It was another terrible week for the stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a low of 11038 before recovering to end at 11220.
There was news that US Government are working out plans to help mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the plan may come out during the weekend. That news help Fannie Mae to rise 9.66% and Freddie Mac to rise 3.03% during the regular session. However, the aftermarket action suggests that both stocks will be hammered come Monday. Freddie Mac was down 20% aftermarket Fannie Mae was down 21% in aftermarket action.
The financial sector recovered on Friday. The XLF rose 3.62%. The XLF managed to stay above its 50 day moving average for the whole of this week. An incredible feat given that Dow was down 2.7% for the week.
The XLF is now in “Recovery” mode and it has been oscillating between “Bearish” and “Recovery” phase for the past few months. Unless it can overcome the 200 day moving average and moved to “Accumulation” phase, the advantage still goes to the Bears.
There was news that US Government are working out plans to help mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the plan may come out during the weekend. That news help Fannie Mae to rise 9.66% and Freddie Mac to rise 3.03% during the regular session. However, the aftermarket action suggests that both stocks will be hammered come Monday. Freddie Mac was down 20% aftermarket Fannie Mae was down 21% in aftermarket action.
The financial sector recovered on Friday. The XLF rose 3.62%. The XLF managed to stay above its 50 day moving average for the whole of this week. An incredible feat given that Dow was down 2.7% for the week.
The XLF is now in “Recovery” mode and it has been oscillating between “Bearish” and “Recovery” phase for the past few months. Unless it can overcome the 200 day moving average and moved to “Accumulation” phase, the advantage still goes to the Bears.
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