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1. Realizing Dow in Forex Trading November 04, 2009 This is well known to all those who are related to market in one or other ways that the Dow Theory is the most remarkable theory of market. In fact, the technical analysis of Forex trends comes into existence by taking reference of the theory. The theory was came into light from the editorial of the Wall Street Journal that was authored by Charles H. Dow from 1900 to 1902 and supported by his followers like Robert Rhea. The Dow Theory essentially considered that the asset values echoed the essential elements and business activities. The analysis of business conditions and factors in... (read more) Author: Linda green

2. Earnings Preview for Oct 26 - 30 October 26, 2009 By Charles Rotblut October 23, 2009 Investors will be inundated with earnings reports this week. More than 800 companies are scheduled to release third-quarter reports. Within this group are 149 S&P 500 members, including Dow components Chevron (CVX), Exxon Mobil (XOM), Procter & Gamble (PG) and Verizon (VZ). We'll get our first look at how well the economy fared in the third quarter with the advance GDP report. Economists are expecting a return to growth with a 3.1% expansion. Any number below 3% could cause a negative reaction in the equity markets. * Tuesday: September D... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

3. Earnings Preview for Oct 19-23 October 17, 2009 Third-quarter earnings season hits full stride this week with 439 companies confirmed to report. More than of a quarter of these are from the S&P 500 (135 companies). Dow components include 3M (MMM), American Express (AXP), AT&T (T), Boeing (BA), Caterpillar (CAT), Coca-Cola (KO), E.I. DuPont (DD), McDonald's (MCD), Merck & Co. (MRK), Microsoft (MSFT), Pfizer (PFE), Travelers (TRV) and United Technologies (UTX). Housing data will be the highlight on the economic calendar. The existing home sales data will be influenced by the first-time home buyers' credit. The starts and permits data cou... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

4. Earnings Preview for Oct 12 - 16 October 09, 2009 Large-cap companies will dominate the earnings headlines this week. Dow components Bank of America (BAC), General Electric (GE), IBM (IBM), Intel (INTC) and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) are scheduled to release third-quarter results. Joining them will be Goldman Sachs (GS) and Google (GOOG). In total, we have confirmed reports from 72 companies, 29 of which are in the S&P 500. There will be quite a bit of economic data published, including CPI and industrial production and capacity utilization. We will also get the minutes from the September Fed meeting, which will be scrutinized for any talki... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

5. Earnings Preview for Aug 10 - 14 August 10, 2009 Retailers will start to release second-quarter results this week, accounting for nearly 10% of the 246 scheduled reports. Dow component Wal-Mart (WMT - Snapshot Report) will be joined by 15 other members of the S&P 500, including J.C. Penney (JCP - Analyst Report), Kohl's (KSS - Snapshot Report) and Macy's (M - Snapshot Report). The Fed will hold a 2-day meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. No change in interest rates will be made, though the statement should acknowledge that the economy is nearing stabilization. The bond markets could be volatile, not only because of the Fed meeting, b... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

6. Earnings Preview for Aug 3 - 7 August 03, 2009 By Charles Rotblut July 31, 2009 More than 870 companies will report as earnings season shifts away from large-cap companies to a higher proportion of mid- and small-cap companies. The S&P 500 will still be prominently represented, however, with 89 members scheduled to release results. Included in this group are Dow components Cisco Systems (CSCO - Snapshot Report), Kraft Foods (KFT - Analyst Report) and Proctor & Gamble (PG - Analyst Report). This will be a big week for both consumer staple stocks and homebuilding stocks, with leading companies in both groups reporting. We'll... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

7. Earnings Preview for Jul 27-31 July 27, 2009 Nearly 750 companies will report, of which 144 are in the S&P 500. Dow components include Exxon Mobil (XOM - Analyst Report), Chevron (CVX - Analyst Report), Travelers Companies (TRV - Snapshot Report), Verizon (VZ - Analyst Report) and Walt Disney (DIS - Snapshot Report). The energy sector will be prominent with 57 oil and gas firms releasing results. Competing for investor dollars will be the U.S. government. A record $115 billion in 2-, 5- and 7-year bonds plus index-adjusted treasuries (TIPS) will be auctioned this week. In addition, there will be several auctions of short-term b... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

8. Earnings Preview for Jul 13 - 17 July 21, 2009 Six Dow components are scheduled to report as large-cap stocks dominate the first big week of earnings season. The 6 companies are Bank of America (BAC - Snapshot Report), General Electric (GE - Snapshot Report), Intel (INTC - Analyst Report), IBM (IBM - Analyst Report), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ - Analyst Report) and JPMorgan Chase (JPM - Snapshot Report). Joining them will be 25 other members of the S&P 500, including Goldman Sachs (GS - Snapshot Report) and Google (GOOG - Snapshot Report). Overall, 83 companies are scheduled to report. Though the total size of the calendar is not large, i... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

