- 2T ...!!!
miércoles, 29 de abril de 2009
jueves, 23 de abril de 2009
DOW Diario
- PB al rompimiento de la LT que tenia como soporte (roja) y antigua LT que tambien tenia como resistencia (verde).
- Zonas interesantes de antiguas resistencias, las dejaremos como soportes ...!!!
miércoles, 22 de abril de 2009
lunes, 20 de abril de 2009
viernes, 17 de abril de 2009
jueves, 16 de abril de 2009
martes, 14 de abril de 2009
lunes, 13 de abril de 2009
lunes, 6 de abril de 2009
S&P Diario
- De no respetar 62 fib podriamos ir por proyeccion niveles de los 200 emas
- Zona de alta resistencia 62 fib y 100 emas
- 76 fib zona de 3T
- Pendientes cruce de emas y en la correccion muy pendientes de los 21 emas como soporte...!!!
- Atentos DN con referencia de los dos ultimos maximos
DOW Diario
- De no respetar el 62 fib podriamos ir por la proyeccion
- Atentos cruce emas
- 100 emas actuando como resistencia
- Proyeccion a nivel de los 200 emas
- Atentos DN con referencia dos ultimos maximos
viernes, 3 de abril de 2009
jueves, 2 de abril de 2009
SPY Diario
- 62 fib
- Spinning Top....!!! Lo confirmara el cierre de manana...!!!
- Pendientes noticias empleo para manana.
miércoles, 1 de abril de 2009
DOW Mensual
Fuente. Tuttle Asset Management, LLC
1901
- J.P. Morgan forms U.S. Steel after buying Carnegie Steel for $500 million
- King Camp Gillette invents the double edge safety razor
- Hubert Booth invents a compact and modern vacuum cleaner
- The first radio receiver successfully received a radio transmission
- Willis Carrier invents the air conditioner
1903
- Wright brothers conduct first sustained powered flight
1904
- NYC subway opens
1906
- William Kellogg invents cornflakes
1907
- Color photography is invented by Auguste & Louis Lumiere
- Immigration peaks in the U.S. to 9 million in the 1900s; dropped when WWI started
1908
- Henry Ford invents the "Model T which would sell for $700-$900
1910
- Thomas Edison invents the talking motion picture
1911
- Charles Franklin Kettering invents the first automobile electrical ignition system
- Supreme Court orders breakup of private monopoly Standard Oil
1912
- The motorized motion picture camera is invented and replaces hand-cranked cameras
- Titanic sinks taking with it many of Wall Street's elite
1913
- Ford introduces the assembly line
- The Federal Reserve is formed to provide stability to the financial markets
1914
- Panama Canal opens facilitating trade between North and South America
- Archduke Ferdinand assassinated - start of WWI
- (Aug. - Dec.) All of the world markets closed, including the NYSE, because of massive selling to return money to Europe ahead of WWI
1915
- German submarine sinks the British Lusitania and gave U.S. incentive to enter WWI
1917
- U.S. enters WWI
1918
- Russian Czar Nicholas II and his family are killed
- The super-heterodyne radio circuit is invented by Edwin Howard Armstrong which is still used today by every radio and television
1919
- Treaty of Versailles Ends World War I
- Prohibition begins in the United States and is terminated in 1933
1920
- Women given the right to vote
1921
- Extreme inflation in Germany post WWI
1922
- Radio station WEAF owned by AT&T in NYC broadcasts first radio ad
1923
- Garrett A. Morgan invents a traffic signal
1924
- First Olympic Winter Games in France
1925
- The mechanical television is invented by John Logie Baird
- Adolf Hitler publishes Mein Kampf
1926
- Robert H. Goddard invents the liquid fueled rocket
1927
- JWA Morrison invents the first quartz crystal watch
- Technicolor, a method for making color motion pictures, is invented
- Complete electronic TV system is invented by Philo Taylor Farnsworth
1928
- Penicillin is invented by Alexander Fleming to treat infections
1929
- Paul Galvin invents the car radio
- The Great Crash (Oct. 24-29) largely as a function of investors buying stocks on credit which led to banks failing and personal bankruptcies
1930
- An early form of a computer is invented (still analog at the time) known as the "differential analyzer," by Vannevar Bush at MIT
- The jet engine is invented by Frank Whittle and Dr. Hans Von Ohain
- Scotch tape is invented by Richard G. Drew at the 3M Corp.
