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Morning Energy Blog – October 21, 2014

Good Morning.  We got back from a wild week yesterday with everyone wondering if the bears would emerge from their hibernation over the weekend and pick up where they left off last Thursday. Well the market worked really hard to not make a lot of noise and not wake the bears yesterday and stocks moved […]

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Morning Energy Report – October 13, 2014

Good morning. Investing in equities is all about growth and economic reports, or a lack thereof, and are killing stocks taking a toll on investors. And not just here in the U.S. but globally. On Friday an index of global equities hit a 7 month low and oil slumped to a 4 month low (more […]

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Morning Energy Report – October 2, 2014

Good morning. I sure hope it is for you because yesterday was another really, really lousy day for our 401K’s. The Dow lost 238 points, 1.4%, to 16,805, the S&P 500 dropped 26, 1.32%, to 1,946 and the Nasdaq ended down 71 points, 1.59%, to 4,422. All material losses. For well over a year I’ve […]

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Morning Energy Report – October 1, 2014

Good morning. The grief continued yesterday with equities continuing their descent. The Dow lost 28 points to 17,043, the S&P 500 fell 6 to 1,973 (now well below 2,000) and the Nasdaq dropped 12 to 4,493. Other than the fact the length (time) of this bull market is in record territory and “tired” and in […]

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Morning Energy Report – September 24, 2014

Good morning. U.S. equities fell for the 3rd straight day with the Dow losing 117 points, 0.68%, to 17,056, the S&P 500 dropping 12, 0.58%, to 1,983 and the Nasdaq off 19, 0.42%, at 4,509. Nearly half of the losses came in the last 20 minutes of trading which is not a good omen. It […]

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September 12th. Morning Energy Report

Good morning. U.S equities closed little changed from Wednesday yesterday with the Dow ending down 20 points at 17,049, the S&P 500 gained 2 to 1,997 and the Nasdaq up 5 to 4,592. And you should be very happy because for most of the day all the indexes were seriously bleeding with the Dow at […]

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