Green Book March 1999
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Featured Articles
Back on the Sidelines
Back on sidelines again, Major Trend Index negative. Stage being set for a huge small cap market.
Bond Market Summary
Big Rise in Treasury yields has resulted in improved risk/reward profile for T-bonds.
Dissecting the Internet Play
Internet classification too broad and confusing. Tracking performance of the Internet necessitates breakout into three, distinct sectors: Technology…Internet Services, Consumer…E-Tail and Technology…Inter/Networking.
February Mutual Fund Flows
Net inflows into U.S. focus equity funds for February were significantly down from January.
Insider Block Measures...Back Again At Dangerously High Levels
The extreme selling dollar volume is confirmed by the ten week average number of net sells. Latest weekly reading registered 290 net sells (a 40 week high) driving the average into bearish territory.
Joke of the Month
This month’s View seems to contain an unusual number of items pertaining to aging. I am not sure why.
Main Street Confidence: The Critical Market Factor
What might threaten Main Street equity confidence???
New Select Industries Group Holding: Asia Exposure...The Worst May Be Over
This group has quickly moved up the ranks of our SS Score work to become the second highest scoring sector.
Scanning The Markets
The month of love left most tech investors and small cap investors broken-hearted.
The Expected Flood Never Arrived
In December 1998, nearly everybody seemed bullish about early 1999 (including me). A seasonal flood of new money was expected to run the market on the upside in the first quarter…..But, the flood never came.
View From The North Country
Contrary to Wall Street wisdom, rising MZM is not necessarily indicative of Fed easing. Nor does contracting MZM mean a tightening Fed. Also, unlocking the mystery of the low U.S. savings rate.
Table of Contents
Stock Market
- View From The North Country
- Back on the Sidelines
- The Expected Flood Never Arrived
- Insider Block Measures...Back Again At Dangerously High Levels
- February Mutual Fund Flows
- Main Street Confidence: The Critical Market Factor
Of Special Interest
Macro Monitor
Equity Strategies
At Random
Back on the Sidelines
Back on sidelines again, Major Trend Index negative. Stage being set for a huge small cap market.
Bond Market Summary
Big Rise in Treasury yields has resulted in improved risk/reward profile for T-bonds.
Dissecting the Internet Play
Internet classification too broad and confusing. Tracking performance of the Internet necessitates breakout into three, distinct sectors: Technology…Internet Services, Consumer…E-Tail and Technology…Inter/Networking.
February Mutual Fund Flows
Net inflows into U.S. focus equity funds for February were significantly down from January.
Insider Block Measures...Back Again At Dangerously High Levels
The extreme selling dollar volume is confirmed by the ten week average number of net sells. Latest weekly reading registered 290 net sells (a 40 week high) driving the average into bearish territory.
Joke of the Month
This month’s View seems to contain an unusual number of items pertaining to aging. I am not sure why.
Main Street Confidence: The Critical Market Factor
What might threaten Main Street equity confidence???
New Select Industries Group Holding: Asia Exposure...The Worst May Be Over
This group has quickly moved up the ranks of our SS Score work to become the second highest scoring sector.
Scanning The Markets
The month of love left most tech investors and small cap investors broken-hearted.
The Expected Flood Never Arrived
In December 1998, nearly everybody seemed bullish about early 1999 (including me). A seasonal flood of new money was expected to run the market on the upside in the first quarter…..But, the flood never came.
View From The North Country
Contrary to Wall Street wisdom, rising MZM is not necessarily indicative of Fed easing. Nor does contracting MZM mean a tightening Fed. Also, unlocking the mystery of the low U.S. savings rate.
Stock Market
- View From The North Country
- Back on the Sidelines
- The Expected Flood Never Arrived
- Insider Block Measures...Back Again At Dangerously High Levels
- February Mutual Fund Flows
- Main Street Confidence: The Critical Market Factor