1931
- Stop action photography is invented by Harold Edgerton
1932-34
- Depression-era securities laws establish the FDIC and SEC; R. Hollingshead builds prototype drive-in movie theater
1933
- Adolf Hitler becomes Chancellor of Germany
1934
- FDR passes legislation creating the Federal Housing Administration which brought stability to the mortgage market by insuring loans
1935
- The radar is patented by Robert Watson-Watt
- John Maynard Keynes suggests new economic theory supporting interventionist government policy
- FDR signs into legislation social security which provides benefits for disability, retirement, and death
- First DC-3 flight
1936
- Bell labs invents the first voice recognition machine
- Hoover Dam completed
- UAW state their first sit-down strikes
1937
- The photocopier is invented by Chester F. Carlson
1938
- The first working turbo prop engine is invented
1939
- First commercial television broadcast
- Igor Sikorsky invents the first helicopter
- Hewlett and Packard headquarter their company in Palo Alto, Ca with the hopes of creating a new technology community
- World War II begins
1940
- Peter Goldmark invents the modern color television
- Karl Pabst invents the Jeep
1941
- The first computer controlled by software is invented by Conrad Zuse
- The U.S. is attacked by Japan at Pearl Harbor - U.S. enters WWII
1942
- Women work at Kaiser’s WWII shipyards surpassing expectations
1944
- Willem Kolff invents the kidney dialysis machine
- D-Day - Western allied nations liberate Europe from Nazi control
- Bretton Woods agreement outlined the rules for global commercial and financial transactions; IMF and World Bank established
- FDR signs the GI Bill of Rights which gave returning war veterans favorable loans and the opportunity to get an education
1945
- The atomic bomb is invented under the code name "Manhattan project" and dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
- Coke becomes a global brand during WWII
1946
- The microwave is invented by Percy Spencer
- Baby Boom begins
- Government creates the Employment Act which seeks “to promote maximum employment, production, and purchasing power”
1947
- Marshall Plan enacted to help European nations recover from WWII
- The Tupperware seal is invented by Earl Silas Tupper
- Transistor invented by 3 Bell Scientists - transistor is the key to all modern electronics because of its small size and low cost to mass produce
1949
- Communist movement in China
1950
- Senator Joseph McCarthy begins communist witch hunt
1952
- First patent for the bar code, hydrogen bomb built by Edward Teller
1953
- Transistor radio invented by Texas Instruments
1954
- McDonalds started by Ray Kroc
1956
- Optic fiber was patented by Basil Hirschowitz, C. Wilbur Peters, and Lawrence E. Curtiss
- Eisenhower creates the interstate system
- First computer hard disk used
1957
- Trend toward globalization - first Japanese car (Toyota) sold in U.S.
- European Economic Community established
1958
- Bank of America launches first credit card
- Eisenhower signs a bill creating NASA
- Modem, integrated circuit, and laser invented
1959
- Fidel Castro becomes dictator of Cuba
- Bowling "boom" sweeps across America and bowling alleys begin to pop up in new suburban areas
- Microchip invented by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce
1961
- Berlin Wall built which divided West Berlin and East Germany
- Kroc buys McDonald’s
1962
- Cuban missile crisis
- Audio cassette invented
- Grand opening of first Wal-Mart
1963
- JFK assassinated; Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech
- Equal Pay Act signed into legislation to address discriminatory practices in the workplace
1964
- BASIC, an early computer language, is invented
- Civil Rights Act enacted
1965
- Compact disk, Astroturf, and Kevlar invented
- U.S. sends troops to Vietnam
- Medicare signed into law by President Johnson to provide health insurance for elders
1966
- Vietnam riots rage across country as radical groups such as the Black Panther Party are formed
- Electronic fuel injection for cars invented
1968
- Computer mouse, first computer with integrated circuits made, and Random Access Memory created
- Martin Luther King Jr. assassinated
- Tet offensive launched by the U.S. and South Vietnam against North Vietnam and the National Liberation Front
- President Johnson’s “Texas-sized” spending spurs domestic inflation
1969
- First version of internet, ATM, and bar code scanner invented
- Neil Armstrong becomes first man on the moon
1970
- Floppy disk invented by Alan Shugart
- Xerox establishes its Palo Alto Research Center
- U.S. begins to run a trade deficit
