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2009-06-09 01:38
MARKET TRIES TO SHAKE OFF BAD ECONOMIC NEWS...AGAIN

NEW YORK, NY Once again, the market finds itself in a tug of war as investors try to find some good news. Indeed, it has become so much more difficult to get fence-sitters to take the same old bait. But, that may not be the biggest problem today as there really hasn't been any good news. From that perspective one could argue that this is a great session as the major indices continue to man-up and put on a brave face. Or, maybe, someone read the latest economic data and saw a glimmer of hope. The latest inventory report is out and it painted a picture of freefalling demand as the sales figure continues to sink like a stone. Inventories declined a bit, but the inventory to sales ratio was still 1.31 versus 1.32 month over month. In the meantime, sales slipped to $309.352 billion from $310.723 billion month over month.



The market is still edging higher. Look for the NASDAQ to continue to lead the way. There is serious resistance at 1,890.0, and then after filling the gap, at 1,960.0. Once that happens the exchange could make another big leg higher.




  

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