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Market character continues to be one of resilience. The weak seasonal cycle wasn't weak. And selling pressure has only seen the indexes fall just enough to trigger intermediate term sell signals and increase bearishness. Then it's been off to new highs. So far, we seem to be repeating that same scenario. Except this time, the S&P is showing much more resilience than the Wilshire. That implies that defensive plays are somewhat favored for the moment. And sentiment is remaining more bullish across ...

We saw a breakdown in the stock market on Thursday that seemed to be a topping turning point. That is until we got the October jobs report on Friday morning and investors did an about face and bought on this news. The stock indexes improved their technical picture but they are not out of the woods yet after this emotional rally, while the bond market may have turned a bearish corner.



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Jobs Report: +204,000 / unemployment rate 7.3%.

Estimates were looking for +100,000 / 7.3%

More Info: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-505123_1...bs-in-october/

Update: Jobs Report: +204,000 / unemployment rate 7.3%.

It was not a good day on Wall Street yesterday as the Dow lost 153-points and the damage was wide-spread. We saw losses between 1% and 2% on the day across the board, although bonds benefitted as investors looked for a place to park their cash.
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TSP Talk Sentiment Survey results for the week of 11/11/13- 11/15/13

The TSP Talk Sentiment Survey came in at 55% bulls, 36% bears.

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