CEM News - Market Outlook (the technical analysis of financial markets) for September 3, 2010: “…Yesterday we said that: “key technical development in Wednesday trading session was a breakout above the August falling trend-line resistance. This is a short-term positive and suggesting that the S&P is now switching to a rising trend and that last week’s pivot low near 1040 may have been the bottom. Money Flow measure had also trending higher from below the zero line, indicating selling pressure may have been easing. This increases the probability for a test of the strong band of resistance between the 1087 and 1100 levels.” Consistent with our thoughts, the S&P edged higher Thursday and is fast approaching the closely watch 1100 level…” Subscribers, please login to read the rest.
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Capital Essence’s “Swing-Trader Bulletin” for September 3, 2010. 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. Subscribers, please login.
U.S. Market Trading Map - Daily ETF Trend Report for September 3, 2010. From a list of more than 60 U.S. listed Fix Income ETFs (Treasuries, Bonds…etc) the scan conducted after the close had found a couples of interesting trading candidates for the next trading session. Trading range and Stop-loss-point are included. Subscribers please login.
CEM News - Daily Trading Ideas for September 3, 2010. From a list of more than 7000 U.S. listed stocks & ETFs, our unique trend-following system had found 269 ideal trading candidates (20 buy & 249 sell) for the next trading session. Targets and Stop-loss-point are included. Subscribers, please login.
CEM News - Market Outlook (the technical analysis of financial markets) for September 2, 2010: “…Key technical development in Wednesday trading session was a breakout above the August falling trend-line resistance. This is a short-term positive and suggesting that the S&P is now…” Subscribers, please login to read the rest.

