Many decry the lack of volume, conviction on the part of most individual investors, the lack of excitement about a market that just doesn’t seem to want to turn lower and inexorably continues moving higher.  But beneath the surface, behind … Continue reading →

If you’re a Houston trader or are located around the South Texas area, make plans this Friday to see me present live in conjunction with Worden!

On both Friday & Saturday (Feb. 10 & 11) at the Worden TC2000 workshop, I’ll be teaching live. It’s at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott (1601 Lake Robbins Drive, The Woodlands, TX 77380). The workshop starts at 10am and ends at 4pm, and I’d love to see you there either day.

I don’t know whether insider buying should be considered a part of the fundamental or technical arsenal but as far as I’m concerned, it surely isn’t a very reliable indicator to use when deciding whether to buy a stock or … Continue reading →

Our SPX target - 1344 was reached Friday on positive jobs data. The Fibonacci extension remains in play until it fails. We'll stretch it to encompass any new highs and look for a pullback to the ambush zone. If the extension fails in the ambush zone, we'll look for a deeper pullback - 50% retracement from Feb. high to Dec. low.

Uh, can´t help much but I have bad "habit" to buy some of these little trouble some companies usually during the january-february. This one got some-what positive feedback for this i-product (they are currently designing new one with alliance of another company which have sound also). 
Company potentially used so called fire-sale to fund them more few years back which also leaded to destroy current shareholders equity. At times it was however more close of 4 or 5 bucks stock.

Markets eased up on light volume, consolidating Friday's gains. The semiconductor index suffered the worst of the selling, but its losses were well within the boundaries of a pullback.

While the Russell 2000 flashed a potential bearish harami cross; look for a retracement to the rising trendline.

Following some healthy basing action in the previous week, we saw stocks head higher once again last week, continuing the 7-week uptrends.

The NAZ tagged 11-year highs, while the other indexes approached key levels from 2011. All news is good news these days, and it seems stocks may never decline again. Careful though – be sure to manage risk accordingly on new positions after a run of this magnitude. Could be that the first pullback is a good one with so many looking to lock in profits at some point.

The market continued its recent run last week as the NAZ made multi-year highs while the other averages pushed toward major levels from last year. The stretched conditions for individual stocks left fewer names ready to trade, and combined with gap conditions which prevented some intended trades from firing for me, I was left with fewer trades on the week – each of them being day trades.

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