Morgan Stanley Consumer Index Archive

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The Morgan Stanley Consumer Index (CMR) is an equal dollar weighted index designed to measure the performance of consumer-oriented, stable growth industries through price changes in 30 component stocks representing 20 industries. Major industries include beverages, food, pharmaceuticals, tobacco and personal products. The CMR Index was established with a benchmark value of 200.00 on December 31, 1991. To ensure that each component stock continues to represent approximately equal weight in the Index, adjustments are made annually, based on closing prices on the third Friday in December.

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11/10/2012: Stock Index Technical Analysis & Trends Morgan Stanley Consumer Index
Stock Index Technical Analysis & Trends Morgan Stanley Consumer Index (VIDEO). In this live stock index video we'll cover the key support and resistance trends and key moving average trends on the Morgan Stanley Consumer Index.
8/9/2012: [Stock Index Analysis] MORGAN STANLEY CONSUMER INDEX $CMR
[Stock Index Analysis] MORGAN STANLEY CONSUMER INDEX $CMR. We'll cover all the live stock trading action and how to take advantage of wholesale pricing in the equity and options market.
11/6/2011: MS Consumer Index Topping Resistance Levels
MS Consumer Index Topping Resistance Levels. Live stock index technical analysis long-term training video.
9/4/2011: CMR.X MS Consumer Index September 2011 Technical Analysis Preview
CMR.X MS Consumer Index September 2011 Technical Analysis Preview stock index technical analysis. We'll cover all the live stock trading action and how to take advantage of wholesale pricing in the equity and options market.
5/21/2011: Multi-year Bull Rally Top CMR.X MS Consumer Index Correction Coming
Multi-year Bull Rally Top CMR.X MS Consumer Index Correction Coming. Stock marketcorrections either come over time or they happen like the stock market crash like the "flash crash" or "1987 crash". The consumer has been under a great deal of pressure with rising oil prices, gas prices, food prices, and other commodity related names.

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