberg European Bank/Financial Services 102.99 +1.40%
  • MSCI Emerging Markets 41.80 +.87%
  • HFRX Equity Hedge 1,124.75 +.42%
  • HFRX Equity Market Neutral 934.12 -.03%
Sentiment/Internals
  • NYSE Cumulative A/D Line 190,458 -.20%
  • Bloomberg New Highs-Lows Index 255 +55
  • Bloomberg Crude Oil % Bulls 20.0 -17.15%
  • CFTC Oil Net Speculative Position 320,758 n/a
  • CFTC Oil Total Open Interest 1,881,081 n/a
  • Total Put/Call .87 -7.45%
  • OEX Put/Call .87 -92.01%
  • ISE Sentiment 92.0 +19.48%
  • NYSE Arms .74 -40.80%
  • Volatility(VIX) 16.74 +8.28%
  • S&P 500 Implied Correlation 49.73 +4.89%
  • G7 Currency Volatility (VXY) 8.59 -.46%
  • Emerging Markets Currency Volatility (EM-VXY) 9.77 -3.17%
  • Smart Money Flow Index 11,425.66 +.86%
  • Money Mkt Mutual Fund Assets $2.685 Trillion -.32%
  • AAII % Bulls 37.8 +5.0%
  • AAII % Bears 30.1 -1.8%
Futures Spot Prices
  • CRB Index 286.45 -.18%
  • Crude Oil 103.84 +1.0%
  • Reformulated Gasoline 260.76 -1.49%
  • Natural Gas 3.51 -2.26%
  • Heating Oil 290.90 +.39%
  • Gold 1,309.90 -1.95%
  • Bloomberg Base Metals Index 189.25 -1.40%
  • Copper 330.10 -.48%
  • US No. 1 Heavy Melt Scrap Steel 335.67 USD/Ton unch.
  • China Iron Ore Spot 131.40 USD/Ton -.38%
  • Lumber 336.80 -1.87%
  • UBS-Bloomberg Agriculture 1,429.73 +.09%
Economy
  • ECRI Weekly Leading Economic Index Growth Rate 4.8% -10 basis points
  • Philly Fed ADS Real-Time Business Conditions Index .0976 -5.43%
  • S&P 500 Blended Forward 12 Months Mean EPS Estimate 118.69 +.04%
  • Citi US Economic Surprise Index 44.70 -1.8 points
  • Citi Emerging Markets Economic Surprise Index .80 -3.4 points
  • Fed Fund Futures imply 40.0% chance of no change, 60.0% chance of 25 basis point cut on 10/30
  • US Dollar Index 80.12 -.21%
  • Euro/Yen Carry Return Index 137.73 -.54%
  • Yield Curve 231.0 +2 basis points
  • 10-Year US Treasury Yield 2.64% +2 basis points
  • Federal Reserve's Balance Sheet $3.704 Trillion +.35%
  • U.S. Sovereign Debt Credit Default Swap 40.74 +31.4%
  • Illinois Municipal Debt Credit Default Swap 178.0 +2.97%
  • Western Europe Sovereign Debt Credit Default Swap Index 82.66 -2.64%
  • Asia Pacific Sovereign Debt Credit Default Swap Index 115.53 -3.07%
  • Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt CDS Index 237.0 -4.24%
  • Israel Sovereign Debt Credit Default Swap 119.84 -.58%
  • Egypt Sovereign Debt Credit Default Swap 668.16 +2.79%
  • China Blended Corporate Spread Index 379.0 +1 basis point
  • 10-Year TIPS Spread 2.21% +3 basis points
  • TED Spread 22.25 -1.5 basis points
  • 2-Year Swap Spread 13.25 -.75 basis point
  • 3-Month EUR/USD Cross-Currency Basis Swap -6.0 +.5 basis point
  • N. America Investment Grade Credit Default Swap Index 79.73 -1.02%
  • European Financial Sector Credit Default Swap Index 135.91 -6.42%
  • Emerging Markets Credit Default Swap Index 286.05 -2.69%
  • CMBS AAA Super Senior 10-Year Treasury Spread  to Swaps 114.0 +4.0 basis points
  • M1 Money Supply $2.568 Trillion +.58%
  • Commercial Paper Outstanding 1,054.70 -.90%
  • 4-Week Moving Average of Jobless Claims 305,000 -3,000
  • Continuing Claims Unemployment Rate 2.3% +10 basis points
  • Average 30-Year Mortgage Rate 4.22% -10 basis points
  • Weekly Mortgage Applications 450.20 -.38%
  • Bloomberg Consumer Comfort -29.4 -1.3 points
  • Weekly Retail Sales +3.90% unch.
  • Nationwide Gas $3.37/gallon -.05/gallon
  • Baltic Dry Index 2,084 +1.86%
  • China (Export) Containerized Freight Index 1,090.62 -1.30%
  • Oil Tanker Rate(Arabian Gulf to U.S. Gulf Coast) 25.0 unch.
  • Rail Freight Carloads 269,853 +2.65%
Best Performing Style
  • Small-Cap Growth +.8%
Worst Performing Style
  • Large-Cap Value unch.
Leading Sectors
  • Hospitals +5.4%
  • Coal +5.0%
  • Alt Energy +3.8%
  • HMOs +3.1%
  • Networking +2.8%
Lagging Sectors
  • I-Banks -1.3% 
  • REITs -1.6%
  • Defense -1.7%
  • Homebuilders -2.5%
  • Gold & Silver -3.6%
Weekly High-Volume Stock Gainers (20)
  • EDG, CAMP, ACTV, AXDX, CREE, ICGE, CEMP, BPO, GPN, EVHC, SEAC, SATS, UTHR, ONTX, HRB, CTG, CTS, IXYS, BWLD and RRGB
Weekly High-Volume Stock Losers (11)
  • CCG, BECN, WSR, TISI, RECN, DMND, TXI, ICEL, WD, CEVA and ANGI
Weekly Charts
ETFs
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*5-Day Change

