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Generally, the trade term trends have a greater volatility effect on the market phentermine cod overnight when the composite longer term trends are flat. Nevertheless, the impact of the trade term trend can be quick and substantial, particularly when there is fear in the air over some important economic factor that could trigger a recession. Last week the pervasive fear that yet undisclosed bad mortgage loans would have a domino effect on the US economy was somewhat diminished by two Federal Reserve Board members indicating that another interest rate cut may be forthcoming. Even so, this and other issues bear continuing scrutiny and the key economic issues are discussed below along with stocks in th today. A much longer list of specific stocks, which have uptrended in the last three days, are now available for review at The market's demand for a "healthy" 10% correction was answered last week, as all three major market phentermine cod overnight sank the obligatory 10% from October highs for the market's first such drop in four years, sending shares into sharply oversold conditions. The market shake out underscored ongoing credit market dislocations, lack of any transparency on loan loss exposures, weakening housing prices, and rising jobless claims, expected to initiate an economic slowing in the US through next year. However, just as darkness descended, the likelihood of help from interest rate cuts, evidenced by remarks from Fed Governor Kohn and then echoed by Fed Chairman Bernanke, sent shares 331 points higher on Wednesday and 22 points Thursday, before expectations of a proposed rescue of homeowners from reset related foreclosures on Friday pushed the DJIA up another 60 points. By week's end the phentermine cod overnight had reclaimed positions solidly positive for the year, with the DJIA up 7.3% year to date, the Nasdaq 10.2%, and the S&P 500 4.4%. November's monthly total remained negative, however, as the DJIA still recorded a 4% decline, the Nasdaq 6.9% and the S&P 4.4%. Oil prices also added a positive tone to the markets, as Friday's 2.5% drop culminated a 10% decline over the past two weeks on expectations of output cuts at OPEC's Abu Dhabi meeting this week and expectations for lessening demand on growing US economic weakness. December, then, arrives amid optimism regarding central banks' willingness to infuse liquidity into the credit markets as well as the possibility of sovereign funds' cash injections into financial institutions. However, uncertainty lingers regarding the extent of the economic downturn, with risk aversion gaining hold. Highlights of this week's calendar will culminate in Friday's nonfarm payrolls report and consumer sentiment indicators, revealing how much the Fed may feel itself able to cut rates and how strong the consumer may feel as holiday spending commences. The head of fixed income strategy at HSBC advised "a repricing of risk and a level of illiquidity we haven't seen for a long time" as European government bond premiums revealed banks' reluctance to lend to each other. Analysts close to the Fed reported expectations of a Fed move to cut the discount rate, perhaps before the December meeting, reducing the penalty and hopefully the stigma of going to the discount window. Citigroup's chief economist advised he expects a 100 bp Fed cut before June to help housing markets, believing the inflationary risk of a cut weaker than generally assumed. And details of Treasury Secretary Paulson's plans to protect homeowners could be revealed as early as Wednesday. However, financial news is expected to contain more negative reports of credit losses; analysts expect the Royal Bank of Scotland to announce up to $4.13 billion in credit related losses this week. Today's trading showed US dollar declines against the yen on Bank of Japan expectations of accelerating US housing market weakness. A "bargain hunter mentality" is likely to contain consumer spending this season, and vehicle sales, a leading indicator of consumer spending, may hit their lowest tally since 1998 when they are released this afternoon. And oil price declines may stall on renewed tensions between Turks and Kurds, as well as a toughening Iranian nuclear stance with an international agreement possibly forthcoming on sanctions. In the corporate corner, Berkshire Hathaway plans to purchase $2.1 in Texas Utility bonds from Goldman Sachs. Walter Industries received positive comments in a Barrons' article, with price targets in the low 40's over the next year possible, and ranking it a possible takeover candidate. Bank of America downgraded E*Trade to sell on concerns regarding its $12 billion home equity portfolio, with a best case scenario of an additional $1 billion added to reserves likely. Amgen said its interim Phase III study of Aranesp showed no significant difference between breast cancer patients receiving the drug during chemotherapy and those without. A statement from FedEx advised of a slowing of the economy likely, although not a precipitous decline. MetLife estimated fourth quarter results likely of $1.40 $1.45 versus $1.36 and estimates of $1.43, with earnings for the year of $6.08; the company announced a 2008 $2.2 billion share buyback. United Healthcare project 2007 $3.49 $3.50 versus $2.97 and estimates of $3.50. In a series of transactions Vivendi pans to acquire 68% of Activision at $27.50 per share. By Chip Brian, Editor in Chief The following equities mentioned above include: Comtex SmarTrend Alert Ticker Last Close Trend Direction Trend Price Trend Date ATVI 22.15 Uptrend 21.18 2007 11 27 AMGN 55.25 Downtrend 53.92 2007 11 13 BAC 46.13 Uptrend 46.15 2007 11 30 BRK.A 140100.00 Uptrend 112995.00 2007 08 08 C 33.30 Uptrend 33.65 2007 11 30 ETFC 4.60 Downtrend 22.99 2007 06 25 FDX 98.47 Downtrend 110.11 2007 07 27 GS 226.64 Uptrend 229.50 2007 11 30 HBC 85.50 Downtrend 92.54 2007 11 05 MET 65.59 Uptrend 66.08 2007 11 30 PVH 42.42 Downtrend 52.42 2007 09 11 UNH 55.00 Uptrend 50.08 2007 11 07 WLT 34.69 Uptrend 29.43 2007 10 09 INX S&P 500: 1,481 Lo: 1,470 Hi: 1,489 Change: +11.42 INDU DOW JONES: 13,372 Lo: 13,282 Hi: 13,467 Change: +59.99 QQQQ NASDAQ: 2,661 Lo: 2,642 Hi: 2,696 Change: 7.17 In this daily report there are 9 indicators examined, 5 of which are proprietary and 4 of which are widely available. This report is divided into three sections. The first deals with our 5 proprietary market indicators, the second section examines important economic and business happenings which are expected to affect U.S. Stock market movements and the third section compares the 4 widely available and followed indicators seeking to find a confirmation of our near term (10 30 day) market direction. Experience demonstrates that when these 9 indicators reach extremes they can shortly be expected to change direction and move in the opposite direction. When such happens in all or most of the 9 on or about the same time followed by a move from below an extreme (oversold) to above that extreme (or vice versa for overbought), a change in market direction is very probable. The near term market moves are measured to identify the best possible returns for traders/investors. Daily price/volume examinations provide the best data upon which to base such forecasts. 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