9. Earnings Preview for May 11-15 May 11, 2009 Wal-Mart (WMT), Applied Materials (AMAT), J.C. Penney Company (JCP) and Kohl's Corporation (KSS) could top expectations. TW Telecom (TWTC) could disappoint. Retailers will step into the spotlight this week with their first-quarter results. Joining Dow component Wal-Mart (WMT) will be Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF), J.C. Penney (JCP), J.W. Nordstrom (JWN), Kohl's (KSS), and Macy's (M). Overall, we have confirmed scheduled reports from 255 companies, 16 of which are in the S&P 500. The economic calendar will also shine the light on consumer spending with April retail sales and the prel... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

10. Earnings Preview: Apr 20-24 April 22, 2009 Allegiant Travel (ALGT), Brinker International (EAT), Western Digital (WDC) and Xilinx (XLNX) could top expectations. Schlumberger (SLB) could disappoint. Earnings season will hit full stride this week with 443 companies confirmed to report. Nearly one-fourth of the S&P 500 will release results. Dow components include 3M Company (MMM), AT&T (T), Bank of America (BAC), Boeing (BA), Caterpillar (CAT), Coca-Cola (KO), DuPont (DD), International Business Machines (IBM), McDonald's (MCD), Merck (MRK), Microsoft (MSFT) and United Technologies (UTX). The economic data will largely take a ba... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

11. Trading Masters - Get Free Forex Education From Trading Legends! March 09, 2009 If you look online, you can find plenty of free Forex education from some of the great trading masters. Here we will look at a couple of sources which you should study, if they want to enjoy currency trading success and you can learn from them for free... Let's look at a few true market masters and see how they can help you become a better and more profitable trader. Dow Theory - How and Why Markets Really Move Dow Theory is essential education for anyone wanting to know how and why markets move. Charles Henry Dow (1851-1902), a founder and former editor of The Wall Street ... (read more) Author: kelly price

12. Earnings Preview for Feb 2 - 6 February 04, 2009 Multi Fineline Electronix, Inc. (MFLX) and The Pantry, Inc. (PTRY) could top expectations. Anadarko Petroleum Corporation (APC), The Estee Lauder Companies Inc. (EL) and Elizabeth Arden Inc. (RDEN) could miss. Another big week of data will have traders watching critical support for the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJI). More than 430 companies have been confirmed to release quarterly results this week. Included in this group are nearly 100 S&P 500 members. Kraft Foods Inc. (KFT), Merck & Co. (MRK) and The Walt Disney Company (DIS) are among the Dow components reporting. Cisco Syste... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

13. Earnings Preview for Jan 12 - 16 January 14, 2009 Alcoa Inc. (AA) and Intel Corporation (INTC) could disappoint investors. Fourth-quarter earnings season will "officially" start on Monday, Jan 12 when Alcoa Inc. (AA) releases its results after the bell. Just 22 companies are scheduled to release results, as it will be another week before earnings season truly heats up. Included on this week's calendar are Dow components AA and Intel Corporation (INTC) as well as fellow S&P 500 members Amphenol Corporation (APH), First Horizon National Corporation (FHN), Johnson Controls, Inc. (JCI), Linear Technology Corporation (LLTC), Marshall & I... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

14. Stock Market Index History December 12, 2008 Stock market indices play an important role in gauging the economic health and progress of a country. Oftentimes someone will say “the stock market is up” or “down” but that is not necessarily a meaningful statement. Understanding how stock market indices are calculated and their history can be very instrumental in understanding the stock market as a whole. The Origin Of The Stock Market Index As stock markets became more and more prevalent in industrialized countries, people began to look for a “barometer” of the stock market as a whole. The very first stock market index was the ... (read more) Author: Bradley Johnson

15. The End of the Trading Range November 24, 2008 Stocks are probably going to fall further over the foreseeable future. Yesterday's new multi-year low caused the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DJI) to fall out of its approximate 6-week trading range. Would-be buyers were forced to the sidelines because of recessionary signals, uncertainty about the automakers and a complete lack of visibility. Options expiration probably did not help, but I would not list this as a primary culprit. Some of the causalities of the current environment are not surprising. Prior to the credit crunch, Citigroup (C) was criticized for being too big and bloated... (read more) Author: Charles Rotblut

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