1971
- Dox-matrix printer invented, LCD, microprocessor by Intel, VCR
- Intel invents the single-chip microprocessor
- Southwest Airlines opens for business
1972
- Terrorist attacks at the Olympic Games in Munich
- Watergate scandal begins and ends with President Nixon's resignation
- Word processor, first video game invented
1973
- Black-Scholes option pricing model introduced
- Fed Ex begins operation
- Gene splicing, Ethernet (local computer network) by Robert Metcalfe and Xerox
- Abortion legalized; U.S. pulls out of Vietnam
- First Oil Shock occurs when OPEC cuts its delivery to nations that supported Israel in its conflict with Syria and Egypt
1974
- Pres. Ford signs the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), establishing the minimum standards for pension benefits
1975
- Microsoft founded by Bill Gates
- Wall Street’s fixed commissions end to allow for competition among brokers (discount brokers flourished)
1977
- MRI invented by Raymond V. Damadian
1978
- California asbestos lawsuits; Second Oil Shock heightens during the Iran hostage crisis
- Toys R Us revives employee stock options and benefits from the Reagan tax cuts in the early 80's
1979
- Cellular phones, Cray supercomputer, walkman, roller blades invented
- Paul Volcker becomes Chairman of Fed
1980
- Gene patenting allowed by Supreme Court
- Government bails out Chrysler from bankruptcy
- Reagan elected President – tax cuts to follow
- Microsoft is called upon to provide the IBM operating system
1981
- MS-DOS invented, first IBM-PC, scanning tunneling microscope
- New plague identified as AIDS
- Reagan fires federal air traffic controllers
1982
- Human growth hormone genetically engineered
1984
- AT&T is broken up because its size prevented competition among telephone service providers
- CD-ROM, Apple Macintosh invented
1985
- Windows invented by Microsoft
1986
- Challenger space shuttle explodes
1987
- Black Monday (Oct. 19) - The DJIA dropped more than 20% as programmed selling was a major reason to blame for the sharp sell-off
1988
- Digital cellular phones, abortion pill, Prozac invented
- Savings and loans crisis peaks (along with the decline in the real estate market, two factors that caused recession of 1990-91)
1989
- High-definition television invented
- Symbolic ending to Cold War with the fall of the Berlin Wall and a modern day victory for free market capitalism
1990
- World Wide Web/Internet protocol and WWW language created
1991
- Operation Desert Storm occurs in an effort to liberate Kuwait from Iraq
- Digital answering machine invented
1993
- World Trade Center bombed by an Islamist terrorist group al-Qaeda
- Pentium processor invented
1994
- HIV protease inhibitor created that reduces the ability of the HIV virus to proliferate
- Mexican peso crisis
1995
- Java computer language, DVD invented
- Oklahoma City bombing
- Netscape goes public
1996
- Web TV invented
1997
- Korean Financial crisis
1998
- Clinton impeached; India & Pakistan Test Nuclear Weapons
- Russian Ruble collapse; the demise of Long Term Capital Management; Asian Tiger Crisis
- Brazil defaults on debt
1999
- The Euro becomes the New European Currency; Fear of Y2K
2000
- NASDAQ "bubble" burst
- Presidential election between Bush and Gore goes to Supreme Court for decision on Florida recount
2001
- WTC destroyed by terrorists linked to al-Qaeda
- Accounting scandals hit corporate America - Enron's Jeffrey Skilling and Kenneth Lay made an example
2002
- U.N. Security Council passes resolution demanding Iraq to disarm
- Another wave of accounting scandals surface: Tyco's Dennis Kozlowski and WorldCom's Bernard Ebbers (these scandals shook investor confidence and contributed to the market downturn in 2001 and 2002)
- WorldCom files for bankruptcy in July marking the largest corporate insolvency ever
- New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer begins to leverage his authority to investigate unethical practices of corporations
- Nanotechnology wearable fabrics invented by Nano-tex LLC; Virtual keyboard invented by Canesta and VKB
2003
- SARS outbreak in Asia
- Iraqi regime under Saddam Hussein falls
- Toyota's hybrid car developed
2004
- Radical Muslim terrorist group destroys Madrid's commuter railway and several trains
2005
- Accounting scandal surfaces against AIG and CEO Hank Greenberg
- Hurricanes Rita and Katrina devastate the Gulf Coast
2006
- Ben Bernanke replaces Alan Greenspan as Federal Reserve Chairman
- Oil prices eclipse $78 a barrel amid conflict between Israel and Lebanon
- Democrats take control of Congress after mid term elections
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