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Green Book July 2006

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Attractive Groups Based On Group Insider Scores

During the last few months, we have been looking at the Insider Selling and Buying among various broad sectors and have also recently been presenting those specific equity industry groups that currently have the best scores based on the insider patterns of selling and buying.

Health Care's Top 20 Stocks

Highlight on the Health Care sector: Relative Valuations, Top Twenty Components, P/E Ratios, PSR, and Gross Profit Margins.

Inflation Watch

CPI still expected to decelerate over the next four months as current readings get compared to above average readings a year ago.  The final three months of the year, however, could be another story.

Market Leaders Examined...The First Shall Become The Last

Stocks that had performed the best over the previous 11 month period got punished the worst in the declining market.

Mutual Fund Flow…..Cracks Forming In Public Confidence

Both domestic and foreign markets have seen confidence crushing declines, causing many investors to pull cash from equity holdings and perhaps direct that cash into safer havens.

New Select Industries Group Position– Life Science Tools & Services

New group holding established in Life Sciences Tools & Services, a relatively new S&P group that provides products and services to the Pharmaceutical and Biotech industries.

Q2 Market Action

For the first time since the market low in March 2003, many investors got a chance to remember what a good old fashioned correction felt like.

Show Me The Cash

Which S&P sectors have the most cash, and how may it be put to use?

The VIX: Another View On Buy Signals

There does appear to be some validity to using relative highs on the VIX as short term Buy indicators.

View From The North Country

Half time update. Leuthold looks back at December 2005 predictions. Additional comments on Inflation, Corporate Earnings, The Dollar, Oil Prices, Gold, and Federal Budget Deficit.

What Does Market Sentiment Look Like?

The month’s “Of Special Interest” examines Attitudinal portion of the Major Trend to assess whether the market hit an important bottom during May to June market decline.

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