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BOTTOM LINE FOR FRIDAY - MARCH 27, 2009
Thursday's session was remarkable due to the fact that the S&P 500
posted a higher open,
posted a higher high than the previous session's high,
posted a higher low than the previous session's low,
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Consecutive Market Up/Down Days and their Magnitude of Change
Michael at MarketSci made an interesting post about The Speed at which the Market Rises and Falls.
I'd like to provide an additional view on the speed at which the market rises and falls
Rollercoaster ride w/the S&P 500 - III
This is just for the records concerning yesterday's post Rollercoaster ride w/the S&P 500.
Although 10 occurrences since 01/02/2001 were -from a statistical point of view- a way too small sample size t
Rollercoaster ride w/the S&P 500 - Follow Up
This is a follow up to my yesterday's post Rollercoaster ride w/the S&P 500 (posted after the market's close).
The fact that the sample size with only 10 occurrences since 01/02/2001 stayed on my
Rollercoaster ride w/the S&P 500
Following the S&P 500 during Wednesday's session, one may feel like being on a rollercoster ride on a folk festival. The market opened almost unchanged, posted an intraday high +2.54% above yesterday's close
My name is Frank, and due to the fact that this is my 3rd post after I've started the blog on Tuesday, March 24, 2009, a few introductory notes.
I have traded as an individual investor for more than 20 years now. I take a statistical approach in comb
My name is Frank, and due to the fact that this is my 2nd post after I've started the blog on Tuesday, March 24, 2009, a few introductory notes.
I have traded as an individual investor for more than 20 years now. I take a statistical approach in comb