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Holiday shortened trade left the S&P 500 (SPY) higher by another +1.0%. Indeed, the S&P is up +5.0% over the last four weeks, with the Russell 2000 (IWM) higher by a whopping +7.2% during the same period. By the same token, Thursday’s late-day pullback removed some overbought pressure that otherwise may have expressed itself early next week. The same cannot be said of the Commodities (DBC) complex, which looks to be pushing its luck.
Week Fifty-Two of 2010, if you can believe that, features the following economic calendar — note that we have a full trading week ahead of us in spite of the New Year holiday:
- U.S. Economic Calendar
- U.S. Earnings Calendar
- Planned Open Market Operations
- Historical Market Analogues
- ETF Rotation Models [Custom]
I hope you are having a terrific long weekend. Best Holiday Wishes to all!
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