Market Comments
 
June 23, 2005
                                               

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Today's Comments (Short Term Outlook)
More nothing.

This is getting monotonous.  I have very little to say that hasn't been said already.  The markets are doing very little.  It could go either way but I just don't see what would be the catalyst for a rally at the moment.  We are heading into earnings warnings season and Greenspan takes center stage again next week.  That should give us some pre-holiday fireworks. 

Volatility has been very low which isn't usually a good thing for the market, but it has been said to, "Never short a dull market." 

The ARMS index 10-day moving average went below .90.  Typically a sell signal but it is not an instant gratification type indicator, but it does usually mean lower prices sooner rather than later.

Oil is still near $60 and the market barely flinched.  Is this a sign of strength, or will we get a delayed reaction?

I won't bore you with more of my guesses.  I'll wait for the market to actually do something so I'll have something to talk about.

That's all for today. 
Currently 100% G fund.  Until next time...