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Higher Purchasing Managers index, decelerating weakness in construction spending, and loss of jobs marks stability and fun fundamentals for rally dollar and stocks
Jeff Cantor
Mar. 30, 2008

The glom and doom that swept across US in the last six months saw the climax in March 2008. It probably was local bottom for US Dollar, US stocks and US real estate. While Asia and Europe is expected to continue their decline in GDP, US economy is poised to stabilize and them move up sharply in the later part of the year.

Higher Purchasing Managers index, and decelerating weakness in construction spending mark the essence of turn around. Both of these data due this week will show improvement over the last month. The job losses will be restricted to 50,000 level and perhaps surprise many with a slight gain payroll number.

The oil and gold is in a massive bear market right now that can wipe out most of the gains seen in the last 12 months.

The US stock market and US Dollar is ready to rally. The lumber futures look attractive as new homes have started moving again. The homebuilder stocks are moving higher after a three-year slump. By end of the summer, the real estate professionals will have a pleasant surprise – the residential real estate is back on foot again.


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