Capital Essence’s CEM News - Market Outlook (the technical analysis of financial markets) for September 1, 2009: “…Last week’s we said that: “until there is a clear break out from the 1038-1016 trading range, it looks like we’ll continue trading relatively sideways.” As anticipated, the S&P had moved down to test the bottom of its short-term trading range today. So far, it looks like the index is holding well to the 1016 level, which might offer a strong floor for another run toward…”
August 2009
Capital Essence’s U.S. Market Trading Map - Daily ETF Trend Report for September 1, 2009. From a list of more than 100 U.S. listed International ETFs, tour proprietary scan after the close had found a couple of interesting trading ideas for Tuesday trading session. Short-term trends and trading ranges are included.
Capital Essence’s “Swing-Trader Bulletin” for September 1, 2009. Using our unique proprietary tools, the Swing Trader Bulletin identifies trading patterns, trends, support and resistance levels to establishes attractive entry and exit points, buying opportunities. Targets and Stop-loss-point are included.
Capital Essence’s CEM News - Daily Trading Ideas for September 1, 2009. From a list of more than 6000 U.S. listed stocks & ETFs, our unique trend-following system had found more than 60 ideal trading candidates (both long & short) for the next trading session. Targets and Stop-loss-point are included. Subscribers, please login.
with prices stretching out to the level that have not seen since the Lehman Brothers’ collapse, temptation to take some money off the table is on a rise amid a growing sense that stocks might be running ahead of fundamentals. However, as last week’s trading action suggested, nobody wants to do too much too soon. So, while sitting on the overcrowded bullish bandwagon, we’ll begin to watch for the next sell signal.

