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Investors are growing increasingly fearful of the market and direction of the economy, possibly setting up a selling climax for Friday/Monday.

Dual problems haunt global equity markets - Euro-zone sovereign debt issues and slowing economies here and abroad. Uncertainty = high risk

A resolution of the Euro-zone debt crisis stands to spark a big rally in global securities. US markets need help from the economic indicators, i.e. - no recession...

Investors are probing for a comfort level in stocks, but this means more volatility ahead for stocks. Stocks may see a short term rebound as investors shop for value buys.

Economic indicators suggest economy is weakening. Big crunch at open setting stage for test of last week's lows and a buying opportunity in a month, six weeks.

What is really needed here is for a slipping economy to stop slipping and start to gain traction, catching the Street by surprise.

Easy does it! Uncertainty in the market may continue to dominate European news this week, while U.S. economic news will be key to a recovery or recession.

A double bottom here is a little "too pat." I think the market needsto do more work before a meaningful recovery. Drop below DJIA 10,000 still possible.

Look for a 200-point pop in the DJIA this morning. The Street is hedging bets that the Fed and administration will take action soon to reverse the slump.

This double bottom has a chance, but a lot is riding on news out of Jackson Hole later this week from Fed Chair Bernanke about actions to stimulate the economy.

Technical rally possible today prompted by reassurance out of Europe. Fear frenzy suggests "buy" not far off - odds favor DJIA below 10,000 Sept./Oct.

Market on verge of 1,000-point move in either direction. End to this bear run within six weeks of reversing. Big money may make it happen sooner.

Selling by computers responding to break below S&P 500's 1120 support likely, however a brief but sharp technical rally should develop - Astute traders buy only.

A host of new negatives (Fed notwithstanding) are combining to trigger a downside breakout from the Aug. 9 consolidation with an initial target of Dow 9,680.

Two Month Trading Range due for breakout, Heavy volume needed for big move up. Downside breakout could reach DJIA: 9,460 - 9,680 (S&P 500: 1020 - 1030)

The market is responding to news that the government won't shut down, and is also hoping for a euro-zone debt crisis solution. Lower prices for stocks is likely.

Investors may expect a bounce today, but anticipating a market bottom is premature. There is more downside as the market seeks comfort level that discounts uncertainties.

Bulls have their backs to the Wall and need some big buying to prevent downside breakout of a two-month trading range and potential rout.

Market up at open thanks to Jobless Claims. Market can't afford more rally failures. Bulls must drive DJIA above 11,600 (S&P 500: 1220) to gain control.