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Market Wrap Links For Week Ending 5/9:

Posted on 05/09/2008 20:16:25 | Link | Post Comment

Weekly Wrap-up - A Mixed Close as FedEx Corp Tries to Sneak in a Warning

After three straight weeks of gains, the market lost its mojo this week as trouble stirred in the financials, oil prices set a new highs, and there were few positive catalysts to keep the "worst is behind us" rally going.

For the week the Dow lost -2.39%, the S&P 500 -1.81%, Nasdaq -1.27%, and the Russell 2000 -0.78%. Markets around the world also offered dismal weekly returns with the one key exception in Russia which soared +9%.

The top performing sectors this week will not be of any major surprise - oil & gas, metals & minerals, precious metals, specialty chemicals, and basic materials. The worst performers were airlines, generic drugs, regional banks, investment brokers, education & training services, department stores, and insurance.

The good news for next week is that we have a lot more news to work with. Reports on retail sales, inflation data through the CPI, industrial production, housing starts, and consumer sentiment will be released. Ben Bernanke is also scheduled to speak on Thursday as well as a number of Fed members leading up to another options expiration Friday. Technically, the S&P 500 held its 20 day moving average (a good sign) but the bulls will need to really circle the wagons in the week to come.

Market Recap: AIG's Loss and Record-High Crude Punish Stocks

Real Estate Weekly: from Marketwatch for May 9

Market Wrap (May 9, 2008) from Canslim.net

Friday's Tech Winners & Losers & Health Winners & Losers

The week's top news and analysis, May 5 - May 9

TheStreet.com - U.S. Stocks Slip on Crude Oil, Fall Hard

TheStreet.com - This Week's ETF Winners & Losers

How different investments did this week from the WSJ

Friday's biggest stock gainers and decliners

Market Wrap from Financial Sense

Market close for May 9, 2008 - Stock Market Status from CXOAG

The Wall Street Journal's: The Markets Data Center with closing numbers.

ALPHA TRENDS: Video Technical Analysis Review of Stock Market 5/9/08

U.S. stocks decline on credit turmoil; weekly losses of 1% plus from MarketWatch

MARKETS AT A GLANCE for Friday

The close from The Shark Report

Bill Cara Market ReCap

Gold Seeker Weekly Wrap-Up: Gold and Silver Gain About 3% on the Week

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