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The markets collapsed again on Friday even after the Federal Reserve tried to save it with a key bank announcement. Since June 1st, 2011, the stock market is down always 6%. The charts continue to show a drastic down cycle but there may be a bounce next week based on options expiration and technical levels. In addition, it appears the bank stocks like Goldman Sachs and Bank of America have made near term lows. The Dollar soared last week on more worries out of Europe and next week will be mostly dictated by the Dollars action. A lower Dollar and the markets can recover some of their massive losses, a higher Dollar and the markets should continue to be under pressure. Can this selling cause QE3? Probably in 2012. Commodity stocks took the markets down late last week as the Dollar soared. Exxon and Chevron dropping around 2% on Friday. This video covers the technical levels, trade setups, market analysis and more. Watch and enjoy. Take the seven day free trial to the Research Center and Intra Day Stock Chat to get live swing trades, proprietary techniques for analysis and more. Join now and profit with the pros.

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A timely follow-up to the bestselling classic Dividends Don’t Lie

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