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Jan 05 1994

Major Trend Index Remains Neutral

  • Jan 5, 1994

The U.S. stock market environment seems to be pretty much a continuation of the 1993 frolics, big new supply and continued institutional buying as professionals invest new cash flow from individual investors who don't know that Wall Street can be a two way street.

Jan 05 1994

Scanning the Markets

  • Jan 5, 1994

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by 1993's performance.

Dec 05 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • Dec 5, 1993

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by November's performance.

Nov 03 1993

Slight Deterioration, But Major Trend Index Still Positive

  • Nov 3, 1993

As of October 29 the Major Trend had deteriorated to a level of 1.10. Despite this small deterioration, the Major Trend remains in positive ground, so both models will continue to maintain their more aggressive equity exposure.

Nov 03 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • Nov 3, 1993

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by year to date performance.

Oct 05 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • Oct 5, 1993

September was hardly a run away on the upside, but considering the month of September has been the stock market's poorest performing month (last 40 years), we can't complain.

Aug 05 1993

Yawn

  • Aug 5, 1993

As noted last issue, July had been proclaimed the most boring month by The Boring Institute. As far as the stock market was concerned, I had thought June deserved this distinction. Now I'm not so sure.

Aug 05 1993

Bond Market Summary

  • Aug 5, 1993

Long treasuries moved higher during the first half of July buoyed by favorable June inflation numbers and generally weak economic signals. However, most bond prices did an about face in the middle of the month.

Jul 05 1993

Bored and Still Cautious

  • Jul 5, 1993

July has been proclaimed the most boring month by The Boring Institute. From a stock market standpoint, I think June should have been so designated.

Jul 05 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • Jul 5, 1993

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by 2nd Quarter performance.

Jun 05 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • Jun 5, 1993

A performance rundown for The Leuthold Group's equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by 1993 performance to date. It was a wild month for some sectors.

May 05 1993

Scanning the Markets

  • May 5, 1993

A performance rundown for Leuthold equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by 1993 performance to date.

Nov 05 1992

Scanning the Markets

  • Nov 5, 1992

A performance rundown for Leuthold equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by October performance.

Sep 05 1992

Major Trend Index Remains “Negative”

  • Sep 5, 1992

The market averages have not gone down much since this work shifted to negative status, but a lot of stocks have.

Aug 05 1992

Scanning the Markets

  • Aug 5, 1992

A performance rundown for Leuthold equity market sectors (and other measures) ranked by July performance.

Jul 05 1992

Major Trend Index Remains “Negative”

  • Jul 5, 1992

With the Major Trend Index still negative, we remain cowards as far as the U.S. equity market is concerned. It probably takes a brave (or foolish) investor to aggressively buy stocks at current valuation levels with the economic expansion now in doubt.

Jul 05 1992

Scanning the Markets

  • Jul 5, 1992

The DJIA managed to score a 2.6% gain in the second quarter and the S&P 500 edged up 1.1%. But for most managers, it was tough sledding, especially for the heroes of 1992.

Jul 05 1992

Bond Market Summary

  • Jul 5, 1992

June was a rather steady dull month in the bond market but there was a pre-4th of July explosion on the upside as bond market grave dancers cheered the stunning jump in unemployment.  

Oct 05 1991

Major Trend Index Remains Bullish

  • Oct 5, 1991

September was a dull narrowly mixed month (best sector +6%, worst sector -6%). But as a whole, the third quarter of 1991 was not bad.

Sep 05 1991

August: A Dull Month (Except for Four Days)

  • Sep 5, 1991

If you had been vacationing on an island with no communication during the last two weeks of August, you’d think from the month to month statistics that August 1991 was a big late summer yawn.