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This morning. U.S. equity markets confirmed an uptrend on November 23rd. The SPX subsequently gained +6.08% and progressed to a 1494.81 5-year high (the all-time high was 1526.75 on September 28, 2007). The DJ Transportation index is at an all-time high. The DJI is -0.84% below its 13,895.63 all-time high, set on September 28, 2007. Today, U.S. futures are moderately lower, following on a disappointing AAPL 4Q2012 earnings report. Asian markets closed mixed with a rebound in Tokyo, but greater weakness in Shanghai. European equity markets are modestly mixed.
Technical indicators are generally positive. The SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite are well above their 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. Other indicators suggest that most indexes are near risk/exhaustion levels.
This morning's economic reporting includes the latest weeks' initial and continuing jobless claims, which were better than survey.
U.S. Treasury yields are lower, with the 10-year at 1.822%, compared to 1.824% the prior day. U.S. repo rates are at 7 bps, down from 8 bps the prior day. Spanish and Italian 10-year debt yields are at 5.02% and 5.07%, respectively. The U.S. dollar is weaker. U.S. options markets have returned to neutral. The CBOE skew rose +1.55% to 126.73, from 124.79 the prior day. Commodities prices are mixed.
In pre-market futures trading, March SPX equity futures are modestly higher, and near the bottom of the 1486-1489 range. After a fair value adjustment of -2.04 points, SPX equity futures are at 1488.00, down -1.46 points. The SPX opens at 1494.81, +2.84%, +4.73%, +4.03%, and +5.68% above its respective 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. On December 18th, the 20-day moving average crossed above its 50-day moving average and on December 20th crossed above the 100-day moving average. The 50-day moving average crossed above its 100-day moving average on August 17th.
In 2013, the SPX is up +4.81%. The SPX is -2.09% off its September 28, 2007 all-time high. The SPX is +39.1% above the 1074.77 October 4, 2011, intraday low. The SPX closed up +13.4% in 2012. Next resistance is at 1497.33. First support is at 1491.10.
This year, the BKX is up +4.78%, outperforming the SPX. Last year, financial stocks outperformed the broader market, as the BKX closed up +30.2%, compared to the +13.4% SPX gain. Last week, the BKX rose +0.56%, compared to -0.47% the prior week. In December, the BKX closed up +5.60%. In November, the BKX closed down -2.10%, following losses of -5.85% and -1.08% in October and September, respectively.
Wednesday. On lower volume, U.S. equity markets closed modestly higher, with the SPX at a 5-year and TRAN at new all-time highs. Futures were modestly lower, and markets eased in early trading, but reversed higher at mid-session and closed at near their session highs. The DJI rose +0.49%, followed by the SPX and Nasdaq, which rose +0.15% and +0.33%, respectively. The NSYE composite fell -0.05%. Market breadth was negative, and up volume lagged down volume. SPX market segments closed mixed. Leaders were technology, consumer services, and telecommunications, which rose at least +0.16%. Financials closed -0.05% lower. Laggards were oil and gas, consumer goods, and basic materials, which closed at least -0.35% lower. NYSE volume fell -8.63% to 638.69 million shares, 0.91x the 20-day moving average.
Trading desks reported continued consolidation, a "grind" higher, suggesting greater resistance as new highs are struck. The buy is biased toward "beta and cyclical" banks, technology, industrials, and basic materials. Sentiment is mixed, as investors cite improving fundamentals, but concern that markets have moved too quickly in the past 7 weeks. From its 1485.98 prior close, the SPX moved lower in the first hour to its 1481.16 intraday low, but reversed higher by mid-session and closed at 1492.51, its session high and another post-2007 high. Market volatility opened high, but fell through the session. From 12.46 at the prior close, the VIX opened at 13.25, but closed at 12.43, down -0.24%. The VIX was last at these levels in February 2007. The all-time closing low was 11.26, set June 30, 1993.
On +8.80% higher volume, the DJ Transports rose +0.04%, compared to the DJI's +0.49% gain. The index traded narrowly around 5,760 through the session. The index closed at 5,759.59, another all-time closing high, but the DJI remains -0.82% below its all-time high. The index closed +4.42%, +9.20%, +11.6%, and +12.0% above its respective 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages.
Technical factors improved. SPX relative strength (RSI) rose to 71.13, from 69.06 the prior day, and moving into an overbought range. The CBOE put/call skew rose +1.55% to 126.73, from 124.79 the prior day. U.S. Treasury bond prices were little changed.
This week, the SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite are up +0.44%, +0.46%, +0.27%, and +0.46%, respectively. Last week, the SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite closed up +0.95%, +1.20%, +0.29%, and +0.89%, respectively. The prior week, the SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite closed up +0.00%, +0.13%, +0.77%, and +0.55%, respectively. In January and this year, the SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite are up +4.19%, +4.16%, +3.82%, and +4.29%, respectively. In December, the NYSE composite lead with a gain of +0.67%, followed by the DJI and SPX, with respective losses of -0.67%, -0.97%, and -1.66%, respectively. In November, the Nasdaq, NYSE composite, and SPX closed up +1.11%, +0.28%, and +0.47%, while the DJI closed down -2.10%. In October, the SPX, DJI, Nasdaq, and NYSE composite closed off -1.98%, -2.54%, -4.46%, and -0.36%, respectively. In September, the SPX and DJI indexes closed +2.42% and +2.65% higher, respectively, while the Nasdaq and NYSE composite rose +1.61% and +2.95%, respectively. All the major equity indexes also closed higher in August, July, and June. All closed at least +5.91% higher in 2012.
Immediate SPX support is 1481 (the 5-day moving average), then 1474 (the 10-day moving average). Resistance is 1495.
Distribution day count. Since the uptrend confirmation on November 23rd, the Nasdaq, NYSE composite, and S&P 500 have distribution counts of 4, 3, and 3, respectively.
In Asia, equity markets closed mixed, with a rebound in Tokyo, but weakness in Shanghai. In Tokyo, the NKY closed up +1.11% on a +6.24% volume increase. In Hong Kong, the HSI fell -0.15% on a -7.03% volume decrease. In Shanghai, the SHCOMP fell -0.79% on a +36.3% volume increase. The NKY, HSI, and SHCOMP closed above their respective 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages.
Commentary again focused on Chinese HSBC flash PMI (2-year highs) and the Japanese yen, which has continued to weaken.
This week, the NKY is down -2.68%, the HSI is down -0.01%, and SHCOMP is down -0.62%. Last week, the NKY closed up +1.03%. The HSI closed +1.45% higher. The SHCOMP closed up +3.30%. In December, the NKY ended up +10.1%, the HSI +2.84%, and the SHCOMP +14.6%. In November, the NKY closed up +5.80%, while the HSI and SHCOMP closed +0.73% higher and -4.12% lower, respectively. In 2013, the NKY is up +2.17%. The HSI is up +4.16%. The SHCOMP is up +1.47%. In 2012, the NKY rose +1.37%. The HSI rose +22.9%. The SHCOMP rose +3.17%.
In Japan, the NKY closed at 10,620.87, up from 10,486.99 at Wednesday's close. The index opened at 10,450 and traded narrowly through the morning session. In early afternoon, the index rallied to 10,634.74, then eased back to 10,550 in the final hour before rallying again into the close. The NKY closed +1.18%, +8.71%, +13.7%, and 16.1% above its respective 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. Most market segments closed higher. Leaders were health care, financials and basic materials, which rose at least +1.45%. Laggards were oil and gas and technology, which rose at least +0.32%, and utilities, which fell -0.97%.
