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Wednesday, July 29th, 2009

« Manny being Manny A New Week, A New Month »

The market looks a little wobbly here and a 200-300 point give back would not surprise us. Remember, the market (as measured by the Dow) is  at 9,051 right now. Thats more than 2,000 points higher than it was in early March.
Durable goods orders this morning were weaker than expected and much of today’s action can be attributed to that number. Europe was strong overnight with the Dax up 2.2% and DJ Euro Stock Index up 1.4%.
Its almost August and volume is likely to lighten so volatility may spike but as we have stated for a bit we believe the market enters 2010 higher than it is now. For now, replace companies, funds and bonds that you don’t like with ones you do if the market hiccups and concentrate on enjoying whatever decent weather comes our way.

« Manny being Manny A New Week, A New Month »

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