Will Lehman Truth Come Out? Dave's Daily

The Lehman Brothers investigation may bring more scandal and possible criminal charges. This edition of Dave's Daily also looks at the "four horsemen" -- Apple, Amazon, Google and RIM.
By Dave Fry ,

Dave's Daily

By Dave Fry, founder and publisher of

ETF Digest

and author of the best-selling book

Create Your Own ETF Hedge Fund.

March 12, 2010

LEHMAN:  WILL THE TRUTH COME OUT?

Scandal and criminal charges may result with the investigation into Lehman Bros. collapse.  All manner of assertions are being made including that Lehman knowingly cooked the books to more

extreme allegations

that Geithner was knowledgeable about the company's true condition.   Hearings are beginning as the newly released examiner's report by Anton Valukas is evaluated.

Friday ended the week with mixed performance and conflicting economic data.  Retail Sales were stronger than expected but Consumer Confidence was weaker.  Put those two together and you've got consumers looking for comfort by shopping.

Volume continues on the light side and breadth was mixed to flat per the WSJ.

Continue to Major U.S. Markets

Continue to Major U.S. Market Sectors, Stocks & Bonds

Continue to Currency & Commodity Markets

Continue to Overseas & Emerging Markets

Continue to Concluding Remarks

Many market sectors are up against serious resistance while others are breaking-out.  This may be good since everything has been moving in the same direction for a long time.  In other words, being in the right sector will become important again versus just being in any sector.

Next week we'll get plenty of economic data in addition to another FOMC meeting per Briefing.com below:

We did an important quarterly update podcast with Business Monitor International (London)

here

.  We discussed their near-term forecast for global markets with emphasis on BRICs, commodities, currency and major markets.  They're a smart bunch and we benefit greatly by our discussions with them. 

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Dave Fry is founder and publisher of

ETF Digest

, Dave's Daily blog and the best-selling book author of

Create Your Own ETF Hedge Fund, A DIY Strategy for Private Wealth Management

, published by Wiley Finance in 2008. A detailed bio is here:

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