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Sector Leadership and Market Bottoms

January 5th, 2009 by

James Cullen

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Elliott Wave suggests an oversold bounce is coming due now or soon in the equities and other markets (UnBiasedTrading (TM), 1/26/10)

DAVID ROSENBERG: S&P 900 HERE WE COME! (THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST, 2/5/10)

The Big Picture in the S&P 500 — Bullish or Bearish? (Red Hot Energy and Gold - Global..., 2/4/10)

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Korea Electric: A Utility Poised for Outsized Gains

September 19th, 2008 by

CA Editors

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Korean exports fall by 8.6% in January (China and Asia Stock Alert - Glo..., 2/1/10)

Something to be thankful for . . . An American's visit to North Korea (Merrill over Matter, 12/21/09)

South Korea’s Exports Rise, but Future Looks Murky (Money Morning, 12/2/09)

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What Could a Stronger Dollar Do?

August 15th, 2008 by

James Cullen

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Euro's drop suggests its wave down may go deeper (UnBiasedTrading (TM), 2/1/10)

STUFF AND NONSENSE (THE PRAGMATIC CAPITALIST, 2/3/10)

Euro's slide under its 200-day moving average is part of traders' wake-up call (UnBiasedTrading (TM), 1/21/10)

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