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Whose smoking what? Graphic_rating_buy PMI
60%
 +17.47%
in 9 days
(closed on 09/23/08)
Call me crazy, but I'm going all in.  I have rdn, I have abk and now I have pmi too.  It's the most depressed market there is and anyone still standing now/leh, should be standing tall in one year.
By  bullrider   (-9.36%  risk: conservative)  09/14/08 1 comment


trouble ahead Graphic_rating_sell PMI
79%
 +46.39%
in 512 days
mortgage defaults increase and Australian regulator will not release consolidated reserves to shore up US entity.  Australian housing weakness could lead to more claims in australian market.  First more US problems leading to run off.
By  gog   (-36.97%  risk: moderate)  06/13/08 Comment




From the Blogosphere

How Apple's Market Share Will Propel Stock to $500, Part 2

Back on December 5, 2007 I sent the following note to investors (economictiming.com):

The rate of change of economic data is worsening so it’s time to short the following group of downside leadership: Financial Sector SPDR (XLF) at $30.60, MGIC Investment Corp (MTG) at $23.75, Amabac (ABK) at $23.70, Countrywide Financial at $10.45, Freddie Mac (FRE) at $33.30, Beazer Homes (BZH) at $8.13, PMI Group (PMI) at $12.65, and Citigroup (C) at $33.40.

By  trackseekingalpha   (-14.41%  risk: aggressive)  11/06/09 Comment


PMI Reading Denotes Expanding Activity
“Davidson” submits: The Institute of Supply Management(ISM) reported yesterday a Purchasing Managers Index(PMI) reading of 55.7%. It is useful to view this not as a single value which is often the case with media compression, but as an evolving series of related economic activities that are distilled into a single value. The PMI exceeded the historical level [...]

Continued at Todd Sullivan's ValuePlays


By  Todd Sullivan   (-14.16%  risk: moderate)  11/03/09 Comment


Words from the Investment Wise 11.1.09

Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2009)

<>Rewind the movie to before the stock market lows of March 9: stocks down, corporate bonds down, commodities and gold down, emerging-market currencies down, safe havens in fashion, including the US dollar and government bonds. In short, risky assets closed sharply lower over the past few days as concerns mounted over the outlook for central bank policy and the sustainability of the global economic recovery, with investors only warming momentarily to the US emerging from recession as shown by the Q3 GDP report (ann...
By  Barry Ritholtz   (+32.06%  risk: moderate)  11/02/09 Comment


Philadelphia Fed's Bullish Report
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"Davidson" submits:

<>The Philadelphia Fed report on the business outlook survey has startled Wall Street and set abuzz chatter regarding the long forecasted V-Shaped Recovery by Wesbury. This report was so far better than expected 4.2 vs. an expected -0.2 that Treasuries fell in value as investors sold to buy stocks. The report can be accessed at the URL here and I have presented the relevant chart below.


The market is if anything anticipatory. On CNBC @4:30PM yesterday John Herrmann of Herrmann Forecast LLP commented that he expected the Sept. Purchasing Managers Index(PMI) to show new order...
By  Todd Sullivan   (-24.84%  risk: aggressive)  09/02/09 Comment


Philadelphia Fed's Bullish Report
"Davidson" submits:

<>The Philadelphia Fed report on the business outlook survey has startled Wall Street and set abuzz chatter regarding the long forecasted V-Shaped Recovery by Wesbury. This report was so far better than expected 4.2 vs. an expected -0.2 that Treasuries fell in value as investors sold to buy stocks. The report can be accessed at the URL here and I have presented the relevant chart below.


The market is if anything anticipatory. On CNBC @4:30PM yesterday John Herrmann of Herrmann Forecast LLP commented that he expected the Sept. Purchasing Managers Index(PMI) to show new order...
By  Todd Sullivan   (+0.00%)  09/02/09 Comment



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