In China, the Hang Seng closed at 23,598.90, down from 23,635.10 at the prior close. The index opened at 23,580, but reversed higher by mid-morning to a 23,688.79 intraday high. The index couldn't hold, and reversed lower by mid-session and traded narrowly around 23,600 through the close. The index closed +1.55% and +5.03% above its respective 20- and 50-day moving averages. Market segments closed mixed. Leaders were technology, utilities, and consumer services, which rose at least +0.47%. Financials rose +0.22%. Laggards were consumer goods, basic materials, and telecommunications, which fell at least -1.18%.
In Shanghai, the SHCOMP opened flat, but rallied on Chinese PMI news to the 2,362.68 intraday high. The rally quickly faded and the index reversed lower by mid-session and fell to a late session 2,287.61 intraday low before easing higher into the close. The index closed -6.93% below its 2,474.07 March 14th high. The SHCOMP closed +1.32% and +7.57% above its respective 20- and 50-day moving averages. Most market segments closed lower. Leaders were financials, which rose +0.20%, and oil and gas and telecommunications, which fell at least -0.12%. Laggards were basic materials, technology, and consumer services, which fell at least -1.90%.
In Europe, the majorequity indexes are higher. The Euro Stoxx50, FTSE 100, CAC 40 and DAX are up +0.15%, +0.67%, +0.34%, and +0.23%, respectively. All are above their respective 20-, 50-, 100- and 200 day moving averages. The Spanish IBEX 35 is up +0.30%, and the Italian FTSE MIB is up +0.41%.
Commentary focused on U.S. debt developments, and European and Chinese PMI reports.
From its prior 2,708.28 close, the Euro Stoxx 50 opened lower, setting an early 2,692.15 intraday low, but the index rallied and reversed higher by mid-morning. The index eased into the afternoon, but strengthened again. The index currently trades at 2,711.08. Market segments are mixed. Leaders are financials, utilities, and health care, which are up at least +0.50%. Laggards are oil and gas, industrials, and technology, which are down at least -0.06%.
This week, the Euro Stoxx50 and CAC 40 are down -0.17% and -0.34%, respectively, while the FTSE 100 and DAX are up +1.13% and +0.05%, respectively. Last week, the Euro Stoxx50 and DAX fell -0.30% and -0.17%, respectively, while the FTSE 100 and CAC 40 rose +0.54% and +0.96%, respectively. The prior week the Euro Stoxx50 FTSE 100, and CAC 40 rose +0.19%, +1.36%, and +0.34%, respectively, while the DAX fell -1.17%. In December, the Euro Stoxx50, FTSE 100, CAC 40, and DAX ended up +2.86, +1.45%, +3.73%, and +2.00%, respectively. In November, the Euro Stoxx50, FTSE 100, CAC 40, and DAX closed up +2.86%, +1.45%, +3.73%, and +2.00%, respectively. In 2013, the Euro Stoxx50, FTSE 100, CAC 40, and DAX are up +2.92%, +4.88%, +2.43%, and +1.34%, respectively. In 2012, the indexes closed up +13.8%, +5.84%, +15.2%, and +29.1%, respectively.
Libor, LOIS, Currencies, Treasuries, Commodities:
- USD LIBOR is 0.15650%, down from 0.15950% the prior day. USD 3-month LIBOR is 0.30050%, down from 0.30100% the prior day, and compares to the January 4, 2013, recent peak of 0.58250%.
- The US Libor-OIS (LOIS) spread is 17.25 bps, compared to 16.90 bps the prior day, and compares to the January 6th high of 50.05 bps. Euribor-OIS is 10.55 bps, down from 10.70 bps the prior day, and down from the December 27, 2011, high of 98.80 bps. Moves in the LOIS indicate changes in intra-bank lending risk premiums.
- The 3-month Euro basis swap is -15.672 bps , compared to -15.581 bps the prior day, but up from a trough of -147.00 bps on December 14th and within a normal -10 bps and -40 bps range.
- Spanish 10-year debt yields are 5.02%, compared to 5.07% the prior day. Italian 10-year debt yields are at 4.18%, compared to 4.20% the prior day. German 10-year debt yields are 1.53%, compared to +1.54% the prior day.
- The U.S. government overnight repo rate is 7 bps, down from 8 bps the prior day. The January 2,, 2013, 45 bps rate was the highest since late 2008.
- U.S. Treasury yields are lower, with 2- and 10-year maturities yielding 0.239% and 1.822%, respectively, compared to 0.234% and 1.824% Wednesday. The yield curve narrowed, with the 2 to 10 year spread at +1.584%, compared to 1.590% the prior day. In the past year, the 2- and 10-year spread varied from a low of +1.174% on July 24, 2012, to a high of +1.998% on March 19, 2012.
- The U.S. dollar is mixed, stronger compared to the British pound and Japanese yen, but weaker compared to the euro. The dollar trades at US$80.085, compared to a US$79.910 intraday low and US$79.920 the prior day, and mixed compared to its US$80.011 50-day, US$79.962 100-day, and US$80.901 200-day averages. The euro trades at US$1.3352, compared to a US$1.3339 intraday high and US$1.3318 the prior day. The euro trades better compared to its US$1.3118 50-day and US$1.3019 100-day averages, and compares to a multi-year low of US$1.1877 on June 7, 2010. In Japan, the dollar trades at ¥89.76, compared to ¥88.61 the prior day. The yen trades worse than its 50-day moving average ¥85.17.
- Citigroup Economic Surprise Index fell to -3.00, from -2.10 the prior day, its 3rd consecutive negative reading and down from a peak of 60.70 on November 13th. The index is worse than its respective -1.20 5-day and +3.02 10-day moving averages. From its July 19th -65.30 low, the index improved rapidly and turned positive on September 5th, but the index signaled exhaustion on December 20th, and from 55.76 has subsequently moved rapidly lower. After a lag, the CESIUSD correlates with EPS revisions.
- Commodities prices are mixed, with mixed energy, higher precious metals, higher aluminum and copper, and mixed agriculture prices.
Volatility, Skew:
- The VIX rose +0.24% to 12.46, from 12.43 at the prior close. The VIX is -17.2% below its 15.04 20-day moving average. Its 30-day high is 22.72, set December 28th.
- At mid-session, the Euro Stoxx 50 volatility index (V2X) is down -1.52% to 15.97, from 16.22 at the prior day's close. The V2X index trades -4.38% below its 16.71 20-day moving average, -25.2% below the 21.35 30-day high, and +6.96% above the 14.93 30-day low.
- The Hang Seng volatility index (VHSI) closed at 13.10, down -0.53% from 13.17 the prior day, its lowest close since July 2005. The VHSI index trades -12.1% below its 14.91 20-day moving average. On January 10th, the VHSI closed at its lowest level since 2005.
- CBOE skew fell -0.12% to 126.58, from 126.73 at the prior day's close, and above a neutral (115-120) range. Spikes in excess of 130 (as last on September 21, but previously on March 12, 15, and 16) correlate well with short-term market tops. The recent high close was 130.60 on September 21st; the recent low was 113.23 on November 14th. The index rarely falls below 110, last on July 31, 2009. The index tracks market tail risks, the cost of buying out-of-the-money, long-dated options, i.e., options not affected by expirations. A rise suggests that investors are buying more puts than calls, a bearish signal.
U.S. news and economic reporting:
- Initial and continuing jobless claims for the weeks ending January 19th and 12th, respectively, were 330K and 3157K, respectively, compared to 355K and 3200K survey and 335K and 3228K revised prior.
