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  1. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 31, 2007

    Traders took today's quarter-point fed funds rate cut as a treat for stocks and more horror for the dollar. Oil set a record high, reaching a technical resistance zone between $95 and $97 per barrel.

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  2. Will Halloween Bring Markets A Scare? This Week A SPDR Play October 29, 2007

    On Friday, stock indexes continued their rally. The recent decline did only a little to relieve investor enthusiasm (bullish sentiment).

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  3. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 24, 2007

    Stocks are trying to continue their snapback rally. I suspect that, over the weeks ahead, they will again face pressure to test lower levels of support.

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  4. Bulls Belted By Fiery Fear Redux — Watch For Support To Show Up October 21, 2007

    Stocks slipped sharply, on Friday, as disappointment, worry, and fear (over housing, credit, currency, recession, inflation, etc.

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  5. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 17, 2007

    I view price movement as a daily struggle between buyers and sellers. Today's action is a good example of that battle.

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  6. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 17, 2007

    I view price movement as a daily struggle between buyers and sellers. Today's action is a good example of that battle.

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  7. Stocks Challenging Sellers, As Expiration Approaches — This Week, A Biotech Play October 14, 2007

    This expiration week could be a very interesting and informative one for future market moves. Will stock indexes begin a correction or add to their advance?

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  8. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 11, 2007

    On Tuesday, stocks jumped following the release of Fed minutes. In today's session, stocks set back on profit taking and earnings worries.

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  9. Wall Street Cheers Jobs Report — Will Resistance Slow Down The Bulls? October 7, 2007

    On Friday, stock market bulls ran with a better-than-expected September jobs report.

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  10. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK October 4, 2007

    In today's session, stocks set back toward underlying support. Markets are looking toward earnings news and Friday's jobs report. The US dollar's snapback rally is also pressing gold into a correction.

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