Now that we got the FOMC behind us (repulsive as it may have been), it’s time to move forward, looking to tomorrow and the week ahead. Obviously, the Fed is accommodating as it has always been ahead of an election where the sitting president is seeking re-election. In this case it is no different. 

Here’s my watch-list and what I’m more than likely to be trading off of. On the long watch-list, I already have positions in CRR, BEAV, NLSN, WYNN, and ALXN but none of them off of the short-list. But as I always do, I keep separate lists for long and short candidates, because you never know when this market is going south and in a hurry. So I try to be a good Boy-Scout (despite only being one in 1st grade) and always be prepared. 

Here’s my long and short watch-lists.

watch-lists-9-13-12 

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