| ESU9 For 08/14/2009 |
How To Use |
| Symbol | R1 | R2 | Pivot | S1 | S2 | |
| ESU9 | 1019.83 | 1026.17 | 1008.92 | 1002.58 | 991.67 | |
Fed and Fed Agency Announcements
Consumer Price Index
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8:30 AM ET
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8:30 AM ETIndustrial Production
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9:15 AM ET
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9:15 AM ETS
Consumer Sentiment
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9:55 AM ET
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9:55 AM ETSome good stuff in the offing today, though I doubt it will have the effect of yesterdays early morning roller coaster. The central theme in the market has, and will continue to be, where we are in terms of a recovery in the current recession. I suppose I expect to see, in the coming months, a series of fits and starts. That is, the recession will not suddenly disappear, but some indicators will indicate progress, and some indicators will indicate regression in digging out of the recession hole. Best of trading to all.


