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Figure
1 – Daily Candlestick chart of EONC on
logarithmic scale. It rose 173%.
09th
January 2010
December
USA market view
STOCKS.
In the 1-month category, the best three stocks
are EONC 173%, FSII 131% and CAMT 92%.
The best three stocks in the 3-month category
are INTT 408%, EONC 312% and TSTC 189%.
The best three stocks for the past 6 months
are ROIAK 939%, INTT 765% and DAN 674%.
The best three stocks for the past 9 months
are AUTCW 4,231%, DDRX 2,756% and DAN 1,870%.
The best three stocks for the past 12 months
are DDRX 9,580%, IDI.W 7,400% and SCSS 2,508%.
Three stocks that declined most are WWON –28%,
MIPI –33% and GRH –40%.
These stocks are shortable and, if not recalled,
bearish investors turned a small profit on them,
although I believe everybody turned bullish
lately.
Two stocks that redressed most are: MBHIP 228%
and TRUE 116%.
SECTORS. 172 industry sectors
out of 214 are in green territory.
The top three industry sectors are Semiconductor-Memory
Chips (first), Home Health Care (second) and
Textile Manufacturing (third).
At the bottom are Electronics Stores (bad),
Money Center Banks (worse) and Gaming Activities
(worst).
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Unchanged for
the month are: Credit Services, Drug Related
Products, Discount Variety Stores, Mortgage
Investment, Banks - Regional-Southwest, Movie
Production/Theaters, REIT/Healthcare Facilities,
Industrial Equip/Components, Manufactured
Housing, Staffing/Outsourcing Services and
Grocery Stores.
The figures above demonstrate beyond any doubt
that during times of recession, swine flu
scare, tough corporate down-sizing, widespread
bankruptcies, global monetary crisis, abundant
large business closures, resounding investment
collapses, upsurge in the number of frauds
exposed, swelling unemployment, increased
militantism, growing anti-social behavior
such as mass shootings and rising numbers
of murder-suicides with entire families killed
as a result of lack of perspectives, and loud,
public finger-pointing in a world where hundred
of millions of adults live on hope and where
the bubble for most of them has burst, the
financial markets together with personal computers
worked flawlessly for a very, very small segment
of the public – the private investors
– who, at the very same time dramatic
events occurred, continued scoring well just
like they always did in “normal”
times and went on about their lives undisturbed.
You, the reader, must make up your mind and
decide which group you want to belong to:
the losers or winners in the super-game of
life.
Discuss
Story
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