Market Wrap
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Internals were positive, with volume a bit better than yesterday. Advances/declines were 14 to 5 on the NYSE and 5 to 3 on the Nasdaq, with up/down volume 5 to 1 on the NYSE and 2 to 1 on the Nasdaq. New highs/lows were 414/2 on the NYSE and 207/13 on the Nasdaq.
Leaders — Metals (+2.79%), Steel (+2.75%), Paper (+2.72%), Semis (+2.69%), Gold/Silver (+2.66%), REITs (+2.37%), Hospitals (+1.82%), Oil Services (+1.69%)
Laggards — Biotechs (-1.37%), Airlines (-0.23%), Health Care Products (+0.07%), Software (+0.16%), Health Care (+0.22%), Comp. Hardware (+0.25%), Defense (+0.36%), Drugs (+0.39%)
Treasury Yields — 6-Month: .22%, 2-Year: .91%, 5-Year: 2.35%, 10-Year: 3.65%, 30-Year: 4.59%
Energy Prices — Crude oil: $81.81/barrel, Gasoline: $2.2786/gallon, Natural Gas: $4.348/mmBTU
US Dollar Index — 79.639
Precious Metals — Gold: $1127.40/ounce, Silver: $17.43/ounce, Platinum: $1631.00/ounce
BMB Note:
What’s there to say? The song remains the same, pretty much day after day: a technically overbought market that continues to grind higher on light volume, leaving little in the way of pullbacks/corrections for lower risk entries.
Fed day done, and it’s on to expiration Friday.
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From Ron Sen: “RSI2, not that anyone cares, went to 99.99 on the SPY today. Frothy the Snowman has melted in sympathy.”
Comment by BMB — 3/16/2010 @ 9:55 pm