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Author: InTheMoneyStocks

Three Stocks At Or Near Major Double Tops

As the markets continue to resist any sort of pull back or correction, many stocks have soared to major levels.  We are seeing quite a few hit not only 2010 highs but even approach all time highs hit back in 1999.  Below are...

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Federal Reserve To The Rescue Again

The markets had their ugliest day in a month yesterday, dropping just under one percent. By no means was this a big fall of course, just large in comparison to what has been seen recently.  The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY)...

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U.S. Dollar Index: TIMBER!

What else is new today? Not much as the U.S. Dollar Index plummets again. Central bankers including our own Federal Reserve Bank are fighting to keep there currencies weak and declining. Oh, the push is on for inflation to take...

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Home-builder Stocks Continue to Lag

Today the major stock market indexes are all in rally mode as the U.S. Dollar Index makes another new multi-month low. However, the home-builder stocks are not participating and this is a sign of weak relative strength. Toll...

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Inverse As it Can Get

This major stock market indexes are trading virtually inverse to the U.S. Dollar Index today. As we all know by now when the dollar is trading higher the stock market indexes will usually deflate and trade lower. That is...

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Metal Stocks Pull Back Sharply

The markets are continuing to sell sharply after a quick bounce at the low from Thursday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is lower by 115 points. That is the biggest drop on the Dow in weeks. Fears from Europe are fueling the...

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Markets Sell As Dollar Lifts Higher

The markets sold mid morning as the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) fell into the key support of last Thursdays low at $113.60. It has been a slow bleed which may tell us after a bounce at this current support, the markets have...

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