Sector Exchange

Published: January 07, 2008 | 1:02 PM

Jim had planned on discussing his overall outlook for 2008 in this episode, but market action has dictated a different course.  Listen in as he discusses the building pressures in the market today and why the long-term stock market uptrend that has been in place since early 2003 is now at risk.

Sector Exchange

Published: January 14, 2008 | 11:31 AM

Listen in to another session of Sector Exchange with Jim Farrish.  In this informative episode, Jim discusses healthcare and other defensive sectors, as well as how to find your way through a difficult market like today's. Check it out to learn which sectors of the market look most attractive and which ones should be avoided.

Sector Exchange

Published: January 21, 2008 | 11:48 PM

With markets in a tailspin, listen in to find out which sectors to avoid, and which ones to keep an eye on for buying opportunities when it's time to jump back.  Another fast-paced episode of Sector Exchange awaits!

Mid-Week Reality Check: Bond Craziness

Published: February 06, 2008 | 6:52 PM

Listen in to greenfaucet's newest podcast, with the high profile Senior Market Strategist from Delta Global Advisors, Michael Pento. This week, the host talks about bond yields and questions whether they signal the all-clear on inflation. He also just wrote a similar article discussing seven reasons bonds are wrong about inflation-- check it out!

Sector Exchange: Market Implodes

Published: June 09, 2008 | 11:16 AM

Market implodes on Friday leaving investors with plenty of questions. Uncertainty as you know does not settle well with investors. Friday’s activity created plenty of uncertainty leading to the downfall. When you get a job report like that it raises questions regardless of the facts. Throw in spiking oil, a falling dollar and rising gold prices and you have the making of major sell off.

Sector Exchange: Providing Perspective on the Current Trend

Published: June 23, 2008 | 9:59 AM

Bears are in control as the market stumbles. The Dow is testing the March lows and the S&P 500 broke support. The leadership is coming from materials and energy, which isn’t enough to take this market higher. Losing sectors outnumber the leaders, resulting in a shift in the broad market trend. Jim covers the leaders, losers, and laggards--providing perspective on the current trend. You don’t want to miss this week's episode.

Sector Exchange: Stocks Sell-Off

Published: September 08, 2008 | 10:11 AM

This week's discussion centers around the sell-off in stocks. What does this mean technically and fundamentally for the major indexes? What impact has it had on the various sectors? Find out here. Jim also spends time focusing on the economy and assessing the data going forward. Listen in as Jim provide his expert insight on money and markets here on Sector Exchange.

Sector Exchange: Volatility Picks up in the Market

Published: September 15, 2008 | 9:08 AM

Volatility picks up this week as the market tests July lows. Good news is we held support, but leaves plenty of question marks to ponder. Jim discusses the outlook financials, energy and the economy on this week’s podcast. Invest twenty minutes to gain perspective on the sector rotation currently in play.

Sector Exchange: Third Quarter Ends With A Bang!

Published: October 06, 2008 | 2:24 PM

The question is recession or bailout a stimulus? Jim will look at what lies ahead based on what is currently happening in the economy, on Wall Street, Main Street and in Washington. He also reviews the sector trends currently in place. You don’t want to miss this week’s podcast.

Sector Exchange: Stealth Rally

Published: November 03, 2008 | 10:02 AM

In this episode of Sector Exchange, Jim reviews last week's stealth rally and where we are going this week. Does Jim think the rally have legs? Find out here in this informative episode.

Sector Exchange: Assessing Market Direction

Published: November 10, 2008 | 5:45 PM

Join Jim for an overview of the markets as we move forward into the seasonably favorable period. Does Jim think that volatility will subside? Find out his interesting perspectives in this exclusive segment.

Sector Exchange: Building a Disciplined Strategy

Published: November 17, 2008 | 10:37 AM

Since the November 4th high we have retraced 10-15% on most indexes. Have you held your short term positions too long? Do you have a strategy for investing your money in this volatile market? Jim takes a break from his normal format and covers six simple steps for building a discipline trading strategy. He reviews the moves in the sectors this week applying strategies that will help you take advantage of the current market.

Podcast: Next Week on Wall Street

Published: August 01, 2011 | 1:01 PM

This week investor fear rose as they watched our political leaders of the richest country in the history of the world debate the issue of borrowing another couple trillion dollars to meet our debt obligations. Why is this happening? It’s because as a country we haven’t figured out how to live within our means. Investors shouldn’t follow their lead but to learn what to do tune into Next Week on Wall Street.  

Markets Stage a Mini-Crash

Published: August 06, 2011 | 12:05 AM

This week Jerry discusses the mini crash in the market that happened on Thursday.  Stocks are technically broken, but that doesn’t mean that we can’t rally first.  The Fed makes an announcement on Tuesday and more Quantitative Easing may be in the cards or the market could be disappointed once again.  Earnings has taken a back seat to news out of Italy.  Find out more “Next Week on Wall Street.

A Record Week for Wall Street

Published: August 15, 2011 | 8:12 AM

Last week a discomfiting record was set on Wall Street as the market oscillated up and down more than 400 points four days in a row.  The whipsaw market action shattered investor confidence, sending waves of sell orders to the floor of the exchanges.  The economic numbers were mixed, but contagion fears are growing in Europe.  The final numbers on the week weren’t that bad had you missed the daily action.  There are some signs of hope.  Find out more Next Week on Wall Street.

