Technical Discussion

I actually had a really fancy-shmancy market video planned for you all, but after having recorded it, and being so proud of it, I saw that my microphone had been on mute the entire time.  Now usually I check for that kind of stuff before recording a 20-minute commentary, but apparently I have a bad

I really don’t like anything about the Caterpillar (CAT) chart whatsoever.  If this stock breaks below $82, it is in for a world of hurting. It has one incredibly long-term head and shoulders patter, and all it needs to do is break below $82 and it’s showtime for the bears.  Also check out the

Ah, Tesla. It’s up ~$10 a share today. In July I suggested that you should consider purchasing Tesla on the dip when the market reacted very badly to a Goldman Sachs downgrade on the stock. I bought some then, now I’m thinking of taking some profits. With a stock as hot as Tesla you never

Netflix (NFLX) is by far one of the best stories of 2013.  They are the dominant online streaming companies despite the fact their fundamentals are pretty wretched.   Their climb back to $300 was fast but if you look at the chart you’ll notice that during that same time it has been forming for most

Is it just me, or are 99% of all the new features coming out on smart phones these days are things that are gimmicky and never to be used by the average user? 

It is part of the reason why I am weary about getting heavily short for the week ahead…treading lightly here….    Source: SPY Posts

The Cisco (CSCO) chart is hard to get a good read. There is a lot of existing possibilties but the best way I could find to play it is to watch the two major price levels offering support/resistance and wait for them to break – at that point – you play the gap fills depending

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From the previous post I did on Apple’s technical analysis, I mentioned that the stock needed to come back down and wouldn’t be breaking through $510 anytime soon. That turned out to be true.   At the moment, I think a likely pullback to somewhere around $467 seems to be in the cards.  Take a

Lululemon has been a volatile beast of late, but in the midst of all that, there is a perfect triangle pattern forming, and once it can get above that $74 level than $75, a move into the $80’s should be all but certain.  I’m not trading this one yet, but once it starts crossing certain