- At 8:58, Markit US preliminary PMI, with 53.0 survey and 54.0 prior.
- At 10:00, Conference Board revisions of leading indicators and December leading indicators, with +0.4% survey and -0.2% prior.
Overseas News:
- China - January HSBC flash manufacturing PMI was 51.9, compared to 51.7 survey and 51.5 prior.
- At 10:00, Conference Board China December leading economic index.
- Eurozone - January PMI manufacturing and services were 47.5 and 48.3, compared to 46.6 and 48.0 survey and 46.1 and 47.8 prior. PMI composite was 48.2, compared to 47.5 survey and 47.2 prior.
- France - January PMI manufacturing was 42.9, compared to 44.9 survey and 44.6 prior.
- Germany - January manufacturing and services PMI were 48.8 and 55.3, respectively, compared to 46.8 and 52.0 survey and 46.0 and 52.0 prior.
- Spain - 4Q2012 unemployment rose to 26.02%, compared to 26.00% survey and 25.02% prior.
Company Ratings/News:
- AAPL - $13.81 EPS beat $13.53 consensus, but $54.512 billion revenues fell short of $54.878 billion estimate.
Price and Selling Exhaustion/Trend Reversal:
- SPX - On a monthly basis,the SPX initiated a buy setup in June 2008, with the month's 1404.05 high setting the resistance level. The setup perfected at 735.09 in February 2009. A sell setup ensued in May 2009. In September 2010, a follow-on setup began. The May 2009 setup perfected in January 2010. Its countdown completed in January 2012, closing at 1312.41 and setting a 1429.36 risk level. The follow-on setup perfected in May 2011. In March 2012, the index closed at 1408.47, above resistance, suggesting further upside. In September 2012, the index closed at 1440.67, above the 1429.36 risk level and suggesting the likelihood of further upside. In October and November, the index closed below the risk level, but above 1404.05 support. Also, the follow-on countdown rose to 8 in September 2012, but hasn't subsequently progressed. In August 2012, the index initiated a new setup, which progressed to 5 in December, when the index closed at 1426.19, compared to 1416.18 the prior month and 1406.58 four months prior. A January close in excess of the 1429.36 risk level would suggest that the uptrend will continue. On a weekly basis, the SPX perfected a sell setup the week ending February 10th, when it closed at 1342.64. On March 30th, the index completed a sell countdown with a 1408.47 close, setting a resistance level of 1446.74. The index signaled selling exhaustion the week ended June 8th, during which the SPX traded to an intraweek 1266.74 low on June 4th, when it perfected a weekly buy setup. The next week's bullish price flip initiated a sell setup that perfected on August 10th at 1405.87. In the week ending January 18th, the index closed up +0.95% at 1485.98, compared to 1472.05 the prior week and 141430.15 close four weeks prior. The sell setup rose to 3. The sell countdown associated with August 10th perfection rose to 12. On a daily basis, the SPX perfected a sell setup on August 15th at 1405.53, and completed its sell countdown on September 13th, with its 1459.99 close. The completion generated a 1492.18 risk level. The index showed weak subsequent trend until November 19th, when a bullish price flip initiated a sell setup with support at 1359.88, the open and intraday low. The index perfected the setup on November 30th with its 1416.18 close, initiating a sell countdown, which completed on January 7th. After a bearish price flip on January 8th, a bullish price flip on January 9th initiated a sell setup, which perfected on January 22nd and validated a 9-13-9 sell pattern, suggesting the likelihood of a market top in the next 12 trading sessions. On Wednesday, the SPX rose +0.18% to close at 1494.81, compared to 1492.56 the prior day and 1472.63 4 days prior. The sell countdown stemming from the January 22nd perfection rose to 2. The index closed +1.21% above the January 7th 1476.89 risk level, based on the SPX's 8.95 point trading range on January 6th and high of 1467.94.
- BKX - On a monthly basis, the BKX perfected a buy setup in December 2007, but has yet to complete its associated buy countdown, which is has been a deferred 13 since April 2011. That same month, the BKX initiated a buy setup, but the setup has remained unperfected since December 2011, when the index closed at 39.38. In September 2012, it initiated a sell setup, which rose to 3 in November. In December, the BKX rose +5.60% to end at 51.28, compared to 48.56 at the end of November and 47.19 four months prior. The sell setup rose to 4. The deferred buy countdown would complete with a close above 51.92. On a weekly basis, the BKX recorded a completed buy countdown December 2, 2011. A bullish price flip in the week ending December 16th initiated a sell setup, which perfected the week of February 10th, when the index closed at 44.53. A bearish price flip ensued the week of April 13th, and a buy setup perfected the week of June 8th, when the index closed at 40.86. A bullish price flip occurred on July 27th, and the sell setup perfected on September 21st. Subsequent trends were weak until December 7, when the index initiated a new sell setup. On January 18th, the BKX closed at 53.62, up +0.56% from 53.18 the prior week and 51.28 four weeks prior. The sell setup rose to 7. The sell countdown associated with the September 21st perfection was unchanged at 8. On a daily basis, the BKX signaled selling exhaustion on June 4th, then rallied to 44.65 on June 19th, when it perfected a sell setup. The index completed a sell countdown on August 8th, and on August 15th, perfected a daily follow-on sell setup. On September 6th, the BKX initiated a new setup with its +2.93% gain, which broke through resistance at 47.75. On September 14th, the index completed a sell countdown, followed on September 19th, with an unperfected sell setup. A sell countdown began on September 28th. A bullish price flip on December 6th, was followed on December 14th by a bearish price flip, initiating a buy setup. The index closed Thursday at 51.90, compared to 51.22 at the prior close and 49.26 four days prior. On December 17th, the 50.62 close above the November 1st 50.45 close and above the prior two days' close completed a sell countdown and initiated a sell setup. Wednesday, the index closed at 53.73, down -0.30% from 53.91 the prior day and 53.54 four days prior. The sell setup rose to 4. The index closed +1.53% above the 52.92 risk level, which is based on the index's October 5th 0.88 point intraday range and 52.04 intraday high.
- VIX - On a monthly basis, the VIX perfected an upward setup on January 31, 2008, and reached an upward setup of 7 on October 31, 2008. In November, the VIX fell -14.7%, after rising +0.89% in October, and falling 16.2% in September. The VIX ended December at 18.02, compared to 15.87 at the end of November and 18.93 at the end of July. The bullish price flip initiated a sell setup. On a weekly basis, the VIX perfected a buy setup on January 27th, and a sell setup on June 8th, followed by another perfected buy setup on August 10th. Last week, the VIX fell -2.46% to end at 13.36, compared to 13.83 the prior week, and the 17.00 close 4 weeks prior. The buy setup rose to 2. The buy countdown associated with the August 10th perfection rose to 8. On a daily basis, the VIX reached an sell countdown of 11 on June 4th, and subsequently exhibited a more distinct downward trend with a perfected setup on August 17th, followed by a perfected sell setup on August 31st. Subsequently, the VIX exhibited little in the way of a distinct trend. On November 23rd, the index perfected a sell setup. On January 16th, the VIX perfected the buy setup begun on December 31st. On January 18th, a bearing flip initiated a new buy setup and a buy countdown stemming from the January 16th setup perfection. Wednesday, the VIX rose +0.08% to close at 12.44, compared to 12.43 at the prior close and 13.42 at the 4 days' prior close. The buy setup rose to 2, while the countdown was unchanged at 2. The VIX closed -11.3% below the 14.02 support level, and -33.2% below the 18.64 exhaustion level.
