Monthly Archives: August 2011

In the News: August 21, 2011

Posted on August 21, 2011 by NLObserver Team | Leave a comment

The Problem With Growth Data? It Isn’t Always Reliable at CNBC

Warren Buffett Interview With Charlie Rose at Bloomberg

Asia Inflation Risk May Climb With Yingluck Plan to Boost Thai Rice Prices at Bloomberg

Buffett Increases Wells Fargo Stake, Buys Stocks ‘On Sale’ at Bloomberg

Economy Not Double-Dipping Yet as Production-to-Consumer Spending Increase at Bloomberg

Bargain Days at Barron’s
The 2012 Crystal Ball at The Big Picture (blog)
Sending the Police Before There’s a Crime at NYTimes
And Back To Munis, As Fitch Downgrades New Jersey GO From AA To AA- at ZeroHedge (blog)
Harsh lessons from Evergreen Solar flame-out at CNET

Hewlett-Packard’s PC Spinoff Would ‘Reinvent’ Company With Return to Roots at Bloomberg

Please consider donating to the New Low Observer. Thank you.

→ Leave a comment

Posted in In the news

In the News: August 14, 2011

Posted on August 14, 2011 by NLObserver Team | Leave a comment

Betting on Bank of America Over Apple at Yahoo!Finance

Time to Bet on Bank of America at Barron’s

Why Contrarians Shouldn’t Consider Bank of America at Investor’s Business Daily

Bank of America’s back-door TARP at Fortune

Can Washington handle ‘too big to fail’? at Money

The Flash Crash: Effects on S&P 500 Index versus non-Index stocks (PDF) at NYU.edu

Order Imbalances and Stock Price Movement on October 19 and 20, 1987 (PDF) at Wharton.edu

The Long-term Returns on the Original S&P 500 Firms (PDF) at Wharton.edu

Is Apple’s Market Value Too Big for Comfort? at Barron’s

Cisco’s Bids at Barron’s

Transatlantic Enters Talks With Berkshire on $3.25 Billion Takeover Offer at Bloomberg

Former Nasdaq Managing Director Johnson Sentenced to 3 1/2 Years in Prison at Bloomberg

Who started the S&P downgrade rumor? at Yahoo!Finance

CoolChip cools server farms with tiny flying saucers at Yahoo!Finance

Is Insurance Boring? at Forbes

Three Beaten-Down Banks Poised To Drop Even Lower at Forbes

How Tom Selleck predicted the future of tech at Fortune

D.A. disagrees with Steve Jobs about who’s a journalist at Fortune

Shaw Wu: Apple could double or triple its market shares at Fortune

Please consider donating to the New Low Observer. Thank you.

→ Leave a comment

Posted in In the news

Bear Market Rally Targets

Posted on August 9, 2011 by NLObserver Team | 5 Comments

Now that a bottom has been established, within the context of a bear market, we can calculate the bear market rally targets according to Dow Theory. The upside targets are:

11,527.87
11.767.18
12,073.49
12,724.41
12,807.51

A new bull market would be considered when the Dow Industrials and Dow Transports jointly exceed the prior highs set in May 2011, respectively.

Please consider donating to the New Low Observer. Thank you.

Posted in bear market rally targets, Dow Theory