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Accretion Acquisition Corp. News
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SunPower Laying Off 85 Workers
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Energy Conversion Devices Stock Hits New 52-Week Low (ENER)
Energy Conversion Devices (Nasdaq:ENER) hit a new 52-week low Tuesday as it is currently trading at 1.85,belowitsprevious52−weekhighof1.85, below its previous 52-week high of 1.85,belowitsprevious52−weekhighof7.34 with 462,497 shares traded as of 12:46 p.m. ET. Average volume has been 1.6 million shares over the past 30 days.
Japan Earthquake, Russian Oil, Encompass Fund
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Accretion Acquisition Corp. News from TheStreet Pro
If it drifts up, then perhaps the market can come down, but there will need to be some real selling for it to decline.
If the greenback rallies as I believe it will, then materials and commodity names will likely decline.
Testimony from Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke was today's main market-moving event.
Skepticism in the market rally stems from the fact that low-quality stocks have been leading since early August.
The market had better rally soon, or the McClellan Summation Indices will simply fall under their own weight.
The market is overbought on a short-term basis, although the intermediate-term indicators are not yet overbought.
Tonight's after-hours action suggests that we may finally be seeing the beginnings of a badly-needed correction.
The potential repeal or relaxing of mark-to-market standards should be a positive for the sector.
Now it will have to work off being overbought, and the question is if that requires chopping around or sliding.
The indicators confirm this, though the market may come back down after the Fed meeting next week.
The markets haven't had a big down day in a while and it seems we are heading toward that sort of trading action.
Despite the current reading on the index put/call ratio, a market correction isn't likely.