- EUR, USD Cross - On a monthly basis, Euro Dollar cross perfected a downward setup on May 30, 2008, at 1.554. Subsequent monthly trends were weak until December 31, 2009, with a monthly decline of -4.56% that brought the index to 1.4321. The downward move continued until July 2010, when from 1.2238, the index rose +7.10%, with an unperfected downward setup in August 2010. The index failed to establish much strong upward momentum, however, peaking at the end of April 2011 at 1.4807, but then trending lower to test the July 2010 lows, when in August 2012, the index completed a buy countdown. In recent months, the trend has been higher, with an upward setup of 3. The cross ended November at 1.2986, compared to 1.2960 the prior month and 1.2667 4 months prior. The sell setup is 3 with a countdown of 1. On a weekly basis, the cross perfected a buy setup on January 6th, followed by another buy setup and completed countdown on June 1, 2012, when the cross closed at 1.2434. After several weeks without much trend, the index initiated an sell setup the week ended August 3rd, when it closed at 1.2387, and the setup perfected on September 28, with a 1.2860 close. The week of January 18th, the index ended at 1.3321, compared to 1.3343 the prior week and 1.3188 4 weeks prior. The sell setup perfected. The sell countdown associated with the September 28th perfection rose to 7. On a daily basis, the EURUSD cross perfected a sell setup on September 12th. The subsequent trend was lower, with a buy setup initiated on November 2nd and perfected on November 14th with a 1.2736 close. The index initiated a buy setup the following day and perfected the setup on November 27th at 1.2943. On January 11, the sell countdown stemming from the November 27th completed, setting a 1.3393 risk level. With Wednesday's -0.03% lower close, the EURUSD cross was 1.3318, compared to 1.3322 the prior day and 1.3376 four days prior. The bullish price flip initiated a buy setup.
- USGG10YR - On a monthly basis, the USGG10YR perfected a buy countdown on February 29th, and a buy setup on May 31st. The subsequent trend has been weak. The rate ended November at 1.6156%, compared to 1.6901% the prior month and 1.6449% 4 months prior. The upward setup of 3 with a countdown of 1. On a weekly basis, the index perfected a buy setup on June 8th, but subsequent trends have been weak, with a sell countdown of 8, unchanged since November 16th. On December 7th, a bullish rate flip initiated a sell setup. The rate ended the most recent week at 1.8416%, down from 1.8677% the prior Friday and 1.7623% four weeks prior. The sell setup rose to 7. On a daily basis, the USGG10YR completed a downward setup on May 8th, followed by two downward countdowns on May 17th and June 4th. Subsequent trends were weak until August 3rd, when the rate rose nearly 9 bps to end at 1.5905%, initiating a new upward setup. This setup perfected on August 15th, when the rate ended at 1.8155%. A new downward setup commenced on August 21st, when the rate rose to 1.8610% before ending at 1.7984%, below the prior 4 day's close of 1.8155%. The downward setup perfected on August 31st, when the rate ended at 1.5484%. The trend reversed upward on September 3rd, and the upward setup reached an unperfected 9 on September 18th. After a late October intraday spike to 1.861%, the trend was lower until November 16th, when the rate closed at 1.580%. A bullish price flip on December 7th initiated a sell setup. On December 12th, the rate completed a sell countdown, with a 1.9213% risk level, based on the October 25th 1.8542% high and 0.0671% intraday range. On December 19th, the rate perfected its sell setup and initiated a sell countdown. On January 9th, a bearish price flip initiated a buy setup. On Wednesday, the rate ended at 1.8241%, compared to 1.8417% the prior day and 1.8185% four days prior. The buy setup rose to 2. The sell countdown associated with the December 19th perfection rose was unchanged at 6.
- NKY - On a monthly basis, the NKY perfected a buy setup on April 30, 2009, and subsequently has traded narrowly. In November, the index rose +5.80%, following an increase of +1.50% in October. On November 30th, a bullish price flip initiated a sell setup. The index closed December at 10,395.18, compared to 9,446.01 the prior month and 8839.91 four months prior. The sell setup rose to 2. The sell countdown associated with the April 2009 perfection was unchanged at 11. On a weekly basis, the NKY perfected a sell setup on March 9th, and a subsequent buy setup on June 1st with a countdown of 8. The index initiated a sell setup on October 26th, and on December 21st, the sell setup perfected, initiating a sell countdown. Notably, on December 28th, the index closed at 10,395.18, +2.01% above 10,190.35 resistance (its April 4th weekly high), suggesting further upside. On January 18th, the index closed at 10,913.30, compared to 10,801.57 the prior week and 9,940.06 four weeks' prior. The sell countdown rose to 5. On a daily basis, the NKY perfected an upward setup on March 27th, and two consecutive downward setups on April 12th, and May 14th, with completed downward countdowns on May 16th and June 4th. The index rallied through August 21st, but then strung together multiple lower closes, perfecting a downward setup on September 5th. The index subsequently rallied, initiating a sell setup on September 7th, which it perfected on September 20th. A buy setup commenced on September 21st, which was perfected on October 3rd. Subsequent trend and momentum were weak until November 15th, when a bullish price flip initiated a sell setup and countdown. The sell setup perfected on November 30th. The associated sell countdown completed on December 28th, when it set a 10,544.28 resistance level. On January 4th, the index opened after the New Year's holiday, and closed above resistance, suggesting further upside. Thursday, the index rose +1.28% to 10,620.87, compared to 10,486.99 the prior day and 10,913.30 four days prior. The buy setup rose to 2. The index closed +0.73% above resistance.
- HSI - On a monthly basis, the HSI perfected a downward countdown on March 31, 2009, and two subsequent perfected upward setups on December 31, 2009 and May 31, 2011. The index has yet to reach its 24,923.28 price exhaustion target. The index has risen in each of the past four months and ended December at 22,656.92, compared to 21,641.82 the prior month and 19,441.46 four months prior. The sell setup rose to 3, with a countdown of 11. On a weekly basis, the HSI perfected an upward setup on March 2nd, and subsequently traded to a low close of 18,185.59 on June 4th. After a period of weak trend, the index established a new sell setup and countdown in the week ending September 14th. The index perfected the setup on November 9th, and initiated a new sell setup on December 7th. On January 18th, the index closed at 23,601.78, compared to 23,264.07 the prior week and 22,506.29 four weeks prior. The sell setup rose to 7. The sell countdown rose to 8. The index closed -4.11% below resistance at 24,260.77, the April 29, 2011, intraweek high. On a daily basis, the HSI perfected a sell setup and completed an upward countdown on August 8th. After September 5th's lower close, the index perfected a buy setup. A sell setup commenced on September 9th, followed by a completed countdown on October 24th, with a trend of 22,071.74, and another perfected setup on October 25th. It completed another sell countdown on December 6th. The index perfected another sell setup on December 14th, and completed the associated countdown on January 23rd, when it set a 23,881.32 risk level. On Thursday, the HSI closed down -0.15% at 23,598.90, compared to 23,635.10 the prior day, and 23,601.78 four days prior. The index closed -1.25% below resistance. The berish price flip canceled the sell setup at 8 and initiated a buy setup.
