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With Transports Lagging, Is Dow Theory At Work?

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Published: Tuesday, 15 Feb 2011 | 8:00 PM ET
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Off the Charts: Transports
The Dow Jones Transportation Average had a hard time in January and investors came in as a result. If the transports move to new highs, there could be even more buying interest. Cramer discusses investor options.

The S&P 500 index has been climbing. The Dow has been on the rise. The Nasdaq has been going up, too.

But the transports, Cramer said Tuesday, have underperformed.

When the industrials rally without the transports, Dow theory suggest something is wrong and in the least, the move is suspect. Cramer doesn't subscribe to Dow theory, but he is concerned about the transports lagging behind.

To figure out what's happening and what it means for the broader market, Cramer sought the help of Dan Fitzpatrick, a highly regarded technician on Wall Street. Watch the video to see his full analysis on this topic.

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For answers and what it means for the greater market, Cramer went "Off the Charts."

   
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