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-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Jeff Walker <jwalker@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Aan: wml@xxxxxxxxxxxx <wml@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Datum: maandag 14 september 1998 23:33
Onderwerp: Walker Market Letter - 9/14/98
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> W A L K E R M A R K E T L E T T E R
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> 9 / 14 / 98
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> <http://www.lowrisk.com>
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> // -- FROM THE EDITOR -- //
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>Welcome to all of our new subscribers. And we have LOTS of them. The
>recent turmoil in the markets has really created a lot of interest in the
>Lowrisk.com web site and the Walker Market Letter. Since we have so
>many new subscribers, we thought we would cover some details here.
>
>First off all, the Walker Market Letter is 100% free. If you know someone
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>instructions on how to subscribe at the bottom of this newsletter. Or they
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> // -- COMMENTARY -- //
>
>Sometimes the outlook for the market is very clear. And there will be
>plenty of times when the market outlook is a lot less clear. That is the
>
>case this right now. When we look at the market we always try to make
> as good a case as we can for both the bulls and the bears. Then we sit
>back and weigh the evidence. Right now we can make a pretty strong
>case for both the bulls AND the bears.
>
>The case for the bulls: Our shorter term internals indicators are
>showing some strength for the first time in quite a while. While
>some of the internals are still oversold and none of them look
>REALLY strong, they have been stronger than the market's price
>action would imply. Another plus for the bulls is that we have
>seen a series of higher lows on each of the downdrafts since 9/1.
>For instance, the SP500 hit a low of 939 on 9/1. Then on the drop
>on 9/4 the low was 956, the low on 9/10 was 968, and the low
>on 9/11 was 969. This is a bullish pattern, albeit a short term one.
>Another positive is sentiment which has gotten very bearish.
>Sentiment is generally a contrary indicator, and this will add fuel
>to the fire if the market starts to rally. Finally, interest rates are
>very low which is almost always a positive for the market.
>
>Not everything in the market is rosy, however, and the bears
>have plenty to make their own case with. Since the market top in
>July we have seen some sharp rallies, but they only last two or three
>days (and sometimes not even that long). The sideways to slightly
>up price movement since the big drop on 8/31 does not look much
>different than what we saw in early to mid August after the first
>big move down from the July top. The fact that the market has NOT
>been able to mount much of a rally after getting to extreme
>oversold levels on 8/31 is troubling. Another problem spot is the
>longer term internals measures, which are still looking very weak.
>And while we don't attempt to read the tea leaves in Washington it
>appears as if the uncertainty will drag on for a while. And the same
>thing applies for the economies in crisis around the world. Uncertainty
> is not a good thing for Wall Street. Finally, those low interest rates
>also carry a warning, as the possibility of an inverted yield curve
>hangs over the economy and market.
>
>As we said above, a very muddy picture. Our bigger picture outlook
>is still negative, and we are content sitting on the sidelines.
>At some point in here we should get a strong rally that lasts more
>than a couple of days. However, once again we will view this
>as a bear market rally and will expect it to fail.
>
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> // -- WEB SITE UPDATE -- //
>
>We always get lots of questions about gold and gold prices. The
>number of these questions has been growing lately, probably due in
>large part to the surge in gold prices in the last couple of weeks.
>Since 8/31 the price of gold has jumped. With all the inquiries we
>thought it would be interesting to put together some charts for the
>Lowrisk.com web site. You can see them at:
>
>
>http://www.lowrisk.com/gold.htm
>
>We have daily, weekly, and monthly charts of the H&H spot gold
>price, as well as charts comparing the spot gold price to the CRB
>Index and the SP500 Index. And for now, these charts are just for
>WML subscribers, we do not have any links on the web site going
>to these pages.
>
>
>NEXT ISSUE: Sometime around 10/1/98
>
>
>Good luck,
>Jeff
>
>
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>Copyright (c) 1998 by Jeff Walker, Lakewood, CO
>
>Disclaimer:
>The financial markets are risky. Investing is risky. Past
>performance does not guarantee future performance. The
>foregoing has been prepared solely for informational
>purposes and is not a solicitation, or an offer to buy or
>sell any security. Opinions are based on historical
>research and data believed reliable, but there is no
>guarantee that future results will be profitable.
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