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Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Correction Statistics and Profits Booked

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How many of you took profits as the market rallied so you could put them to use in the correction?

I just booked a $501 gain on 100 shares of Agilent I bought for my newsletter portfolio on August 15, 2007. A $16% gain in just over a month! Booyah!

Correction Statistics for 09/19/07

S&P500

  • Last Market High 07/16/07 at 1,555.90
  • Last Market low 08/16/07 at 1,370.69
  • Current S&P500 Price 1,536.33
  • Decline in Pts 19.57
  • Decline in % 1.3%
  • Max Decline 11.9%
  • This means the correction from high to low has been 11.9% and we are currently 1.3% off the peak.
  • The decline off the high on a closing basis has been 9.4%
  • More S&P 500 Charts

DJIA

  • Last Market High 07/17/07 at 14,021.95
  • Last Market Low 08/16/07 at 12,517.94
  • Current DJIA Price 13,853.27
  • Decline in Pts 168.68
  • Decline in % 1.2%
  • Max Decline 10.7%
  • This means the correction from high to low has been 10.7% and we are currently 1.2% off the peak.
  • The decline off the high on a closing basis has been 8.1%
  • More DJIA Charts

Subscribe now and you too can take advantage of market volatility to make extra return.

Click this graph to see the S&P500 bottomed at 1370!

See my article "Using Asset Allocation to make money in a Flat Market" to get a better understanding how I do this.

Sometimes I wish we had this much market volatility every month! 8^)

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