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XLF fwiw - weeklyAl_Dente wrote:XLF still near double top resistance
Note the resistance from 2007 (this is a WEEKLY chart)
Ccatalyst may be Friday, when earnings season kicks off with four banks - C, JPM, WFC and PNC - reporting results,
accounting for roughly 5% of the S&P 500 by market cap.
WOW big difference...... i'll have to double check that !!!!!!fehro wrote:XLF fwiw - weeklyAl_Dente wrote:XLF still near double top resistance
Note the resistance from 2007 (this is a WEEKLY chart)
Ccatalyst may be Friday, when earnings season kicks off with four banks - C, JPM, WFC and PNC - reporting results,
accounting for roughly 5% of the S&P 500 by market cap.
The only way I can come close to fehro’s XLF weekly chart is if I use “dividend unadjusted”Al_Dente wrote:WOW big difference...... i'll have to double check that !!!!!!fehro wrote:XLF fwiw - weeklyAl_Dente wrote:XLF still near double top resistance
Note the resistance from 2007 (this is a WEEKLY chart)
Ccatalyst may be Friday, when earnings season kicks off with four banks - C, JPM, WFC and PNC - reporting results,
accounting for roughly 5% of the S&P 500 by market cap.
thanks boss
thanks bossTrades with cats wrote:Pasta Boss you are so right that retail is hurting. With healthcare spending going up relentlessly and wages flat for nonsupervisory (the 80%) something has to be cut and shopping at the mall is it.
In regard to Amazon, some have pointed out that the real growth and profit margin is in cloud computing services, not the retail portion. But here is a different and interesting take on why the whales keep going up.
http://www.moneyballeconomics.com/heres ... to-invest/