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False Breakout in the US Markets, Who Was Ready for That?

Ralph May 24th, 2008

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Well, if you read our blog last weekend YOU were prepared for the predictable false breakout above sma200. We were calling for a down, consolidation type week and we certainly got that and then some.

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Online Trading Sector Performance

Ralph May 17th, 2008

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If you, or someone you know is one of those people who thinks technical analysis is a bunch of smoke and mirrors then print yourself a chart of the DJ-30 and SP-500 with the 200 simple moving average overlaid. After a quick glance, if you still think you don’t need to pay attention to widely followed chart features such as the 200sma than you are either too rich to care or have already lost all your money by not doing so.


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Last weekend we stated “Looking ahead to next week we see a resumption of the uptrend as most likely with the point of reckoning being the sma200 for most indexes. It would be best to clearly blast through the sma 200 next week to convert it to new support. Otherwise there will be much more waffling around, aka consolidation.” Well, we had the up week and stalled just below the sma200. So there was clearly not enough energy in this up leg to blast through the sma200 so, as we mentioned, expect some waffling around now. It looks to us like the market used up a great deal of its energy this week just in arriving at the sma200. Overall, we would expect some consolidation next week. There are probably so many traders out there expecting the blast through to happen next week that what might happen is a head fake early in the week above the sma200’s and then back under for more consolidation.


Breadth for the overall market was roughly in the order of +52%, very similar to week ending April 18, which also led to consolidation the following week. In your FREE Sector Performance report you will notice the broadest buying in the Transportation, Energy & Oil, Semiconductors, Materials, Retail, Real Estate and Utility Sectors (among many others). You will also notice that only 13 sectors failed to have stronger than 0% breadth, this is a very strong signal. There really is no sector that had very broad selling last week except for Medical Practitioners, they need a break anyway, wink. But overall, our take on the market at this juncture is holding confidence to get over the sma200, but not necessarily next week.  The FREE report will give you all the detail you need.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups.

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Online Trading Breadth Based Sector Performance

Ralph May 10th, 2008


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Last weekend we called for consolidation and testing of supports in the indexes and that’s exactly what we got. The most obvious play to exploit was the energy down/transports up pattern to reverse. This pattern showed up (as it has many times in the past) so magnificently in the FREE Sector Performance report, it was just begging to reverse. Looking ahead to next week we see a resumption of the uptrend as most likely with the point of reckoning being the sma200 for most indexes. It would be best to clearly blast through the sma 200 next week to convert it to new support. Otherwise there will be much more waffling around, aka consolidation.


Breadth for the market overall last week was in the range of -20% which is almost a mirror image of last week’s +25%.  Clearly the broadest buying was in Energy and Metals & Mining … the broadest selling, a much more densely populated portion of the free report (showing the consolidation and testing of supports last week) was in Homebuilders, Retail, Financials, Utilities, Transports, Software, Real Estate and on and on… The free report will give you all the detail you need.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups.

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Online Trading Breadth Based Sector Performance

Ralph May 3rd, 2008

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Last week we commented that the Dow and S&P 500 appeared clear to run to their sma 200’s. The Dow reached that target on Friday and the SP-500 lagged behind (as we suggested it would) but is just about to make it there as well. We would expect the S&P500 to complete that target next week but overall the upward trend is appearing to be a bit tired. We would expect to see some consolidation next week, even some possible testing of supports, as this market refuels for more upside to come in the coming weeks.


Breadth for the market overall last week was in the range of +25% which is fairly strong. This week the broadest based buying (on a percentage basis) was in Transportation, Semiconductors, Utilities, Financials and Pharmaceuticals among many others. The broadest based selling was in Tobacco, Materials, Energy and Oil.  The free report will give you all the detail you need.

We had previously published the weekly reports live on this blog but decided to step up our generosity another notch and give it away in an excel format (we previously charged $5 for this) for FREE from now on! The feedback we’ve been getting from our customers is that the Excel format is much more user friendly than the blog format.


