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This is Capital Essence’s Market Outlook for December 14, 2007. Daily Market Outlook is the technical analysis of financial markets. Features Technical Analysis, Trend Prediction, Stock Picks, Option Strategies. It designs to help investors to understand how to time the market, when to entry, when to exit, how to pick undervalued stocks, how to limit investment risk with right strategies.

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we’ve said: “in recent years, the market’s responses to monetary edicts come in the frustrating form of several changes of mind over several days – also known as “post-FED hangover”. With that said, Tuesday afternoon’s sell-the-news reaction might not be the season finale in this year-end drama. Consistent with these thoughts, we believe, the market is due for a counter trend rebound.” Stocks started Wednesday trading session sharply higher with the Dow rose almost 300 points at its morning peak. The rally was, however, lost steam as negative developments out of the financial sector weighed on the broader market.