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Testing Support
November 9, 2011 Leave a comment
Big (3%+) sell off today off the continued dithering in Europe-adding Italian dithering to Greek dithering.
We’re getting near the top of the late summer/early fall trading range and near to the 50 dma on the major U.S. indices. I think these levels will prove to be good support, assuming the EU doesn’t disintegrate. (Earnings season is out of the way.)
What to do? Add to your best growth and dividend positions when they begin to bounce off important support. Use stops under the recent lows where you can.
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