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We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups. These groups are easily tracked within the award winning Worden Brothers Stock Market Trading Software Telechart. This software works perfectly with this report, we suggest you give it a try!

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Online Trading Market Analysis

Ralph April 26th, 2008

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Our readers know that last week we were calling for some consolidation and possibly more upside in the market - ”We would expect to see some consolidation and even a bit more upside progress next week.  Any downside exploration should be met with buying in what was the prior resistance zone.”  That is, of course, exactly what happened. The DJ-30 and SP-500 both closed very strongly for the week and have cleared some important chart points leaving, by some standards, nothing but blue sky above.  The Dow looks free to run to sma200 at approximately 13,074.  The SP-500 is sitting just below the confluence of sma500, the upper bollinger band (standard settings) and ema200.  This could prove to be some stout resistance.  After that, it is also free to run to it’s sma200 at approximately 1,436.


Breadth for the market overall last week was about as close to 0% as it gets, very similar to recent weeks ending February 15th and 22nd.  This week the broadest based buying (on a percentage basis) was in Retail, Real Estate, Pharmaceutical and Aerospace sectors among others.  The broadest based selling was in Utilities and Metals & Mining among others.  The free report will give you all the detail you need.

We had previously published the weekly reports live on this blog but decided to step up our generosity another notch and give it away in an excel format (we previously charged $5 for this) for FREE from now on! The feedback we’ve been getting from our customers is that the Excel format is much more user friendly than the blog format.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups. These groups are easily tracked within the award winning Worden Brothers Stock Market Trading Software Telechart. This software works perfectly with this report, we suggest you give it a try!

If you’d like to receive any previous Weekly Sector Breadth Reports just let us know!

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Hottest and Coldest Stock Market Sectors

Ralph April 19th, 2008

Who else was accumulating long positions along side us while the DJ-30 was testing it’s April 1st lows on Tuesday and Wednesday morning last week?  We mentioned last weekend that this would be a great place to get long as some kind of bounce was likely there.  We told our readers to expect some weakness on Monday and then the rest of the week should show upside progress.  This is exactly what happened. 

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The market was surprisingly strong this week, taking out what had been a well fortified resistance zone. The DJ-30 managed to take out over 3 months of resistance on Friday, this will likely (and has already likely) converted many shorts to the light, making support out of what was only a few days ago sturdy resistance.  The SP-500, however, has only tested it’s early February highs and closed just above it’s late February highs.  This leaves some doubt as to whether or not the resistance here has been converted to support.    Breadth for the market overall this week was very similar to week ending April 4th which led to downside the following week.  The difference here is that week stopped just under resistance whereas this week, by many standards, resistance has been penetrated, and with good volume.  We would expect to see some consolidation and even a bit more upside progress next week.  Any downside exploration should be met with buying in what was the prior resistance zone.

This week we have 18 sectors with +100% breadth and only 22 sectors with less than 0% breadth. You will be able to easily sort the report by the “(A-D)/Total” column to see which sectors where the strongest and weakest. Enjoy!

We had previously published the weekly reports live on this blog but decided to step up our generosity another notch and give it away in an excel format (we previously charged $5 for this) for FREE from now on! The feedback we’ve been getting from our customers is that the Excel format is much more user friendly than the blog format.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups. These groups are easily tracked within the award winning Worden Brothers Stock Market Trading Software Telechart. yahoo ringtones free download | 24 ringtones free | alltel free ringtones | gold mp3 ringtones | free arabic ringtones | free logo nokia ringtones | 2 pac ringtones | verizon wireless ringtones | virgin mobile phone ringtones | free bollywood ringtones | download free alltel ringtones | free mp3 ringtones converter | cingular free go phone ringtones | free alltel ringtones | make ringtones | christian music ringtones | alltel download free ringtones | free pcs ringtones sprint | verizon wireless ringtones | free motorola razr ringtones | This software works perfectly with this report, we suggest you give it a try!

