Watch-Lists

Here’s this week’s bearish watch-list. As I do every week I will be highlighting those setups that I consider the best of the bunch. I personally would wait for the SPX to cross below 1740 before jumping heavily on the short-wagon. Some  hedging against your long positions is completely appropriate.  Here’s the complete

Here’s the week’s bullish watch-list. Most of my trades will come off of this list. Some will come off of new additions found throughout the week. But this here is the home base, the foundation of where most of my trade decisions will come from.  As I always do, I’ll highlight various trade setups worth considering

it’s the counterpart to the bullish watch-list I published yesterday, except this one happens to be for the stocks you want to see drop. That’s right the bearish watch-list for the week.  I’ll be posting those setups that look the best throughout the week.  Despite the market still trading near its all-time highs, there

With little head wind facing the markets going forward, and a depressed bear community that completely whiffed on the opportunity to drive this market lower last week, my disposition is back towards the long side with this market. Keep this list handy, review it and the charts associated with the stocks as much as possible

We’re closing in on the end of the month and the market seems to be treading quietly ahead of the FOMC statement on Wednesday. Remember, last time we rallied hard into the FOMC statement was 6 weeks ago and it it marked a top in the market that led to a multi-week pullback.  So be

Some big economic news this week and that is the likely the reason why the market opened on Monday to absolute nothingness. Essentially we have been trapped in a 4-point range all day long and don’t expect to see much as the afternoon progresses. But it isn’t overly surprising either considering we have another ‘who-knows-what-will-happen’

We came into today with the markets up 8 out of the last 9 trading sessions. Today we are trying to make it 9 out of 10. However, we’ve seen some blow-off selling at the highs that make a sell-off finally very possible. I’ve added a couple of new shorts from the list and could

Alright – time for that new bullish watch-list of mine. And just to make the watch-list a bit easier, and more useful, I’ve added two more columns to it: the tracking price (trkPrice), which is the price the stock was at when I first started tracking it, and secondly the tracking date (trkDate) which

It’s Tuesday, and that means it must be time to post my short watch-list that will take us through Monday of next week. As always, I will highlight the stocks that set up immediately for a trade much like I did this morning with the posting of three short setups in PAY, TIF, and

The markets are off to a shaky start this week, particularly with the way futures opened up Sunday night followed by the equities open this morning. However, the markets really don’t seem to fear the prospect of a possible (alleged) ‘default’ or if it is to happen, it really isn’t as big of a deal as Congress