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THE
DOW REPORT
In the chart below we have the Dow Jones Industrial Average in the upper window and the Dow Jones Financial Index in the lower window. The intermediate-term top in February 2004 was marked with a non-confirmation between these two averages. Also, the March 2005 top was marked by a non-confirmation. Both of these non-confirmations are marked in blue.
The next chart below is of the Industrials and the Broker Dealer Index. Here too, we have an intermediate-term non-confirmation in place.
In the next chart below we have the Industrials vs. the Banking Index and here too, the story is the same.
Next, I want to follow up on the Retailers. In the chart below we have the Industrials in the upper window and the Retailers in the lower window. With us now less than two weeks from Christmas, the Retailers continue to lag the Industrials. Again, as you can see in this chart, non-confirmations between the Industrials and the Retailers have not historically been a very positive sign for the market. Yes, this non-confirmation can continue to build or it could even be corrected.
Tim W. Wood In conjunction with these non-confirmations, I use my intermediate-term Cycle Turn Indictor for timing. This indicator is covered in Cycles News & Views as well as the web based updates. In the current issue of Cycles News & Views I also give updated statistical projections based on the advance out of the October intermediate term lows. For more information, please visit www.cyclesman.com.
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