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Online Trading Sector Performance - What’s HOT, What’s NOT

Ralph April 12th, 2008

Last weekend we stated “… we’re not seeing strong clues for a push through resistance next week” which allowed us to fade Monday’s false upside breakout. We hope some of you readers enjoyed some profits on the short side this week as well, especially if you held into the close on Friday. Both the DJ-30 and SP-500 fell on Friday to almost as low as their opening prices from April 1 (the big up day in the market). Those opening prices would be a good place to expect the downside action to pause, and possibly even be a good place to expect some bounce. The Diamonds closed the gap from April 1 on Friday and SPY came to within 28 cents, we would expect that gap to be fully filled on Monday or sometime next week before we get any bounce.

Breadth for the overall market last week was fairly weak, quite similar to the overall market breadth for week ending March 7. You will notice that after that week, there was one more day of downside then some bottoming action took place, leading to the recent rally (series of higher highs and higher lows) we’ve been seeing since then. All in all it appears next week we might see a bit more downside on Monday and then some upward progress to retest the now fortified resistance zone in the indexes. The consolidation this week may have allowed the market to refuel enough to push through that zone. We shall see.

If you’d like a copy of our FREE weekly sector performance report covering over 270 specific sectors of the market and occasional insights from us please leave us your name and email address in the form below …

We had previously published the weekly reports live on this blog but decided to step up our generosity another notch and give it away in an excel format (we previously charged $5 for this) for FREE from now on! The feedback we’ve been getting from our customers is that the Excel format is much more user friendly than the blog format.

This week we had only 10 sectors with stronger than 0% breadth. Lots of Energy and Utility related sectors are populating the relatively stronger side of the market this week. We have 16 sectors with -100% breadth, (traders voting unanimously to be OUT of those sectors). On the weak side we see Homebuilders, Internet, REal Estate, Retail, Software, Nasdaq 100, Transportation and Telecom sectors among many others.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups. These groups are easily tracked within the award winning Worden Brothers Stock Market Trading Software Telechart. This software works perfectly with this report, we suggest you give it a try!

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Hot & Cold Online Trading Sector Performance

Ralph April 5th, 2008

Last weekend we stated “… it appears that all the clues are pointing to upside next week, suggesting we may have made the bottom at least for a little while” and we got that upside, 95% of which all occurred in one day, Tuesday.  The market shot up on that day and hit the now well established resistance zone (for the Dow Jones Industrial Average 12,650 to 12,750) and spent the rest of the week consolidating in that area, like a bunch of balloons trapped in the ceiling of a room.  A lot of energy is being built into that zone and if it can be penetrated to the upside next week it should convert to some stout support for a while.

What happens in a resistance zone is very hard to predict but there are some slight clues suggesting any upside attempt will fail next week. First of all the volume on Tuesdays advance was very lack luster so OBV (On Balance Volume) for most indexes is NOT confirming this recent advance. Secondly, overall market breadth for the week was very strong, in the order of about +65%. Normally this would be a good sign but this is about the exact same reading as we had on week ending February 1 which would have been a great time to be heavy short or in puts. All in all, we’re not seeing strong clues for a push through resistance next week and even if it does happen we see it as likely to fail in the weeks to come (barring any new evidence of real strength).

If you’d like a copy of the FREE weekly sector performance report and occasional insights from us please leave us your name and email address in the form below …

We had previously published the weekly reports live on this blog but decided to step up our generosity another notch and give it away in an excel format (we previously charged $5 for this) for FREE from now on!  The feedback we’ve been getting from our customers is that the Excel format is much more user friendly than the blog format.

This week we had about 24 sectors with +100% breadth. It’s been a while since we’ve seen that. Utilities, Transportation, Oil and Homebuilders are some of those sectors. Also, the broadest based buying was seen in Energy, Materials, Semiconductors, Retail, Real Estate among many other sectors. There really weren’t any sectors that had much selling last week, at least on a breadth basis. In fact, only 9 sectors had less than 0% breadth which is a very strong sign.

