Weekend Reading

This week’s guest post comes from Adam Beaty over at TheBullogic.com (definitely worth book-marking). This week, as he has done in week’s past, we have his weekly forecast which I find very helpful in getting the trading energies flowing after a nice long weekend. You can also follow Adam on Twitter too.  Well last week

  Breakaway Gap Here we see a nice consolidation and finally the buying becomes strong enough to gap the price up.  From there we see a nice run.  This gap takes a non-trending stock and moves it to a trending stock.  As a confirmation of the breakaway gap we want a nice spike in volume.

Guest Poster Adam Beaty, from Bullogic providing his weekly forecast for the markets.  Last week the bulls continued to run the market up slowly but surely.  Let’s see what is in store for us this week. SPX The S&P500 has finally moved passed the 1227 level.  The bulls still hold control of this market, and

Recently, I opened up SharePlanner to guest postings, primarily on the weekend. Today I have an article from Hung Tran over at SwingDragon, who is also a regular contributor to the SharePlanner Chat-Room, providing lots of solid daily opinions and analysis on the market. His post below outlines a simple swing-trading strategy that he uses that

Last week I opened up SharePlanner to occasional guest postings, primarily on the weekend, and last week’s blogger and regular contributor to the SharePlanner Chat Room, Adam Beaty, (who has his own blog called Bullogic that is definitely worth checking out when you get the chance) provided us with a Weekly Forecast and Recap on the

Great Article over at Zero Hedge – a great website if you haven’t yet bookmarked it, speaking to the largest equity fund outflow last week that coincided with the strong market bounce that we saw. Remember how the market surged last week? One would think this may have been driven by something as fundamental as

I thought I’d post an article for everyone that can be found on Benzinga’s website (a great resource for market information and opinion – so check it out if you haven’t already) which had the opportunity to internview Peter Schiff, who is running for the Connecticut Senate Seat (and if I lived up there, the

As the tradition has always been, I try to post an article that I have found during my reading throughout the course of the week that I have found to be of the most interest and directly applicable to my trading. This week’s article comes from a guest poster on a site that I frequent

This weekend’s article comes from a website I like to frequent from time-to-time called ZeroHedge.com, who benefited from a guest poster at Washingtonsblog.com. In the article below the author points out that during the Great Depression, the second leg of the downturn, which took the market to its lowest levels was actually caused by European

This weekend’s article choice comes from EconGrapher.com. I found the article title intriguing which led me to read more and found the content quite interesting as well. There is a lot of information each week floating out there in the economy, and I can appreciate someone who tries to summarize the finer points of what