- SHCOMP - On a monthly basis, the SHCOMP perfected a buy setup on September 30, 2008, and subsequently rallied to an August 31, 2009, high, but without perfecting a subsequent sell setup. Since then, the SHCOMP resumed a downward trend perfecting another buy setup on January 31, 2012. The index ended December at 2,269.13, above support at 1,987.13, and compared to 1,980.12 the prior month and 2,047.52 four months prior. The bullish price flip initiated a sell setup. The current monthly buy countdown was unchanged at 6. On a weekly basis, the SHCOMP last perfected a buy setup on April 8, 2011. The index has subsequently trended lower, with a downward perfected setup on September 23, 2011, and January 6, 2012 countdown completion, when it closed at 2,163.40. The index rallied to a high of 2,476.22 during the week ending March 16th, but without perfecting an upward setup. On July 13th, the index perfected a buy setup. In subsequent weeks, it traded below the sales exhaustion target of 2148.45 to a 1980.12 close on November 30th, when the buy countdown reached 11. On January 18th, the index closed the week up +3.30% at 2,317.07, compared to 2,243.00 the prior week and 2,153.31 four weeks prior. The sell setup rose to 6. The buy countdown associated with the July 13th perfection was unchanged at 11. The index closed -3.91% below the 2,411.27 weekly resistance level, the May 18, 2012, intraweek high. On a daily basis, the SHCOMP perfected a buy setup and a completed a downward countdown on June 28th, but sold through the 2,170.95 exhaustion target on July 23rd to the September 5th 2037.68 closing low. On August 20th, the index perfected a buy setup carryover from August 2nd, and the index perfected another buy setup on August 27th, with completed buy countdowns September 5th and 24th. On September 25th, the index perfected another buy setup. The buy countdown was completed on November 19th. On November 8th, when the index initiated a buy setup at 2,091.25. The index perfected that buy setup on November 20th at 2,004.17. On December 4th, a bullish price flip initiated a sell setup. On January 14th, the sell setup that began on December 25th perfected; also, the bullish price flip initiated a follow-on sell setup. Thursday, the index fell -0.79% to 2,302.60, compared to 2,320.91 at the prior close and 2,317.07 4 days prior. The bearish price flip cancelled the sell setup rose at 8 and initiated a buy setup. The sell countdown associated with the January 14th perfection was unchanged at 3.
- SX5E - On a monthly basis, the Euro Stoxx50 last perfected an sell setup on May 31, 2007. It perfected a buy setup on September 30, 2008. The buy countdown completed in May 2012. A bullish price flip in August initiated a sell setup, which rose to 5 in December. The index closed at 2,635.91, compared to 2,575.25 the prior month and 2,440.71 four weeks prior. On a weekly basis, the index trends are more pronounced, having perfected an sell setup on March 9th, followed by a buy setup on May 25th, followed by a weekly close 2119.19, below the sales exhaustion target. The index subsequently rallied to perfect a sell setup on August 10th. The upward countdown reached 10 on September 14th. A bullish price flip the week of November 23rd initiated a sell setup that closed the following week at 2,575.25, above the price exhaustion target of 2,563.46. In the week ended January 18th, the index fell -0.30% to close at 2,709.59, compared to 2,717.79 the prior week and 2,651.09 at the 4 weeks' prior close. The November 23rd sell setup rose perfected. The August 10th sell countdown completed. On a daily basis, the index perfected a downward setup on May 14th, when it closed at 2,201.95. The index subsequently rallied through a perfected sell setup on June 18th and completed its sell countdown on July 24th. On September 13th, the index perfected an upward setup. Daily trends were weak through November 16th, without sustained upward or downward setups and countdowns. Strong gains on November 19th initiated an upward setup. On November 29th, the index perfected an upward setup. On January 3rd, the index completed the associated countdown and set a 2,786.57 risk level, based on the prior day's 2,711.25 high and 51.46 intraday range. Wednesday, the index fell -0.31% to 2,708.28, from 2,716.70 the prior day and 2,718.93 at the prior 4 days' close. The lower close initiated a buy setup.
4Q2012 Earnings. Early 4th quarter earnings reports are positive, beating on both EPS and sales/revenues. Of 134 reporting companies, 101 or 75.4% surprised positively on earnings, beating by an average +5.64%. Of reporting companies, 89 or 66.4% have reported sales and revenues in excess of estimates.
Valuation. The SPX trades at 14.3x estimated 2012 earnings ($103.41), 13.8x estimated 2013 earnings ($108.00), and 12.1x estimated 2014 earnings ($123.40). The 10-year average median price/earnings multiple is 15.9x. Analysts expect 2012 and 2013 earnings to exceed actual 2011 earnings ($96.97) by +8.89% and +16.6%, respectively.
Options. Options markets are neutral to bullish. Composite options are bullish, index options are bullish, and equity options markets are neutral. The composite put/call ratio is 0.89 compared to 0.93 the prior day, and mixed compared to its 5- and 10-period moving averages of 0.88 and 1.10, respectively. The index put/call ratio fell to 0.90, from 0.84 the prior day, and better compared to its 5- and 10-period moving averages of 0.89 and 0.89, respectively. The equity put/call ratio closed the day at 0.90 compared to 0.84 the prior day, and worse than its 5- and 10-period moving averages of 0.82 and 0.84, respectively.
NYSE Indicators. Volume fell -8.63% to 638.69 million shares, from 698.99 million shares the prior day, 0.98x the 653.60 million share 20-day moving average. Market breadth was negative, and up volume lagged down volume. Advancing stocks lagged decliners by -132 (compared to +1,164 the prior day), or 0.91:1. Up volume lagged down volume by 0.77:1.
BKX. Volume fell -3.16%,and the KBW bank index closed at 53.73, down -0.33% from 53.91 at the prior close. Volume fell to 51.130 million shares, from 63.122 million shares the prior day, or 0.76:1x the 67.324 million share 15-day moving average. The index moved lower at the open and fell to an early 53.50 intraday low, but by mid-morning, the index rallied to 53.70, after which it traded narrowly through the close. Large cap banks outperformed the regional banks, as the KRX fell -0.75%.
Last week, the BKX rose +0.56%, compared to a loss of -0.24% the prior week. On the month and for the year, the BKX is up +4.29%. In December, the BKX closed up +5.60%. In November, the index closed off -2.10%. The index rose +0.04% in October, and +5.06% and +3.67% in September and August, respectively. In 2012, the index rose +30.2%, compared to a +13.4% rise in the SPX.
The BKX has closed above 50 since December 17th. The BKX closed -6.87% below its April 23, 2010 close (the post-2008 high point), but +65.8% above the 32.56 low on October 4, 2011. Large-cap bank stocks have outperformed the broader market's rebound, which is up +38.6% in the same period. Technical indicators are positive as the index closed +2.26%, +6.91%, +7.67%, and +12.6% above its 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages. Its 20-, 50-, 100-, and 200-day moving averages now have a positive slope. The 20-day moving average crossed above its 50-day moving average on December 21st. The index has closed above its 100-day moving average since August 7th. The 20-day moving average rose +15 bps. The 50-day moving average rose +12 bps. Its 100-day moving average rose +6 bps, and the 200-day moving average rose +3 bps. The 20-day closed (by +2.29 points) above the 50-day. The 50-day moving average has closed (by +2.54 points) above the 200-day moving average since February 22nd. The 100-day moving average closed (by +2.18 points) above the 200-day moving average since March 19th, and the gap expanded +4 bps.
The directional movement indicator is positive and widened to 12.326, from 11.331 the prior day. Relative strength rose to 66.05, from 64.01 the prior day, in a neutral range. Next resistance is 53.93; next support at 53.51.


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This invention relates to pharmacy bottles and, more particularly, a pharmacy bottle that conveys the maximum amount of information to a patient receiving prescription medication.
