Dow 2.53% away from all time high
RUT 2.04% away from all time high
S&P 500 1.59% away from all time high
SOX .56% away from all time high
Nasdaq .27% away from all time high
Here is RSI as of Friday :
Dow 48.14
S&P 500 53.68
RUT 55.62
SOX 62.63
Nasdaq 62.72
The above is a snapshot of US stock market.
It clearly shows variances in performance of different sector and index.
What is very clear that IF you are not in Nasdaq or Sox, you are in wrong sector and not participating in this bifurcated market.
It is very rare that Dow , Russell and S&P 500 are trailing Nasdaq and Sox for a while.
Based on recent trendline, it is expected, that this split market will continue and may expand their divergence.
Many ETF are there which tracks Nasdaq and SOX, so it is very easy and takes no effort to invest in those ETF.
Sometimes, making money is that simple, be in the right sector / index.
It is extremely difficult to invest in individual stocks to mimic ETF.
IF you try, then you may trail badly or barely make money as individual stocks have their own issues.
Individual stocks have wild swings, even on their way up.
Depending on weighting of stocks, your performance may be subject wild swings.
YES...you can invest in leading stock of Nasdaq and sox and see how it goes.
Most stocks goes through their own digestive phase and then burst higher, thus patience and conviction is required.
Good luck with your own interpretation of above statistics.
BLOG does NOT give buy or sell.
Saleem
2 comments:
Hi Saleem,
Sold GM @ 34.22
With the numbers reported across the industry today, I think the stock may be stuck for a while. It seems like the chances for further negative catalysts is present for now.
Bought MU @ 28.68
The numbers and guidance from these guys were amazing, and it seems like there's no stopping them for now as new devices continue to gobble memory. The ferocious interest in Toshiba's memory unit indicates tremendous promise for an industry that finally stalled capacity enough to get prices higher.
Stocktrader
Hi Stocktrader,
Good move in MU...yes bidding war in Toshiba continues... $18 billion and counting.
Saleem
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