Trade Setups

Pre-market futures are showing another negative open, which isn’t surprising since we broke through a key support level that had held strong the previous two-months. So a lot of people who bought into the hype that the 8300ish level was the bottom of the market’s steep decline will likely be looking for a way out

Negative bias once again heading into the open. Intel has created some more problems for the market by slashing its outlook in its earnings report yesterday. So the Nasdaq is leading the charge downward this morning. We are undoubtedly at a “make-or-break” point for the market today: if it holds its lows, we could

Pre-market futures are showing a slight positive bias heading into the open. Asian markets were down a little over 1% while the European markets have rallied off their lows to where they are looking at 1% gains. Its a mixed market at this point. Nonetheless here are a few charts worth looking at to consider

Here’s a few shorts worth considering. Now that the market appears to be back in touch with reality, these guys should be enough to jump-start your day. But as for our trading parameters (i.e. stop-loss, entry-price and target price) among other things, you are just going to have to subscribe to find out! Here’s

UFI has been one of this month's favorites for tracking and trading. Our first trade on UFI yielded us a little over 14% within a two-day period (10/8 - 10/9). We're putting this pick out to our subscribers today, with parameters (i.e. stop-loss, entry, target) that we are using to trade, along with some other

With the market gapping down over 500 points in the Dow, and limits placed in the premarket on selling in the S&P, this is shaping up to be one ugly day. With that said, when the market looks like it is on the brink of catastrophe, is when it most often makes a descent rally

Futures are pointing to a negative opening after weakness overseas in the Asian markets as well as European. Apple and Yahoo had well received earnings reports, but may serve only to provide a cushion for the Nasdaq to the downward selling pressures we are seeing heading in the market’s open. In any case –

Some early morning skittishness is pointing to a lower open for the major indices. Today is options expiration, so there is no telling the volatility that we could see coming out of this market. It'll be interesting to see how much of a pop Google (GOOG) gives the markets - in particular the Nasdaq. My

Futures pointing down again as global markets sold off over night. In fact Japan had one of its worst days ever in over two decades dropping 9.38%. Europe also had some pretty nasty declines as well. We’ve posted a chart for shorting that we believe will provide a good risk/reward for traders. UFI of all

Futures are pointing down, which isn’t surprising considering that many will be looking to capture gains, or take the reduced losses throughout today. We could see some price swings depending on what we hear from the Do-Worse Congress. Senate will be picking up the bailout plan to vote on, that the House rejected just a