For a patient that buys prescription medication, the amount of information and warnings conveyed to the patient is overwhelming. Typically, there is a label stuck to the bottle with various information and warnings thereon. For example, the prescribing physician will be named, the patient will be named, the type and dosage of medication will be given, as well as, how often the patient should take the medication each day. There probably will be a reminder concerning refills and warnings about the medication.
Because there is not enough room on the label that is stuck on the bottle to give all of the warnings and side effect of the medication, the bottle containing the medication is typically put in a bag and stapled to the top of the bag is additional product information or warnings. As a practical matter, normally the patient tears open the bag, gets out the bottle containing the medication and throws the bag with all of the product information and/or warnings stapled thereto away. It is very rare that a patient reads the product information or warnings that are stapled to the bag before it is thrown away.
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One of the largest manufacturers of containers for prescription drugs is Berry Plastics Corporation. While Berry Plastics has a complete line of prescription containers that can be selected by "family" or "size" on their website of www.berryplastics.com, the containers have the problem of insufficient room to put all of the information concerning the medication on the container so it can be seen by the patient. The most common line by Berry Plastics is the "Friendly & Safe" prescription container with the locking top. The Friendly & Safe prescription containers come in a number of different sizes. Regardless of the size, the problem of sufficient surface area to put all of the information needed on a pharmacy container still exists.
While a lack of space to put proper warnings and/or information on the prescription container is a problem, many patients take their medication by shape of the pill, shape of the bottle or other external factors other than reading the label itself. If there are multiple people in the household taking prescription medication, such as an elderly couple, some times the individuals get confused and take the other persons medication. While various systems have been devised to avoid the confusion, mistakes still occur.
The best reminder system would be one the patient can devise for themself. For example, an elderly couple, both of whom take prescription medication, might have different colors for their bottles or caps. As an example, the wife can take the color red and the husband take the color green. Therefore, all of the medication in the red capped container is for the wife and all of the medication in the green capped container is for the husband.
Another example may be different colors being used as reminders of when to take the medication. The color black could be used for medication to be taken in the evening and the color white for medication to be taken in the morning.
Whatever system is being used, there is a drastic need to convey information in an easy to understand form to the patient that is taking the prescription medication. Some information such as warnings should be given in detail. However, other information such as whose medication it is may be conveyed by colors. Whatever system is used, the object is to convey the maximum amount of information to the patient in a manner the patient will absorb and utilize.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a pharmacy bottle that conveys the maximum amount of information to the patient.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a pharmacy bottle for prescription medication where essentially all of the vertical surfaces of the pharmacy bottle may be used to convey information to the patient.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a pharmacy bottle for prescription medication that conveys the maximum amount of information to the patient on the vertical surfaces area thereof, but also has a slot where additional information can be inserted.
It is even another object of the present invention to provide a pharmacy bottle for prescription medication that has a slot access to a space between an internal wall and an external wall where ancillary information sheets can be inserted for the patient.
It is yet another object to provide a pharmacy bottle for prescription medications where the most critical information is communicated to the patient in the vertical surface area of the pharmacy bottle, but a slotted space in the wall contains ancillary information sheets for the patient about the prescription medication.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide colored rings that can be attached the cap of a pharmacy bottle for prescription medications, the colored rings being selectable by the patient to provide quick visual reminders to the patient when taking the prescription medication
It is still another object of the present invention to provide colored rings for a pharmacy bottle of prescription medication, which colored rings are clipped into pre-existing slots in the cap for the pharmacy bottle.
A new pharmacy bottle for prescription medication has been designed to maximize the amount of information communicated to the patient receiving the prescription medication. Essentially all of the vertical surfaces for the prescription bottle are available to receive labels adhered thereto. These labels will contain information to be conveyed to the patient such as (a) name of the doctor, (b) name of the patient, (c) name of the drug, (d) dosage of the drug, (e) refills of the drug, (f) frequency with which the drug is to be taken, (g) bar code for the drug, and/or (h) warnings for the drug. These are just some of the information that should be conveyed to the patient or pharmacist about the prescription medication.
Further, general information should be conveyed to the patient concerning the drug, such as how the drug is used, side effects, drug interactions, just to give a few some examples. However, all of the additional information concerning the drug typically will not fit on the label attached to the bottle. If the size of the print for the information on label is reduced, the likelihood of the information ever being read by the patient is likewise reduced. By having an inner wall and an outer wall of the pharmacy bottle, the additional information concerning the prescription medication can be put on an ancillary information sheet and inserted through a slot into that space with a tab extending from the slot so the ancillary information sheet can be subsequently retrieved by the patient. Thereafter, if there is a missed dose, overdose, drug interaction, or drug side effects, the patient can quickly retrieve the ancillary information sheet from the slot by pulling on the tab extending therefrom. The patient can then read the additional information on the ancillary information sheet concerning the prescription medication and act accordingly.
One way of providing the additional information is a "bottle within a bottle" with a space therebetween. The external wall of the outer bottle would have a slot or slots therein into which the ancillary information sheet may be inserted, but leaving a tab portion extending outside the slot. The ancillary information sheet may be on a single printed sheet, folded printed sheets, or multiple printed sheets the size being determined by the amount of information to be conveyed. This additional information is referred to in this application as an "ancillary information sheet," which can be removed at any time and read by the patient. The information contained on the ancillary information sheet is in addition to the information contained on the label that is attached to the pharmacy bottle.
While the ancillary information sheet can be inserted on the side of the pharmacy bottle, also an ancillary information sheet can be inserted from the top into a top slot between an internal wall and an external wall of the pharmacy bottle. Single or multiple ancillary information sheets can included in one or more slots.
For the less observant patient that does not read the information contained on the label, colored rings may be attached to the bottle cap. The most common type of bottle cap is sold under the mark "Friendly & Safe" by Berry Plastics Corporation. The Friendly & Safe cap has interlocking tabs and probably constitutes the majority of the caps used in the pharmacy industry for prescription medication in solid form such as pills or tablets. By having interlocking extensions that fit in the indentations of the Friendly & Safe cap, colored rings can be attached to the cap. The colored ring or rings could be selected based upon the preferences of the patient. For example, if more than one patient lives in a household, each of which has their own prescription medication, a different colored ring can be used by each patient. When picking up the medication, the appropriately colored ring could be attached to the Friendly & Safe cap.
Assume the patient wants different colored rings to remind themselves of when the medication is to be taken. For example, a black ring could be used to indicate the medication is to be taken in he evening or at night or a white ring could be used to indicate the medication is to be taken in the morning. The tabs extending downward from the colored ring can lock into the indentations of the Friendly & Safe cap. Multiple colored rings could be used on a cap if desired. The purpose of the colored rings is to ensure the right patient is taking the right medication at the right time. This is a quick visual indication to the patient.
While only certain shaped pharmacy bottles are shown, the variety of shapes are almost endless with slots being formed between an internal wall and an external wall through which ancillary information sheets can be inserted. The pharmacy bottles can be rectangular or circular. The bottle caps or the cover for the opening in the pharmacy bottle could be of any type. The objective is to convey as much information to the patient receiving the prescription medication as possible, yet still convey the information in a form that has the highest probability of being utilized and understood by the patient.
Referring to
By use of a rectangular pharmacy bottle 10, the maximum amount of information can be conveyed on the label 24 for good comprehension by the patient receiving the prescription medication. For example, in referring to the prescription medicine being prescribed for John Doe as illustrated in
Normally when a pharmacist gives a pharmacy bottle containing prescription medication to the person picking up the prescription, additional information concerning the prescription such as side effects or what to do in the event of overdosage or skipped medication, is contained in additional information sheets. However, the patient upon receiving the prescription medication almost always tears open the bag and throws away the additional information. The additional information is rarely read by the patient.