We invite you to learn more about the huge advantage breadth analysis gives you as a trader or investor. As you can see in the table above we track 11 Major US Stock Market Indexes and Averages, 23 important Exchange Traded Funds (ETF’s) and all of the widely followed Hemscott Financial Data North American Industry Groups. These groups are easily tracked within the award winning Worden Brothers Stock Market Trading Software Telechart. This software works perfectly with this report, we suggest you give it a try!

If you’d like to receive any previous Weekly Sector Breadth Reports just let us know!

Good Trading!

Hot & Cold Stock Market Sector Performance

Ralph March 29th, 2008

Last weekend we stated “Perhaps Monday we will see a head fake move to the upside and then down all week” but of course it’s impossible to time the market so that must have been a lucky coincidence (wink).  We also called an upside target for the DJ-30 of 12,554 which, although surpassed, is about the exact upside close for past Monday and open for the following Tuesday morning!  Perhaps certain things in the markets are somewhat predictable?  But I digress…

Anyway, weekly charts of most major Stock market indexes show a low volume consolidation in the upper half (and above) of the previous weeks higher volume advancing candle.  Breadth for the market overall this week, surprisingly, was about the same as last week, roughly in the order of +15%!  So, although it appears that this week was a consolidation, even a down week in index price, actually breadth was equally as strong as the previous weeks strong index advance.  But, looking at breadth is useless, right?  Think again … So, it appears that all the clues are pointing to upside next week, suggesting we may have made the bottom at least for a little while.  Also, weekly charts of major indexes are showing bullish divergences in MACD lines of various settings. One final mention for the bullish case is that the SP-500 and DJ-30 have an almost (although imperfect) cup with handle pattern, with nice decreasing volume on the handle suggesting blast off next week.  We shall see, let’s be careful out there…

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March 28, 2008 Weekly Sector Performance Report

Sector ID Sector or Index Name (A-D)/TOTAL Net Change + Net Change 0 Net Change - Number Traded
DJ-15 Dow Jones Utility Average -33.33% 5 0 10 15
DJ-20 Dow Jones Transportation Average 0.00% 10 0 10 20
DJ-30 Dow Jones Industrial Average -40.00% 9 0 21 30
NDX--X Nasdaq 100 Index -4.00% 48 0 52 100
OEX Standard & Poors 100 Index -8.00% 46 0 54 100
MID--X Standard & Poors 400 Index -4.26% 191 0 208 399
SP-500 Standard & Poors 500 Index -19.60% 200 2 298 500
SML--X Standard & Poors 600 Index -6.18% 276 10 313 599
RUI-X Russell 1000 Index -11.41% 434 2 546 982
RUT-X Russell 2000 Index 1.45% 937 17 910 1864
RUA-X Russell 3000 Index -2.95% 1372 19 1456 2847
             
BBH Biotech HOLDRS 85.71% 13 0 1 14
DIA Diamonds Trust Series I -33.33% 10 0 20 30
HHH Internet HOLDRS -9.09% 5 0 6 11
IBB iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology Index Fund 51.37% 108 5 33 146
IWM iShares Russell 2000 Index Fund 1.98% 853 46 819 1718
IYR iShares Dow Jones U.S. Real Estate Index Fund -55.71% 15 1 54 70
IYT iShares Dow Jones Transportation Average Index Fund 0.00% 11 0 11 22
IYZ iShares Dow Jones U.S. Telecommunications Sector Index Fund -20.00% 8 0 12 20
MDY SPDR Mid Cap 400 -3.37% 172 0 184 356
OIH Oil Services Trust HOLDRS 84.62% 12 0 1 13
PPH Pharmaceutical HOLDRS -37.50% 5 0 11 16
QQQQ Nasdaq 100 Trust Series I -4.00% 48 0 52 100
RTH Retail HOLDRS -50.00% 4 0 12 16
SMH Semiconductor HOLDRS -33.33% 6 0 12 18
SPY SPDR 500 -19.50% 175 1 260 436
SWH Software HOLDRS -38.46% 4 0 9 13
TTH Telecom HOLDRS -27.27% 4 0 7 11
XHB Homebuilders HOLDRS -61.90% 4 0 17 21
XLB SPDR Materials 72.41% 25 0 4 29
XLE SPDR Energy 71.43% 24 0 4 28
XLF SPDR Financials -75.27% 11 1 81 93
XLU SPDR Utilities -28.57% 10 0 18 28
XLV SPDR Health Care 2.04% 25 0 24 49
             
