Non-farm Payrolls were up 114,000 with the Unemployment Rate down to 7.8% from 8.1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded up to 13,661.87 above the September 14 QE3 reaction high which was

Initial Jobless Claims rose more than expected to 382,000 well above the 350,000 recessionary threshold. The Producer Price Index rose to 1.7% in August boosted by energy costs. Core PPI was up

The Dow Jones Industrial Average opened higher, traded down to 13,121.65 then up to 13,176.17. The NASDAQ opened higher, traded down to 3069.05 then up to 3085.81. Asian stocks were mixed on

Consumer credit expanded by $21.36 billion in March, more than twice of the amount that was expected and at the fastest rate since late 2001. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded down to

The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined to 12,710.56 staying below its 50-day simple moving average at 12,985. If this trend continues it will confirm that the Dow peaked at its 52-week high at

Existing Home Sales fell 0.9% in February to an annual rate of 4.59 million homes, weaker than expectations. The Dow Jones Industrial Average traded between 13,158.11 and 13,190.02 in the opening