US Market at 24 March 2010


Market at 24 March 2010
DJIA
Open 10887.62 High 10887.84 Low 10825.42 Close 10836.15
NASDAQ
Open 2406.55 High 2408.64 Low 2396.92 Close 2398.76
S&P500
Open 1172.70 High 1173.04 Low 1166.01 Close 1167.72

February Durable Orders released a lower order than last release, while February Durable Orders ex Auto released a higher order than last release.
February New Home Sales released a lower sales than last release.
20 March Crude Inventories released a higher inventories than last release.

24 March 2010 before market open, LEN released their earning report. They released their earning higher than last year earning and better than analyst estimation.

DJIA moved in trading range between support at 10815 and resistance at 10925 then closed at 10836.15.
NASDAQ moved in trading range between support at 2380 and resistance at 2410 then closed at 2398.76.
S&P500 moved in trading range between support at 1165 and resistance at 1175 then closed at 1167.72.

Market at 25 March 2010
DJIA
Support at 10810, if this support break, DJI will move to 10790.
Resistance at 10875, if this resistance break, DJI will move to 10910.
NASDAQ
Support at 2395, if this support break, NASDAQ will move to 2390.
Resistance at 2405, if this resistance break, NASDAQ will move to 2415.
S&P500
Support at 1165, if this support break, S&P500 will move to 1160.
Resistance at 1170, if this resistance break, S&P500 will move to 1175.

Economic Data Release at 25 March 2010.
  • 13 March Continuing Claims and 20 March Initial Claims will be release at 08.30 ET. Analyst estimate a better release than last release.
Earning Report
24 March 2010 after market closed, PAYX released their earning report. They released their earning better than analyst estimation but lower than last year release.
25 March 2010 before market open, BBY will release their earning report. Analyst estimate their earning release is higher than last year release.

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