15
Aug
2011

What the Market Wants: Google Scares the Bears Away -- Now What?

Google Scares the Bears Away -- Now What?

By David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient Systems

After one of the most volatile weeks in market history, Google (GOOG) single-handedly frightened the bears away this morning with its $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola Mobility (MMI).

Author: david / Tag: AET, CF, CVX, GGAL, GOOG, JBL, KEM, KRO, MMI, MTZ, sectors / 0 Comments
10
Aug
2011

Sector Detector: Volatility Reigns, Led by Financials

Author: smartindale / Tag: ETF, gold, IDU, IYC, IYE, IYF, IYH, IYJ, IYK, IYM, iyw, IYZ, KRO, linkedin, long/short, MA, sector-rotation, sectors, UAM / 0 Comments
08
Aug
2011

What the Market Wants: Is it time to buy?

Is it time to buy?

By David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient Systems

You never actually know when it's time to start buying stocks after a market drop, but let me give you a few "quantitative" hints.

Author: david / Tag: GGAL, JBL, KEM, KRO, sectors / 0 Comments
04
Aug
2011

Sabrient Systems Acquires Qualitative Research Unit of Gradient Analytics

Contact: Rebecca Hardin
805-963-0123
rebecca@openlinepr.com

Sabrient #05-2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Sabrient Systems Acquires Qualitative Research Unit of Gradient Analytics
Move Strengthens Sabrient’s Capabilities & Global Reach

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03
Aug
2011

SECTOR DETECTOR: Eleventh-hour debt deal fails to impress investors

Though the Federal government avoided a debt default with an eleventh hour deal for raising the debt ceiling, investors are apparently unimpressed—especially given the uninspiring economic reports. This week, the Commerce Department reported that personal spending in June fell for the first time in two years. This was coupled with the weak ISM manufacturing report and last Friday’s weak GDP report.

Author: smartindale / Tag: AAPL, ETF, GGAL, IDU, IYC, IYE, IYF, IYH, IYJ, IYK, IYM, iyw, IYZ, KEYN, linkedin, long/short, SBNY, sector-rotation, sectors / 0 Comments
01
Aug
2011

What the Market Wants: And the Oscar Goes to...

And the Oscar Goes to...

By David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient Systems

Despite spending much of the day below the 200-day moving average, the S&P 500 closed at 2986.94, just barely above the 200-day MA, thus, avoiding a marker that hasn’t occurred since last September.

Author: david / Tag: KOF, MOS, SBNY, TSO / 0 Comments
27
Jul
2011

SECTOR DETECTOR: Investors make a statement on Fed debt ceiling

Needless to say, the Federal debt ceiling issue is now dominating the news wires, and although investors have so far been confident that some deal would be reached, the late hour is starting to spook some. After being given a glimmer of hope last week, we learned after last Friday’s close that the debt debates had fallen apart, leaving investors squirming about what this critical week ahead of us would bring.

Author: smartindale / Tag: BIDU, BRCM, ETF, IDU, IYC, IYE, IYF, IYH, IYJ, IYK, IYM, iyw, IYZ, linkedin, long/short, ROC, sector-rotation, sectors, VALE / 0 Comments
20
Jul
2011

Sector Detector: Market Raises its Glass to Apple and “Gang of 6”

As the market has shown renewed strength, Technology and Energy have been leaders. Apple (AAPL) gave a stellar earnings report and hit another record high. IBM (IBM) also chipped in this week with a great report. However, Yahoo!

Author: smartindale / Tag: AAPL, AUY, CRUS, ETF, IDU, IYC, IYE, IYF, IYH, IYJ, IYK, IYM, iyw, IYZ, linkedin, long/short, ROC, sector-rotation, sectors / 0 Comments
18
Jul
2011

What the Market Wants: Banks are the Market's Ball-and-Chain

Banks are the Market's Ball-and-Chain

By David Brown, Chief Market Strategist, Sabrient Systems

Author: david / Tag: AAPL, AMD, BAC, C, CAT, CBOU, CBST, GE, GOOG, GS, HOLI, IBM, INTC, JPM, KO, MDF, MSFT, NEM, PRG, sectors, T, YHOO / 0 Comments
13
Jul
2011

Sector Detector: Quant Easing Back on the Table

Author: smartindale / Tag: AAPL, ETF, IDU, IYC, IYE, IYF, IYH, IYJ, IYK, IYM, iyw, IYZ, KLAC, KMT, linkedin, long/short, sector-rotation, sectors, SQM / 0 Comments

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