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- Credit Worries Continue
Market Summary
Volatility in the markets remained high as the bears dominated the momentum
early in the week. It is becoming extremely difficult to escape the news about
the deteriorating environment of mortgage and corporate lending sectors. This
became obvious last week as Countrywide
Financial Corp. (NYSE:CFC), one of the
nations largest mortgage lenders, announced that the company was tapping into
its $11.5 billion line of credit to help improve liquidity. The news caused
worry among investors about the stability of the economic environment and has
sent the majority of the indexes below the long-term support of their
respective 200-day moving averages.
Friday's cut in the
discount rate may help alleviate some of the pressure in the short term, but
only time will tell what kind of damage the credit problem will do to the
markets. For now, the drop toward the long-term support levels is suggesting
that the bulls have a lot of work ahead of them in order to prevent a long-term
shift downward.
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Happy Trading,
Casey Murphy,
Senior Analyst, ChartAdvisor
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