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Currently, just 14% of stocks in the S&P 500 are trading above their 50-day moving averages.  While this is extremely oversold, the number got down to 8% last August and 11% in January.

Financials and Industrials are the sectors struggling the most.  Each of them have just 2% of stocks trading above their 50-days.  Consumer Discretionary isn't far behind at 5%, however.  The two sectors that look the best at the moment are Health Care and Utilities.  Health Care has 42% above their 50-days, while the Utilities sector sits at 39%.

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This article has 6 comments:

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    Jul 11 04:23 PM
    The DOW is going under 10,000 in 2009.
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    Jul 11 04:58 PM
    How about below 10,000 in 2008?
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    Jul 12 09:09 AM
    OK, I'll bite. The DOW will go below 10,000 by September.
  •  
    Jul 12 11:27 AM
    This article is very good for investors. Looks as if we should be in utilities, health care, and food stocks. Give us more like this one.
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    Jul 12 06:37 PM
    Learn to buy options. You can make money in all markets and only loose what you put in. Leverage is large.
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    Jul 13 12:51 AM
    Throw a dart. Short the stock. You will win.

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