Monday, September 22, 2008

Market 2.0

So far we are 1 ½ hours into Market 2.0 and the picture looks like a throwback to earlier in the year. Gold, oil and commodities in general are in the green and almost every other sector is in the red, with financials, airlines, and real estate logging the largest losses.

The chart below, courtesy of StockCharts.com, details U.S. sector performance through 11:00 a.m. EDT. If the sector performance looks familiar, it could be that the trends bear a strong resemblance to those I recorded back on January 1st in Sector Clues in First Hour of 2008?

Posted by Bill Luby at 8:11 AM

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