Perhaps this market bounce isn’t over just yet, we’ll know more are the week progresses as there are massive amounts of earnings reports including Apple (AAPL), Facebook (FB), Boeing (BA), eBay (EBAY), Visa, (V), Catepillar (CAT), Chevron (CHV) and many, many more. Not to mention that you have the dadgum
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Well, back on October 27th, I thought it would be genius to add a short position in Best Buy (BBY). And at the time it looked like a good idea as a hedge against my multiple long positions in the portfolio. SPX was in the middle of a two day pullback and things were
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It was an incredible year of trading in 2014. Now it is on to 2015 and another year of profitability. Whether you are new to trading or experienced, you need to try out the SharePlanner Splash Zone by signing up for a Free 7-Day Trial where you will be given access to the member chat room as
Be sure to sign up for the SharePlanner Splash Zone Free 7-Day Trial and receive access to my chatroom and real-time trade alerts via text and email (including international). You can also automate all my trades through Ditto Trade. Click here to subscribe. Here is tomorrow’s swing-trading watch-list: Long Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY) Long Grupo
Here’s tonight’s swing-trading watch-list: Long Qlik Technologies (QLIK)
Here are tonight’s trade setups for tomorrow’s market: Short Citigroup (C)
Visa (V) is firing a warning shot for all to see today. I hate trading off of aging trend-lines. There was a time in my life, where I could never pass one up. It seemed so secure, so dependable, and so easy to cash in on. But like humans the older we get, the closer
Visa (V) was a trade that I booked profits in today of more that $10/share. But what is more important is to know why I booked those profits, and how I was able to avoid the $4.00 reversal that happened soon thereafter, to the downside. I use Bollinger Bands, probably not in the most