Expectations Indicator – Updated 5/13/09

The theory behind the Expectations Indicator is that it is easier to exceed low expectations than high ones. For more information on the Expectations Indicator click here.

The Expectations Indicator report will be released in the following format till we decide to change it.

High Expectations – Listed by Highest to least highest expectations

1. Energy, Basic Materials, Consumer Services and Technology are tied
2. Utilities and Telecommunication

Low Expectations – Listed by Lowest to highest lowest expectations

1. Financials
2. Industrials

The following had no change in Expectations; Healthcare and Consumer Goods

Overall the market has relatively High Expectations.

Since the Expectations Indicator concept is new, only time will prove this it useful or useless. This indicator will continue to be released until proven not useful. The indicator is for information purposes only and is not meant to constitute any type of financial advice. We also do not guarantee the accuracy of the above information and at any point may alter, change the process of producing it and or discontinue it.

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