Dow 30 Market Timing
By Kenneth Coleman

There are four new players in the Dow 30. They are Home Depot, Intel, Microsoft, & SBC Communications. For the first time in the Dow's history we now have two NASDAQ stocks. The Dow is continuing its move away from an industrial average toward a high tech & financial average. When you combine the weighted market cap of Microsoft & General Electric, the combination equals more than the total of 17 lesser Dow stock market caps. On November 1, Microsoft was up a bit & GE down over 3 points. The Dow was down 26.30 points (as this was written). What you saw on October 28-29 were shorts covering due to the upward bias the Dow would have when the new stocks were added. The NYSE Money Flow Index is still on a sell signal from May. The stocks that were removed from the Dow 30 were Chevron (a 2), Goodyear (5), Sears (5), & Union Carbide (5). [Editor's Note: Ken's comments were made at the beginning of November. His Dow recommendations were made 10/29/99.]

[Editor's note: Ken Coleman is the country's only "Investment Tracker." He tracks all the money flowing into & out of the total investment spectrum of G7 nations. Due to his unprecedented timing predictions using money flow analysis, he, like Larry Oakley, is in Who's Who in the World in Finance & Industry. He is editor of Kenneth Coleman's Investment Tracker newsletter. Call him at 760-720-0107 or call the publisher at 800-380-2891.]

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