Peter Studemann, head trader and analyst of our company, was right with his assumption that quotes around 14.000 marked the end of a long term bulls market.  In his s appearances as a guest author of the Dow/Nasdaq report by Carley Garner (Alaron.com) he constantly warned investors to be prepared for a drastic downmove of the Dow-Jones. The numbers in the chart mark the dates of his comments.

1. ) Beginning of the End? (2007-10-11)

Peter Studemann, the head trader and analyst for Dow-Trading, a dot com signal provider, agrees that the highs have been set or are near.  He adds that prices over 14200 seem to be a bull trap.  With the market at all time highs the last of the retail investors may be lured into the market for fear of missing the boat, only to catch the painful reversal.  Mr. Studemann warns that at such lofty levels, a sharp down-move could be as much as 1,000 points given the market’s seemingly unrealistic view of the underlying fundamentals.

2) Equities Struggle to Hold Gains (2008-3-28)

Peter Studemann, the head trader and analyst at for dow-trading, a dot com trading service, believes that the Dow will likely trade within a range between 12,500 and 11,700.   However, he expects that any break from this range will be on the downside due to negative fundamentals in the financial sectors.  In fact, he believed that the Dow at 10,600 is a real possibility.

3.) Stocks Shrug off Weak Jobs Data (2008-4-4)

Peter Studeman, the head trader and analyst for dow-trading a dot com signal provider, believes that the Dow is simply near the top of its trading range and will soon find a top.  His projection of the support at the bottom of the trading range is 11,700.  He points out that the market has gained approximately 1,000 points in the last two weeks and over 300 points in the last few days and the rally may have over extended itself. 

4.) Bull Trap? (2008-4-30)

The team at dow-trading, an online trade signal provider, has a very different outlook on the economy and the market.  They are looking at the recent rally as a great opportunity to get short the market either by selling futures or selling calls.

5.) Stocks Battered...Again (2008-6-11)

The trading and analyst team of dow-trading, a dot com signal provider, successfully predicted the move lower from the 13,000 area and is looking for prices to reach 11,700 in the near future. They belive that high commodity prices, namely crude oil, will be to much for the U.S. economy to withstand.