Your article shows the company's stock breaking down through critical support level at the $67.50 level on January 21, 2010; it closed this week at 64.43 paying $1.68 per share which is 2.60%.

Canaries in the stock market coal mine are relating it's time to exit stocks and bonds.

It was on January 11, 2010 that the S&P International Dividend ETF, DWX, fell from it's rally high of 57.49; and it was on January 14, 2010 that the International Mid Cap Dividend ETF, DIM, fell from it's rally high of 50.11.

A rising yield curve, as evidenced by the TMF to TYD spread, that is the spread between the 30 Year US Treasury and the US Ten Year Note, as seen on Stockcharts.com chart, rising from 0.65 on January 11, 2010, has soured investor risk appetite for borrowing to invest in stocks, as well as holding stocks.

Investors have been seeking safe haven in the the US Dollar, UUP, and the Yen, FXY, since January 14, 2010 as seen in MSN Finance Chart http://tinyurl.com/ybpdb6e

Soon investor's risk appetite for gold will increase as the USD/JPY turns down and as the yield curve continues to increase.

I strongly encourage investors to cease all brokerage trading and invest in the gold ETF, GLD, held in a trust account not at a brokerage account, British Sovereign gold coins and purchase gold at BullionVault.com.

Your article shows the company's stock breaking down through critical support level at the $67.50 level on January 21, 2010; it closed this week at 64.43 paying $1.68 per share which is 2.60%.

Canaries in the stock market coal mine are relating it's time to exit stocks and bonds.

It was on January 11, 2010 that the S&P International Dividend ETF, DWX, fell from it's rally high of 57.49; and it was on January 14, 2010 that the International Mid Cap Dividend ETF, DIM, fell from it's rally high of 50.11.

A rising yield curve, as evidenced by the TMF to TYD spread, that is the spread between the 30 Year US Treasury and the US Ten Year Note, as seen on Stockcharts.com chart, rising from 0.65 on January 11, 2010, has soured investor risk appetite for borrowing to invest in stocks, as well as holding stocks.

Investors have been seeking safe haven in the the US Dollar, UUP, and the Yen, FXY, since January 14, 2010 as seen in MSN Finance Chart http://tinyurl.com/ybpdb6e

Soon investor's risk appetite for gold will increase as the USD/JPY turns down and as the yield curve continues to increase.

I strongly encourage investors to cease all brokerage trading and invest in the gold ETF, GLD, held in a trust account not at a brokerage account, British Sovereign gold coins and purchase gold at BullionVault.com.

What happened to the bearish flag that pointed to a drop in price to as low as $35 or $40?

Otherwise, I'll look for other examples. Thanks Terry!