by Kris Sayce on October 27, 2008
It’s a story more worthy of note for our sibling publication The Daily Reckoning, but we thought we’d mention it anyway. Bloomberg News tells us that Home-Safe Sales Surge as a greater number of people distrust the safety of banks.
We aren’t quite sure how we should react to a story like that. Do we disregard it as irrelevant? Or do we see this as another example of an over-reaction by investors that surely means the market is at or near the bottom?
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by Gabriel Andre on July 31, 2008
Definitely the energy sector. Don’t worry about falling oil. Energy’s already oversold.
Here’s why.
For a start, the long-term bullish trend is still going on in the Energy Index (XEJ). Indeed, despite choppy markets and two false breaks occurred in August 2007 and late January 2008, the support line that backs that bullish trend is still valid.
It’s a stubborn little fellow.

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