1 comment:

theyenguy said...

The world as of October 4, 2013, stands at Peak Prosperity, Peak Democratic Nation Sovereignty, and Peak Seigniorage, that is at Peak Moneyness, as is seen in the chart of World Stocks, VT, relative to Aggregate Credit, AGG, that is VT:AGG.


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, as 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.


While Resorts and Casinos, BJK, International Telecom, IST, IPOs, FPX, Small Cap Energy, PSCE, and Energy Production, XOP, traded to a new rally high, monetization of debt, has finally turned money good investments bad. Investments in Risk Assets, such as Small Cap Value Socks, RZV, has ended, as confirmed the Market Off ETN, OFF, and Volatility, XVZ, trading higher this month of October 2013. The interventionist policies of the world central banks no longer provide investment stimulus in Global Industrial Producers, FXR, as leaders such LPL, IP, WHR, MHK, PHG, ERIC, VPRT, ABB, ENR, ITW, ROK, MMM, FLS, SNA, LECO, SI, GM, GE, and BA, are trading lower. Jesus Christ acting in the Economy of God, Ephesians, 1:10, has ended the Fed; He did what Ron Paul could not do.



Debt deflation, specifically competitive currency devaluation, has commenced, terminating Nation Investment, EFA, and Small Cap Nation Investment, IFSM, and Emerging Market Investment, EEM, and liberalism’s fiat wealth, VT.


The modern money system is broken and bust; the age of speculative leveraged investment, is done, over, and finished. Liberalism’s democratic fiat money and banking system is being replaced by Authoritarianism's diktat money and regional governance and totalitarian collectivism system.


The decline in the price of Gold, $GOLD, since late August 2013, is a buying opportunity, as the Gold ETF, GLD, is in an Elliott Wave 3 Up, from its early July 2013 bottom of 117.5, as is seen its Weekly Finviz Chart. The Elliott Wave 3 Ups, are the most dramatic of all economic waves, and create the bulk of wealth gains, of all of the ascending five waves.


On Thursday, October 3, 2013, Spot Gold, $GOLD, closed at $1,316, with support lower at $1,300 and $1,275, and $1,250. The chart of the Gold ETF, GLD, rose slightly, to the edge of a massive consolidation triangle, to close at 127, from which it will either break out, or break lower to 125, 122 or 120. Either way, it is wise to Dollar Cost Average, an investment in the purchase of gold bullion, as in the age of authoritarianism, the possession of gold and diktat, will be the two forms of sovereign and sustainable wealth..