The present invention shows a pharmacy bottle 10 that has a slot 28 in which an ancillary information sheet 26 can be inserted. The pharmacy bottle 10 has an external wall 30 spaced apart from and internal wall 32 (see
A typical ancillary information sheet 26 is shown in
To hold the ancillary information sheet 26 in place, side tabs 42 are provided on either side thereof (see
The internal wall 32, in combination with the safety cap 12 and a bottom for the pharmacy bottle 10, forms a totally enclosed container for the prescription medication. No access is provided to the inside of the totally enclosed container except by removing the safety cap 12. There is no connection between the space 34 formed between the external wall 30 and the internal wall 32 and the inside of the pharmacy bottle 10. This lack of connection prevents contamination of the prescription medication.
By having a selection of colored rings such as (a) white colored ring 52, (b) black colored ring 54, (c) red colored ring 56, (d) green colored ring 58, (e) blue colored ring 60 or (f) brown colored ring 62 as shown in
Even a combination of colored rings can be used. For example, the outermost colored ring can indicate the particular patient and the innermost colored ring could indicate the time of day the medication should be taken.
To add to the convenience of the pharmacy bottle 10 and to make it more user friendly in the medicine cabinet, a circular indentation 64 is provided in the bottom thereof. The circular indentation 64 has arcing walls 66 on either side thereof. The circular indentation 64 and the arcing wall 66 are just enough so that the safety cap 12 with any colored rings 44 thereon will fit inside of the circular indentation 64. This allows similar shaped pharmacy bottles to be stacked inside of a medicine cabinet where the patient resides.
Referring now to
The pharmacy container 68 does not have the traditional screw on cap, but instead has a slideable lid 70 to close opening 72 in top 74. Opening 72 has tabs 76 on either side thereof. The tab 76 abuts raised portions 78 on either side of sliding slideable lid 70 to keep the opening 72 closed when medication is not being retrieved from pharmacy container 68.
Referring now to
While the ancillary information sheet 26 will have further information about the prescription medication, the ancillary information sheet 26 may have other information as well. For example, coupons or discounts for related medication could be included to increase sales of the pharmacy. Other marketing information could be included to increase sales of other products, related or unrelated.
The internal cylinder 84 is of a smaller diameter then external cylinder 82 and may have a diameter similar to the diameter of a twenty dram prescription medication bottle as manufactured by Berry Plastics Corporation, except there are no locking tabs at the top thereof. The internal cylinder 84 inside of external cylinder 82 defines a cylindrical space 88 therebetween. Therefore, when the ancillary information sheet 26 is inserted through slot 86, it is directed by the internal cylinder 84 into the cylindrical space 88 and wraps therearound as can be seen in the top view of
Referring to
The traditional information for most drugs will be contained on the stick on label 122 that wraps around the square pharmacy container 94. An example of the traditional information, but arranged in a different format, is shown in the label 24 in
In the present invention, the objective is to convey as much information to the patient as possible either in the stick on label or in ancillary information sheets that remain with the pharmacy bottle. To keep the ancillary information sheets with the pharmacy bottle, a slot is provided in the pharmacy bottle in which the ancillary information sheet may be inserted. Colored rings may be attached to the bottle to provide further quick visual reminders to the patient when taking the medication.
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Cherry Angel
Total Time
Prep 20 mins
Cook 0 mins
This is a quick and easy dessert.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 angel food cake
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- 2 (4 ounce) boxes vanilla pudding mix (instant)
- 1 (8 ounce) carton sour cream
- In a mixing bowl, fix pudding as directed on packages.
- Mix with mixer on medium speed till slightly thicken, add sour cream, mix well.
- Set aside.
- Cut up cake in 1 1/2 cubes.
- In large bowl layer cake, pudding, and cherry pie filling.
- Refrigerate over night.
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This rates a five star easily. What a simple way to make a complicated truffle easy!! Different toppings would go easily with this as well. Next time I'll make the adult version with a bit of rum added to the pudding so it too can soak into the cake. Thanks for this simple and delicious dessert.
Very good and easy. I did not have cherry pie filling on hand,so I tried blueberry. It is good,but just because of personal taste,next time I will have cherry.


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"You have no idea how good it feels to wake up every morning,
knowing you are mine and I am yours."
M and I have twin beds ~ because we sleep much better that way! But you know, I love to look over and see my sweet one sleeping so peacefully...makes me feel secure and happy. So what if we have 'bed hair'...dry mouths...I can scoot into his bed and make him say the three magic words...if he comes up w/them he'll get a cup of coffee. He never misses!
It's great to begin each day w/a smile...lots of smiles! It feels good, ever so good. M and I are one...one in Him...and it feels good, ever so good.
I copied a piece on "My husband is dying...caring for him is an emotional roller coaster...". It's filed in my favorites section; I thought about deleting that site since I see the line many times each day...depressing? I see it as a reminder of our life and what's taking place...it pricks my heart to make better use of my time with Michael. I don't want to waste precious moments...I want to focus on 'the here and now...today'.
"Every morning in Africa, a Gazelle wakes up.
It knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will be killed.
Every morning a Lion wakes up.
It knows it must outrun the slowest Gazelle or it will starve to death.
It doesn't matter whether you are a Lion or a Gazelle…
when the sun comes up, you'd better be running."~ Author Unknown
Now, I'm not into running...honestly I am a klutz...deluxe! I'd fall and ruin myself...that's why no one ever wanted me on their team in school. Can't say I blamed 'em. I'd rather go at an easy walk when the sun comes up...much safer for me and the one nearest me! Might know my easy walk would turn upside down though...oh my!
Until 2010 M rarely had any illness; healthy as could be. I was the one w/all the health problems but wouldn't you know he joined the club...and came up w/a real gem, Amyloidosis. Rare, fatal, incurable. We were initially terrified, but only for a couple of days ~ then we settled in for the long haul. Here he is more than six years later and down to annual checkups! Woohoo!
Amy (as we call Amyloidosis) must have felt it needed companionship so Parkinson's moved in permanently...new kid on the block.
We've been up, we've been down and we find it's much better laughing than crying!
Really! I like the way Dr. Seuss puts it
"From there to here, from here to there,
funny things are everywhere."
Like what?
For starters I have a favorite pair of white pants...wore them to a doctor's visit earlier this month. I thought they didn't feel quite right but didn't panic...until I took them off, got into my jammies that night. Yikes, I had worn them backwards all day...ALL DAY!
Not to be outdone, I put on my shoes the next morning to go 'gym-ing' with Michael. Decided during the exercising that I had done something to my back 'cause one leg was shorter than the other...what in the world?
Back home, took the shoes off and lo and behold...those shoes had special inserts and somehow or other I had put both inserts in one shoe, the other had none and I was totally lop-sided!
I wrote on Facebook this week about our latest laugh...I have trouble sleeping so I was up for several hours during the late night and early morning. The bathroom light came on and remained on for quite awhile...unusual because neither of us turns the light on to go to the bathroom during the night.
Got a tad concerned so I opened the door and there was my handsome love...dressed and combing his hair. "What do we have on for today?" Well, nothing...and by the way it's midnight. "You're kidding me, right?" Nope, not kidding...you should get back in bed. "Well, I saw you weren't in your bed so I tho't it was time to get up and start the day." We laugh a lot 'cause we have lots to laugh about...at and with each other.
