• I really thought that yesterday was going to be the day we reached 156.45 in the $SPY, but no, we sold off. This morning we may have another chance as today's economic data show that retail sales increased 1.1 percent, the largest rise since September, after a revised 0.2 percent gain in January. The rest of

    By |Published On: March 13, 2013|1 min read|
  • The $SPY closed .42 cents shy of my 156.45 target for the year. I compared my expectation with other highly intelligent ANALysts, and I am pretty much in the ball park. 2013 S&P Targets Wells Fargo 1,390UBS 1,425Morgan Stanley 1,434Deutsche Bank 1,500Barclays 1,525Credit Suisse 1,550HSBC 1,560Jefferies 1,565Goldman Sachs 1,575BMO Capital 1,575JP Morgan 1,580Oppenheimer 1,585BofA Merrill

    By |Published On: March 12, 2013|1 min read|
  • $SPY opening pretty much flat, after it's monster run last week. I still think we will reach that 156.45 level, but maybe we will chop for a while. The $NYMO (McClellan Oscillator) is showing itself like I expected. Moving towards the over bought territory, one good market green day at a time as I illustrate here. In

    By |Published On: March 11, 2013|1 min read|
  • $SPY ripping after the jobs report came better than expected, putting the rate of unemployment at 7.7%. So far my 156.45 target is within reach, and today's rally will contribute a lot to the $NYMO that should have an explosive push towards the overbought territory. I did read an interesting interview with Nouriel Roubini this

    By |Published On: March 8, 2013|2 min read|
  • $SPY popping after initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 340,000. On other news the Labor Department said that productivity fell at a 1.9 percent annual rate, the weakest pace since the fourth quarter of 2008. And on top of that in Europe, even though they have a 11.6% unemployment

    By |Published On: March 7, 2013|1 min read|
  • $SPY popping after initial claims for state unemployment benefits fell 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 340,000. On other news the Labor Department said that productivity fell at a 1.9 percent annual rate, the weakest pace since the fourth quarter of 2008. And on top of that in Europe, even though they have a 11.6% unemployment

    By |Published On: March 7, 2013|1 min read|
  • $SPY gaping again today, so far everything looking like we are heading to that 156.45 level I mentioned yesterday. Even the $NYMO McClellan Oscillator have move nicely to the 1/3 position towards overbought, which means that if we have 2 more days like we had yesterday, then we will reach the over that level, and things need

    By |Published On: March 6, 2013|1 min read|
  • $SPY reaching new highs, and to be honest I am very excited since I see what this market is doing. I have a current theory that on a daily chart, one could assume that a head and shoulder formation is actually starting to form. It is not going to form overnight, but it is there.

    By |Published On: March 5, 2013|1 min read|
  • So come Monday and we are in full sequestration mode. Maybe the reason the market is looking for a serious and who knows long pullback. I have not talked for a while about these other 2 indicators I have been using. The $FXY and the $XLF. The $FXY have been trying to stay above the

    By |Published On: March 4, 2013|2 min read|
  • I want to excuse myself today for not being able to write a full post since I have to leave early for a 9am appointment. But I want to leave you with just one important point. It is crucial that once we get to the 150 level today in the $SPY that it breached and

    By |Published On: March 1, 2013|1 min read|