俺不会预测，就说点事实吧# Stock
m*n
1 楼
Today is the third distribution day for QQQ, Fourth for SPY.
Sure hope the Fed lady delivers tomorrow.
Sure hope the Fed lady delivers tomorrow.
h*o
2 楼
没有人会预测。真要有这本事就好了。
m*8
3 楼
deliver 啥？
这种情况，如同见龙卸甲之风鸣山。受伤也要忍着。
她必须说经济很好明年可以加吸，但是会是 considerable time 她会be patient and
data dependent 云云。
她绝对不能说状况恶化需要restart QE,否则必然造成恐慌。
【在 m**********n 的大作中提到】
: Today is the third distribution day for QQQ, Fourth for SPY.
: Sure hope the Fed lady delivers tomorrow.
这种情况，如同见龙卸甲之风鸣山。受伤也要忍着。
她必须说经济很好明年可以加吸，但是会是 considerable time 她会be patient and
data dependent 云云。
她绝对不能说状况恶化需要restart QE,否则必然造成恐慌。
【在 m**********n 的大作中提到】
: Today is the third distribution day for QQQ, Fourth for SPY.
: Sure hope the Fed lady delivers tomorrow.
N*p
4 楼
The distribution count is at 6.
Mounting Distribution Puts Market In Correction Mode
By KEN SHREVE, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
There's been a consistent pattern of strong opens and weak closes in the
market lately, and it was more of the same Monday as early gains faded,
sparked by another drop in oil prices.
The Nasdaq and S&P 500 rose 0.8% early, but sellers quickly regained control
. The Nasdaq fell 1%, ending just above its 50-day moving average. The S&P
500 wasn't so lucky. It gave up the key support level, dropping 0.6%. The
Dow Jones industrial average also lost 0.6%.
Volume rose across the board, resulting in another distribution day for the
Nasdaq and S&P 500. The S&P flashed its fourth distribution day in six
trading sessions.
The weak action was enough to put the market in a correction (see the change
in the Market Pulse). Headed into Monday, the market was already teetering,
with five distribution days on the Nasdaq and four on the S&P 500.
Market risk was elevated after last week's bearish action that saw the S&P
500 slump 3.5% for the week in higher volume. On Wednesday, the current
outlook was downgraded to "uptrend under pressure."
For growth investors, the best strategy is to get out of the market's way
and don't try to make money when sellers have the upper hand. Losses can
accelerate; big gains in winners can disappear in no time, especially when
institutions are unwinding positions and taking profits.
The market generally does a good job telling investors when to be in the
market and when to be out. The message is clear now: Raise cash if you haven
't done so already. At this point, the market's main focus is on plunging
oil prices and the Fed.
January WTI crude oil lost just over 3% to around $55.91 a barrel. Lower oil
prices are good for the U.S. consumer, but not so good on a macro level.
Fears are growing that a financial crisis could be brewing for big oil
exporters like Russia and Venezuela.
Meanwhile, the two-day Fed meeting starts Tuesday with a policy statement
due Wednesday at 2 p.m. ET.
Despite a mixed bag of economic data, the Fed continues to pay close
attention to the jobs market, which continues to hum along. Earlier this
month, November payrolls increased by 321,000 in November, the best gain in
nearly three years. Over the past six months, monthly job growth has
averaged around 250,000.
In economic news Monday, industrial production surged in November, but that
was offset by news that factory activity in the New York region contracted
in December. The New York Fed's Empire State Manufacturing index registered
a December reading of -3.6, well below the consensus estimate of 12.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/investing-the-big-picture/121514-730647-mounting-distribution-puts-market-in-correction-mode.htm#ixzz3M6FOshCx
Follow us: @IBDinvestors on Twitter | InvestorsBusinessDaily on Facebook
Mounting Distribution Puts Market In Correction Mode
By KEN SHREVE, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILY
There's been a consistent pattern of strong opens and weak closes in the
market lately, and it was more of the same Monday as early gains faded,
sparked by another drop in oil prices.
The Nasdaq and S&P 500 rose 0.8% early, but sellers quickly regained control
. The Nasdaq fell 1%, ending just above its 50-day moving average. The S&P
500 wasn't so lucky. It gave up the key support level, dropping 0.6%. The
Dow Jones industrial average also lost 0.6%.
Volume rose across the board, resulting in another distribution day for the
Nasdaq and S&P 500. The S&P flashed its fourth distribution day in six
trading sessions.
The weak action was enough to put the market in a correction (see the change
in the Market Pulse). Headed into Monday, the market was already teetering,
with five distribution days on the Nasdaq and four on the S&P 500.
Market risk was elevated after last week's bearish action that saw the S&P
500 slump 3.5% for the week in higher volume. On Wednesday, the current
outlook was downgraded to "uptrend under pressure."
For growth investors, the best strategy is to get out of the market's way
and don't try to make money when sellers have the upper hand. Losses can
accelerate; big gains in winners can disappear in no time, especially when
institutions are unwinding positions and taking profits.
The market generally does a good job telling investors when to be in the
market and when to be out. The message is clear now: Raise cash if you haven
't done so already. At this point, the market's main focus is on plunging
oil prices and the Fed.
January WTI crude oil lost just over 3% to around $55.91 a barrel. Lower oil
prices are good for the U.S. consumer, but not so good on a macro level.
Fears are growing that a financial crisis could be brewing for big oil
exporters like Russia and Venezuela.
Meanwhile, the two-day Fed meeting starts Tuesday with a policy statement
due Wednesday at 2 p.m. ET.
Despite a mixed bag of economic data, the Fed continues to pay close
attention to the jobs market, which continues to hum along. Earlier this
month, November payrolls increased by 321,000 in November, the best gain in
nearly three years. Over the past six months, monthly job growth has
averaged around 250,000.
In economic news Monday, industrial production surged in November, but that
was offset by news that factory activity in the New York region contracted
in December. The New York Fed's Empire State Manufacturing index registered
a December reading of -3.6, well below the consensus estimate of 12.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/investing-the-big-picture/121514-730647-mounting-distribution-puts-market-in-correction-mode.htm#ixzz3M6FOshCx
Follow us: @IBDinvestors on Twitter | InvestorsBusinessDaily on Facebook
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