Daily Market Reports

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Previous Reports

The Overnight Report: Sluggish

Jul 24 2008

Oil fell another US$4 last night, three Dow stocks “beat the Street”, but the Dow managed only to stagger up 30.


The Overnight Report: Never Leave The Floor Early

Jul 23 2008

The Dow closed up 135 on its late rally last night following news that sent oil falling and financials soaring.


The Overnight Report: No Kicker

Jul 22 2008

B of A beat the Street but failed to ignite the market for a second week as oil bounced. The Dow was down 30 but there were some very poor aftermarket results.


The Overnight Report: Not As Bad As Expected

Jul 19 2008

Oil is out, financials are in. US shares broke a six week losing streak. At least, if you focus on the Dow and forget about technology.


The Overnight Report: The Party Kicks On

Jul 18 2008

The Dow jumped another 207 last night as oil fell another US$5 and JP Morgan played the star.


The Overnight Report: Short Snap-Back

Jul 17 2008

The moratorium on short-selling had its effect last night as traders rushed to cover positions in financials. Oil fell another US$4 and the Dow shot up 276.


The Overnight Report: The Dow Breaks 11,000

Jul 16 2008

The Dow closed down 92 in another volatile session which saw oil fall over US$6.


The Overnight Report: Fizzling Fannie And The Banking Bloodbath

Jul 15 2008

An early rally spurred by Fannie and Freddie failed last night as traders realised the overall implications. Regional banks were crucified. The Dow fell 45.


The Overnight Report: Fannie, Freddie And Fuel

Jul 12 2008

The Dow closed down 128 having been down 250 on rumours surrounding the US mortgage lenders and Israeli jet fighters.


The Overnight Report: What A Mess

Jul 11 2008

The Dow rose 81 points in other volatile session as oil spiked suddenly and financials stared death in the face.