Editor's Note: The following article was written by Raymond James Chief Investment Strategist Jeff Saut. It has been reproduced with permission for the benefit of the Minyanville community.Last Monday my email inbox was slammed with questions about Dow Theory. Those questions were kindled by some alleged pundit who appeared on CNBC and declared that a Dow Theory “sell signal” had been rendered. While it's true that there are numerous practitioners of Dow Theory over the years I've learned that many of them don't interpret the theory the way I was taught.Charles Dow began publishing the Wall Street Journal in 1889. ...

The agricultural industry hasn't experienced the full effects of the market surge, and its long-term fundamentals look stronger than ever.

Companies find investors newly receptive to fresh stock and debt offerings in the third quarter, another sign capital markets have regained footing after last year’s crisis.

Energy stocks extend losses from the previous session as rising petroleum inventories continue to weigh on the sector ahead of the latest data on natural gas storage.

Among the companies whose shares are expected to see active trade in Thursday's session are Amazon.com, AT&T, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Danaher, eBay, E-Trade, Goodrich, Kimberly-Clark, Medarex, NCR, Newmont, Occidental Petroleum, Potash Corp., Qualcomm, RealNetworks, SanDisk, Thermo Fisher, 3M, Xerox and Zimmer.

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