Saturday, September 07, 2013

Market Week in Review

S&P 500 1,655.17 +1.04%*


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The Weekly Wrap by Briefing.com.


*5-Day Change

1 comment:

theyenguy said...

he chart of the S&P 500, $SPX, shows a massive dark filled questioning harami on Friday September, 6, 2013, and a 1.4% rise for the week. Sectors trading higher this week included

Solar, TAN, 9.2 (a new rally high)

Inverse Volatility, XIV, 5.5

Networking, IGN, 4.7

Biotechnology, IBB, 4.0 (a new rally high)

Internet Retail, FDN, 3.7 (a new rally high)

Automobiles, CARZ, 3.6

Casinos and Resorts, BJK, 3.5 (a new rally high)

Semiconductors, SMH, 3.4

Design Build, FLM, 3.3

S&P High Beta, SPHB, 3.2

Stock Brokers, IAI, 3.1

Eurozone Financials, EUFN, 3.0

Glolbal Consumer Discretionary, RXI, 2.9

Life Insurance Companies, GNW, 2.8 (a proxy for life insurance companies)

Media, PBS, 2.6

Energy Production, XOP, 2.5

Transportation, XTN, 2.4

Too Big To Fail Banks, RWW, 2.3

Small Cap Pure Industrials, PSCI, 2.2

IPOs, FPX, 2.1, (a new rally high)

Small Cap Pure Value, RZV, 2.0. It is Regional Airlines, Business Services, Personnel Services, and Business Software and Services, that have been leading lower, as this month’s loss leading sector, despite Bespoke Investment Blog reporting, ISM Services Index Hits Highest Level Since 2005!


Countries trading higher this week included

Nikkei, NKY, 3.4

US Stocks, VTI, 1.6

Sweden, EWD, 3.5

Eurozone, EZU, 2.6

Europe, VGK, 2.6

Norway, NORW, 2.5

Asia Excluding Japan, EPP, 4.1, a new rally high

Thailand, THD, 6.7

South Korea, EWY, 5.5, a new rally high

Australia, EWA, 4.3, a new rally high

Taiwan, EWT, 3.8

The Philippines EPHE, 3.4

The BRICS, EEB, 6.1, with Brazil, EWZ, 6.8, Russia, RSX, 5.4, India, INP, 6.5, and China, YAO, 4.8, a new rally high. In the last month, SHG, and CHIX, have been leading CHII, ECNS, and TAO higher, as is seen in their ongoing Yahoo Finance chart. Emerging Market Financials, EMFN, rallied 4.4%, and Far East Financials, FEFN, 3.0%, this week.

Chile, ECH, 7.1

Poland, EPOL, traded 4.8 lower this week.