The Stock Market is Broken

Published: August 21, 2011 | 9:25 PM

Stocks completed their second worst four week period since 1950!  The 700 point rally from the lows last week is now a memory.  Markets are retesting their lows and should they not hold another five to nine percent correction may be coming.  Investors would be wise to take precautions in this environment as we move into what is traditionally the worst month for market performance – September.  Learn more by tuning into Next Week on Wall Street.

Pressing Up Against Resistance

Published: August 30, 2011 | 9:58 AM

Markets had their first up week after four consecutive weeks of lower finishes.  The Fed put any new action on hold but left the door open to make an announcement after the next meeting in September.  The economic reports continue to show deterioration and nothing has been resolved in Europe.  The charts show clear support and resistance levels to indicate when investors should take action.  Get more on Next Week on Wall Street.

Markets Bounce From Bear Market Territory

Published: October 10, 2011 | 9:18 AM

This week the market fell into Bear Market Territory as they were at one point down more than 20% from their April peak.   Markets reversed course to finish higher for the week, but still weak none the less.  Economic reports are coming in better than expected but not anywhere near levels to create a sustained market rally.  Europe is talking about several plans to bail  out the banks and Greece.  We can only hope that third quarter earnings gives stocks the boost they need to stem the decline soon.  Find out more “Next Week on Wall Street.”

Timing is Everything

Published: October 17, 2011 | 8:28 AM

This week Jerry discusses the rapidly rising, low volume rally that the market has gone through in the last nine trading days.  Economic reports continue to be mixed and news out of Europe are more positive, but the details are noticeably missing.  Tech earnings have been nothing less than spectacular, but most of the earnings news is yet to come.  The major indices are right at resistance but seem poised to break out.  Find out more Next Week on Wall Street.

Europe Still Holding Court

Published: October 24, 2011 | 9:12 AM

This week Jerry discusses the back and forth action for stocks.  The world is distracted by the events in Europe to bail out their banks.  Corporate earnings and economic news is mixed.  This could be a case of “buy on the rumor and sell on the news.”  Markets are up against resistance and are at a crossroads.  Everyone is hoping for a year end rally, the market generally does not accommodate the masses.  We’ll know more Next Week on Wall Street.

Slusiewicz Podcast: Markets In Trouble

Published: November 25, 2011 | 10:15 AM

The major market indices have broken decisively to the downside and support appears to be lower still.  The reasons for the poor market performance are many.  Stocks have been down six days in a row and 7 of the last 8 trading days.  Is the worst over?  Find out more Next Week on Wall Street.  

Winds of Change

Published: December 05, 2011 | 10:47 AM

 This week markets staged a powerful rally from its oversold condition on news that the US Federal Reserve Bank is willing to be the lender of last resort to the European community.  All the details are not worked out, but for the time being any default is once again tabled at least until a later date.  This opens the door for a year end rally and many sectors are benefiting from this potential.  Find out more Next Week on Wall Street.

Markets Against Resistance

Published: December 12, 2011 | 10:39 AM

This week Jerry discusses the strong valuation of the US markets and the seasonal positive factors that are pressed against the negative winds from Europe and some other potentially difficult technical resistance patterns.  Jerry discusses the value of protection and the use of exit strategies in this environment as we hope for a strong finish to the year.  Find out more – Next Week on Wall Street. 

Waiting on Santa

Published: December 19, 2011 | 10:51 AM

This week Jerry lays out three scenarios for a yearend rally in stocks to occur.  In addition he covers some of the pitfalls which could derail this attempt.  Also discussed is the severe breakdown in gold and silver prices this week and the longer term implications for precious metals going forward.  Find out more on Next Week on Wall Street.   

The Holiday Rally

Published: December 23, 2011 | 10:52 AM

2011 Review – 2012 Preview

Published: January 03, 2012 | 12:24 PM

This week Jerry reviews the major events of 2011 and gives his forecast for 2012.  This one may surprise you!  Find out more Next Week on Wall Street.

Starting Off Strong

Published: January 09, 2012 | 6:07 AM

The Beat Goes On

Published: January 23, 2012 | 10:13 AM

This week Jerry discusses the earnings season which goes into full bore next week.  Investors are focused on the stocks that beat expectations and seem to be giving a pass to those that miss.  All eyes will be on the speakers next week as The State of the Union is Tuesday.  The Fed announces on Wednesday with Bernanke chiming in after.  International investment leaders are meeting in Davos, Switzerland to discuss all that ails the financial world as well next week.  Plenty of action for this slightly overbought market which seems to be gaining steam every week.  A short term pullback would be healthy to allow for an even longer term run up in stock prices.  

* Jerry Slusiewicz is a Financial Advisor in Orange County California.  Recommendations given may not be suitable for everyone.  Check with your advisor before making any investments.

 

Time for Protection

Published: January 30, 2012 | 1:11 PM

This week Jerry discusses the markets great performance since October and the fact that this has been the best January in 25 years. Rather than popping champagne Jerry gives several reasons to be cautious in the coming weeks.  He also discusses the Fed’s game changing announcement from Wednesday and how that will affect gold prices going forward.  Finally he reviews all the top economic and earnings news coming- Next Week on Wall Street.