MG # SUBINDUSTRY          
MG110 CHEMICALS - 57.14% 71 1 19 91
MG111 CHEMICALS - Chemicals - Major Diversified 77.78% 8 0 1 9
MG112 CHEMICALS - Synthetics 73.91% 20 0 3 23
MG113 CHEMICALS - Agricultural Chemicals 73.33% 13 0 2 15
MG114 CHEMICALS - Specialty Chemicals 38.64% 30 1 13 44
MG120 ENERGY - 65.42% 242 4 49 295
MG121 ENERGY - Major Integrated Oil & Gas 100.00% 11 0 0 11
MG122 ENERGY - Independent Oil & Gas 75.27% 81 1 11 93
MG123 ENERGY - Oil & Gas Refining & Marketing 3.70% 14 0 13 27
MG124 ENERGY - Oil & Gas Drilling & Exploration 65.82% 65 1 13 79
MG125 ENERGY - Oil & Gas Equipment & Services 80.39% 45 2 4 51
MG126 ENERGY - Oil & Gas Pipelines 52.94% 26 0 8 34
MG130 METALS & MINING - 68.45% 138 7 23 168
MG131 METALS & MINING - Steel & Iron 71.05% 31 3 4 38
MG132 METALS & MINING - Copper 100.00% 6 0 0 6
MG133 METALS & MINING - Aluminum 100.00% 7 0 0 7
MG134 METALS & MINING - Industrial Metals & Minerals 84.31% 47 0 4 51
MG135 METALS & MINING - Gold 44.90% 34 3 12 49
MG136 METALS & MINING - Silver 66.67% 7 1 1 9
MG137 METALS & MINING - Nonmetallic Mineral Mining 50.00% 6 0 2 8
MG210 CONGLOMERATES - Conglomerates 7.69% 7 0 6 13
MG310 CONSUMER DURABLES - 0.83% 58 5 57 120
MG311 CONSUMER DURABLES - Appliances -33.33% 3 0 6 9
MG312 CONSUMER DURABLES - Home Furnishings & Fixtures 0.00% 9 0 9 18
MG313 CONSUMER DURABLES - Housewares & Accessories 0.00% 3 0 3 6
MG314 CONSUMER DURABLES - Business Equipment -9.52% 9 1 11 21
MG315 CONSUMER DURABLES - Electronic Equipment 35.00% 12 3 5 20
MG316 CONSUMER DURABLES - Toys & Games -18.75% 6 1 9 16
MG317 CONSUMER DURABLES - Sporting Goods -11.11% 4 0 5 9
MG318 CONSUMER DURABLES - Recreational Goods 0.00% 5 0 5 10
MG319 CONSUMER DURABLES - Photographic Equipment & Supplies 27.27% 7 0 4 11
MG320 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - 7.41% 83 8 71 162
MG321 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Textile - Apparel Clothing 8.82% 17 3 14 34
MG322 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Textile - Apparel Footwear & Accessories -21.74% 9 0 14 23
MG323 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Rubber & Plastics 0.00% 11 1 11 23
MG324 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Personal Products -5.26% 8 2 9 19
MG325 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Paper & Paper Products 32.14% 18 1 9 28
MG326 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Packaging & Containers 28.57% 13 1 7 21
MG327 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Cleaning Products 33.33% 4 0 2 6
MG328 CONSUMER NON-DURABLES - Office Supplies -25.00% 3 0 5 8
MG330 AUTOMOTIVE - 6.06% 35 0 31 66
MG331 AUTOMOTIVE - Auto Manufacturers - Major 40.00% 7 0 3 10
MG332 AUTOMOTIVE - Trucks & Other Vehicles 55.56% 7 0 2 9
MG333 AUTOMOTIVE - Recreational Vehicles -60.00% 2 0 8 10
MG334 AUTOMOTIVE - Auto Parts 2.70% 19 0 18 37
MG340 FOOD & BEVERAGE - 21.85% 71 3 45 119
