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  1. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK April 30, 2008

    The Fed lowered rates again today and their accompanying monetary policy statement suggested a pause. After a brief rally, stocks lost their oomph, turned lower, and, by session's end, closed negatively.

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  2. Going Opposite The News April 27, 2008

    Last week, stocks extended their rally toward resistance. We shall see if flagging momentum and technical resistance turn the market or if buyers can break through against sellers.

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  3. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK April 23, 2008

    Buyers and sellers are slugging it out, for control of price direction, amid a slew of earnings reports.

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  4. Stocks Snapping Back, But Resistance Remains — This Week, A Qualcomm Put Play. April 20, 2008

    Last week, stocks bounced back. They may have more rally in them, but overhead resistance remains substantial.

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  5. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK April 16, 2008

    On Monday and Tuesday, stock indexes held support. Today's session saw stocks jump with vigor. We'll see if bulls can muster a follow-through.

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  6. Stocks Jolted Toward Support — Will It Hold? April 13, 2008

    On Friday, stocks dropped on General Electric's profit warning and consumer sentiment reached a 26-year low. The S&P 500 closed just below 1333, looking lower to a likely test of key support (at 1280-1322) in the week ahead.

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  7. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK April 9, 2008

    In today's session, stocks slipped to support on a new high in crude oil and investor worry over earnings and the economy. Will the market find some footing and climb?

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  8. Is The Talk of Gloom and Doom Just a Croc…? April 6, 2008

    You are hearing a lot of gloomy news and talk of recession and even depression have investor confidence shaken.

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  9. MIDWEEK OUTLOOK April 2, 2008

    Tuesday's big bullish day looked like no April Fool's move. Stocks paused to refresh in Wednesday's session and, until proven otherwise, buyers maintain the advantage.

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