We laugh about the time I made a 'garden salad' and he and the 4 boys insulted it and remember to this day about how terrible it was...and the time we were driving from one side of Greece to the other. Michael asked the boys and me should we take an unfinished road to go across or continue northward on a real highway. Now who do you suppose those 4 boys would vote with. 5 to 1 and I lost...well? A group of Greeks were shoveling and raking the road and here we came...messing it up a bit. They swore, they threw rocks and "I told you so, but you all wouldn't listen!" We still laugh about that, among other things!
Gene Wilder, that wonderful comic man died this week. The main love of his live was the funny lady, Gilda Radner. She said this about her cancer:
Cancer is probably the unfunniest thing in the world,
but I'm a comedian, and even cancer couldn't stop me
from seeing the humor in what I went through.
I laugh a lot, as does Michael.
I also cry...because my heart feels as if it is breaking.
Is it? I don't know ~ it's the only heart I've ever had.
My tears come mostly when I'm listening to beautiful music...music just winds up my heart...I love it...it moves me...moves me to tears! That's a good thing...I am grateful.
We're trying our best to do one day at a time...just one day. Take all the good we can put into it...use it up...let our hearts overflow with the joy of the day.
God had a plan for us from the get-go; He is still working it and us...He has things for us to do. So...sometimes we look at each other and wonder what it is He's wanting us to do...and we're not sure. Is that normal? Who knows...we were never this age before so how can we know what to expect?
Well, we both think it's about stepping out of the boat...and walking on water. It's about faith...faith that God is there for us 24/7...it's about remaining focused...
It's about "Don't be afraid; just believe"...and that's our motto.
From my happy heart...to yours,


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You can tell from the beautiful prog-rockish cover that this is going to be a unique and exploratory record. Multi-instrumentalist Kali Z. Fasteau teams up with the extraordinary bassist William Parker and drummer Cindy Blackman to create a soundscape that is as unusual as it is fascinating. Playing cello, soprano saxophone and electric piano, Fasteau creates a fascinating, buzzing, swirling sound world, when combined with Parker's plucked and bowed bass and Blackman's ever-shifting drum rhythms and patterns, make for an unexpected and compelling album. I have been listening to this album a lot over the past few days, and it has an indescribable vibe to it. All three of the musicians are world travelers who have absorbed music from around the world as well has the history and culture of American jazz. What results is a strong buzzing, driving sound that seems like nothing else in improvised music at the moment. The album's title seems correct, as if Fasteau and her band mates are channeling spiritual music from beyond space and time (Sun Ra would feel right at home here, if you like Ra's unusual Strange Strings LP, you'll love this.) The music unfolds like a suite, building and developing its own celestial language, culminating in the extraordinary twenty-five minute improvisation Ardor," which builds through many shifting and swirling fields to culminate in an extraordinary performance. This is truly an ensemble performance, the group is an integrated whole, rather than a collection of individuals. Solo space is not the key but the sound world than be created when likeminded musicians create with a singular goal in mind. An Alternate Universeamazon.com
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decided: August 8, 1984.
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, PENNSYLVANIA LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD, APPELLANTv.SAMJESS BAR CORP., APPELLEE
Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County in the case of Commonwealth of Pennsylvania v. Samjess Bar Corporation, No. 2536 July Term, 1982.
Gary F. Di Vito, Chief Counsel, for appellant.
Abraham J. Levinson, for appellee.
Judges Williams, Jr., Barry and Blatt, sitting as a panel of three. Opinion by Judge Barry.
[ 84 Pa. Commw. Page 392]
This appeal is from an order of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County which reversed an order of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board (Board) and suspended the liquor license of Samjess Bar Corp. (appellee) for twenty-one days and imposed a fine of $1,000.00 for a violation of the Liquor Code, Act of April 12, 1951, P.L. 90, as amended, 47 P.S. §§ 1-101 -- 9-902.
In February, 1982, appellee, which holds a restaurant liquor license, was issued a citation by the Board, charging the appellee with (1) permitting lewd, immoral or improper entertainment on the premises, (2) permitting entertainers to contact and/or associate with patrons on the premises, (3) permitting persons to engage in acts of deviate sexual intercourse on the premises, and (4) selling, furnishing or giving liquor for consumption off the premises. Following a hearing, the Board, finding that all four alleged violations had, in fact, occurred on July 2, 1982, revoked appellee's license effective August 3, 1982.
[ 84 Pa. Commw. Page 393]
Appellee then filed an appeal to the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County for a hearing de novo. Following that hearing, the court found the cumulative testimony of the patrons to be more credible than the testimony of witnesses for the Board and, therefore, found that the only violation which had occurred was the sale of liquor for consumption off the premises. Accordingly, the court reversed the order revoking appellee's license and, instead, suspended appellee's license for twenty-one days and imposed a fine of $1,000.00. The Board then appealed to this Court.
In Rum Seller, Inc. v. Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, 78 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 414, 417, 467 A.2d 916, 918 (1983), we stated, "[O]ur scope of review where, as here, the matter was heard de novo by the trial court, is limited to a determination of whether the order appealed from was supported by sufficient evidence and whether the trial court committed an error of law or abused its discretion." Furthermore, "in order to reverse or modify the Board's action, a court must make factual findings on the material issues different from those found by the Board." A.R.F. Bar, Inc. Liquor License Case, 72 Pa. Commonwealth Ct. 367, 369 n. 4, 456 A.2d 709, 711 n. 4 (1983).
Section 471 of the Liquor Code, in pertinent part, provides:
[I]f satisfied that any such violation [of the Liquor Code] has occurred . . ., the board shall immediately suspend or revoke the license, or impose a fine of not less than Fifty dollars ($50) nor more than one thousand dollars ($1,000). . . . In the event the person who was fined or whose license was suspended or revoked by the board shall feel aggrieved by the action of the board, he shall have the right to appeal to the court of quarter sessions or the county court
[ 84 Pa. Commw. Page 394]
of Allegheny County in the same manner as herein provided for appeals from refusals to grant licenses. Upon appeal, the court so appealed to shall, in the exercise of its discretion, sustain, reject, alter or modify the findings, conclusions and penalties of the board, based on findings of fact and conclusions of law as found by the court. (Emphasis added.)
47 P.S. § 4-471 (Supp. 1984-85). In this case, the trial court, after hearing the evidence, made findings on credibility which materially differed from the findings of the Board. For this reason the Court unquestionably had the authority to reduce the penalty. A.R.F. Bar, Inc. The Board does not challenge the court's authority in this regard; rather, the Board questions the legality of the actual penalty imposed.
The Board argues that the trial court imposed an illegal penalty when it imposed both a fine and a suspension. Section 471 of the Liquor Code clearly states that the Board, upon finding a violation of the Liquor Code, may either revoke or suspend the license or impose a fine. The Board reasons that the trial court is necessarily limited in the same fashion as the Board when imposing a penalty. We do not agree.
Our research indicates the present question is one of first impression. The Liquor Code provides, however, that a trial court "shall, in the exercise of its discretion, sustain, reject, alter or modify the findings, conclusions and penalties of the Board, based on findings of fact and conclusions of law as found by the court." 47 P.S. § 4-471 (Supp. 1984-85.) As already mentioned, the court may change the penalty imposed by the Board only when the court makes different factual findings on material points. A.R.F. Bar, Inc. Aside from this restriction, neither the Liquor Code nor the case law interpreting it limits the power of the court in the actual modification of the penalty. As the
[ 84 Pa. Commw. Page 395]
language giving the court the power to review penalties is broad and without limitation, we do not believe a penalty of both a suspension and a fine is illegal.
Now, August 8, 1984, the order of the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County, entered December 13, 1982, at No. 82-07-2536, is affirmed.
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