MG341 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Food - Major Diversified 14.29% 4 0 3 7
MG342 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Farm Products 38.46% 8 2 3 13
MG343 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Processed & Packaged Goods 46.51% 31 1 11 43
MG344 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Meat Products -38.46% 4 0 9 13
MG345 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Dairy Products 66.67% 5 0 1 6
MG346 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Confectioners -66.67% 1 0 5 6
MG347 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Beverages - Brewers 50.00% 6 0 2 8
MG348 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Beverages - Wineries & Distilleries -14.29% 3 0 4 7
MG349 FOOD & BEVERAGE - Beverages - Soft Drinks 12.50% 9 0 7 16
MG350 TOBACCO - 0.00% 5 0 5 10
MG351 TOBACCO - Cigarettes 0.00% 3 0 3 6
MG352 TOBACCO - Tobacco Products 0.00% 2 0 2 4
MG410 BANKING - -19.83% 221 39 340 600
MG411 BANKING - Money Center Banks -23.08% 15 0 24 39
MG412 BANKING - Regional - Northeast Banks -8.74% 43 8 52 103
MG413 BANKING - Regional - Mid-Atlantic Banks -7.00% 43 7 50 100
MG414 BANKING - Regional - Southeast Banks -24.49% 17 3 29 49
MG415 BANKING - Regional - Midwest Banks -62.71% 10 2 47 59
MG416 BANKING - Regional - Southwest Banks -41.94% 8 2 21 31
MG417 BANKING - Regional - Pacific Banks -19.40% 25 4 38 67
MG418 BANKING - Foreign Regional Banks 37.50% 11 0 5 16
MG419 BANKING - Savings & Loans -18.38% 49 13 74 136
MG420 FINANCIAL SERVICES - 34.14% 896 43 429 1368
MG421 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Investment Brokerage - National -57.89% 4 0 15 19
MG422 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Investment Brokerage - Regional -68.18% 3 1 18 22
MG423 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Asset Management -25.71% 13 0 22 35
MG424 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Diversified Investments 28.26% 55 8 29 92
MG425 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Credit Services -9.09% 20 0 24 44
MG426 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Closed End Fund - Debt 57.58% 356 16 90 462
MG427 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Closed End Fund - Equity 22.87% 359 18 222 599
MG428 FINANCIAL SERVICES - Closed End Fund - Foreign 81.05% 86 0 9 95
MG430 INSURANCE - -19.89% 68 5 103 176
MG431 INSURANCE - Life Insurance 0.00% 15 2 15 32
MG432 INSURANCE - Accident & Health Insurance 8.33% 6 1 5 12
MG433 INSURANCE - Property & Casualty Insurance -21.57% 39 2 61 102
MG434 INSURANCE - Surety & Title Insurance -60.00% 3 0 12 15
MG435 INSURANCE - Insurance Brokers -33.33% 5 0 10 15
MG440 REAL ESTATE - -30.58% 70 3 133 206
MG441 REAL ESTATE - REIT - Diversified/Industrial -66.67% 5 0 25 30
MG442 REAL ESTATE - REIT - Office -75.00% 1 0 7 8
MG443 REAL ESTATE - REIT - Healthcare Facilities -20.00%