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By Adam Sarhan, Contributor, SarhanCapital.com Market Looks Toppy and A Closer Look At The Dow The market is getting weaker, not stronger. We are continuing to see more and more deterioration occurring as the major indices look toppy up here. The tape continues to break down. The bull market is over 6.5 years old and…
No one will win the election tonight but many will lose! Tonight is about whittling the numbers down! We have a message for all the candidates. This debate is not about Donald Trump. It is about the best ideas for the country sold to the country by the best salesman and marketer of themselves. Just…
While major indices continue to disappoint on the upside and downside: Cable companies are breaking down and breaking down badly. This also includes the many media companies that have already been in bear markets like CBS and VIAB. Recession-resistant, defensive companies are now showing up all over our screens. Food, drugs, beverages, tobacco and household…
