Here is a new feature that we are rolling out on SharePlanner.com – video webcasting. From time-to-time, we will use this feature for market analysis, technical discussions, and to review past trades.At this point, I’m probably better at the written word than I am at doing the webcast. But bear with us as we seek
One of the growing trends that we have seen in the market of late is the heavy program buying happening anywhere in the last hour of the trading day, but most often it occurs sometime in the last 15 minutes and to the upside. Given, the last hour is traditionally a volatile time in the market as it is
I really wish I could make my titles a little bit longer without messing up the title parameters on the web page, like something awful. If I had a say in it, my title would probably be “Great Short Trade for Subscribers in AAPL while Market Lagged, Right Before Program Buying at the End
Another round of fear has hit the markets, with worries now that the Dow is hitting fresh lows (we could honestly careless about this index as it is price weighted). The indices of great importance though is the S&P 500 and NASDAQ. The NASDAQ is hanging strong – as it has not seen near the
This has to be one of the most boring markets, over the past few weeks, that I have dealt with in quite some time. The sideways action continues day after day, and while we do still see some descent intra-day moves, over the course of a week, we just find ourselves back where we started.
This chart represents a stock that over an eight-month period nearly doubled in value. The euphoria of the run up was something never seen before in recent history. But now, as you can see, the top of this chart is showing some weakness/distribution. The 50-day moving average has been violated, a textbook head-and-shoulders pattern is
It's a new year and as a result the slate is clean for investors who over the past twelve months saw many years worth of gains evaporate. We will look to add a few more positions to our portfolio in the days ahead so be sure to check in regularly. This week will prove to
Looks like we were right about that inverse head and shoulders pattern meaning little to nothing to the technical developments of the indices (just had to bring it up). The markets sold off hard today and they look poised to test if not shatter the lows set back in October. If those lows are broken,
This past week has been quite interesting as to a new phenomenom occurring more than 50% of the time, and that is the late day sell-offs that occur with only 5-10 minutes remaining in the market session. Now, over the past year, we have seen quite a bit of selling occurring in the last 30
This market has become increasingly concerning for us to short in. Stock are getting hammered day by day, and the ability to find stocks worth shorting is not the problem, you can pretty much short anything and you will make money (unless they are ETF’s like SKF & QID of course.). The real problem lies