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How to Boost Your Returns With ONE Secret ETF Strategy
"How to Boost Your Returns With ONE Secret ETF Strategy"
Free Webinar Recorded on Tuesday, December 3rd at 8:00 PM EST (New York Time)
In this free online class John Carter will share with you:
A Powerful Simple Strategy for Trading Options on ETFs
The SAFE Levels to Take Risk
The Very Best ETFs to use
Which ETFs You Have to Avoid Like the Plague
And much more...
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There are 9 reasons why you SHOULD trade options on ETFs... and they're in this vide
There are 9 reasons why you SHOULD trade options on ETFs...and they're in this video...
9 Reasons to trade Options on ETFs
You'll learn from John Carter...
Why ETFs are his BEST Instrument for Options Trading
How he wires 34k from his Trading, to his Personal Account
Why ETF Options are untouchable by Market Makers
And a LOT more...
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Video shows legendary 223k profit day in the market
Proof that 'account size doesn't matter' is often very hard to find. People say it doesn't matter...but can't prove it.
This video PROVES it
Legendary trader John Carter had a pretty good day recently... where he recorded live his 223k trading day! This was recorded in his REAL money accounts...
97k on Apple
93k on Google
104k on Priceline
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Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013
Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013
MarketClub.com has been in the business of trend following for decades, and they are happy to announce that you can take a look at Today's Top 50 Trending Stocks now...for free! This dynamic report is a list of market movers that can make a difference in your portfolio for 2013.
It costs you nothing, and it could be the game changer you have been looking for.
It's time you started trading like the smart money, get started today for free!
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Join our stock picking contest
See how your picks stack up against other posters - join our weekly stock picking contest. Your win will be registered under your username and everyone will know about your stock picking talents.
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Dave Landry's Market in a Minute - Tuesday, 6/5/12
Random Thoughts
As I wrote in the Layman's Guide To Trading Stocks, the stock market can go 25 years or more without making a new high. I was concerned about making my case but the market made it for me. While the book was being written, the stock market made 13 year lows. As I wrote in the above article (warning: spoiler alert!): "Markets go up and markets go down." As traders (and since buy and hold doesn't work, if you consider yourself an "investor" you seriously need to think about learning how to trade), our job is to get aboard these trends. Yes, I'd love to ride out a nice gradual uptrend for the next 10-20 years but right now, that's not happening. It appears that stocks are headed lower. And, when that happens, our job is to short the market.
I do "top down" analysis in a "bottom up" fashion. Every day I look at nearly 2,000 stocks, a few hundred ETFs, and over 200 sectors. This gives me a good feel for what's really going on. And, by the way, if you want to understand markets, you too can do this daily (or, of course, pay me to do it for you)-but I digress. Anyway, the last thing I do is study the indices. By this time I have a pretty good idea of what's going on under the hood. With that said, yesterday, if you took away my index charts and asked me what the overall stock market did, I'd tell you that it was down hard. My point is, the indices were flat to slightly positive but internals were crap. This is not a healthy market. Don't believe me? Well, spend the next couple of hours looking at all of those aforementioned charts and you too will be a believer.
So what do we do? My methodology is pullback in nature. And since the market is probing new multi-month lows, they are not many stocks setting up. This is probably a good thing since the market is becoming oversold at this juncture. Therefore, the plan remains the same. Take partial profits on existing shorts as offered and trail your stops lower. Further, honor your stops on any remaining longs. In summary, manage what you have and wait for the next cycle (i.e. pullback) before looking to establish new positions.
Futures are flat to firm pre-market.
Click here to watch today's Market in a Minute.
Best of luck with your trading today!
Dave
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Expert swing trader Dave Landry comments on the charts for the major markets, indexes and sectors for the upcoming trading day in his daily one-minute video.
Make sure your sound is turned up. A new browser window will open and the video will begin playing within a few seconds.
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FB (Coverage Initiated)
FB (Long/$25.00 Stop) - Since it's debut Facebook has been in a tailspin headed to the ground floor. As of yesterday's close ($26.90), the stock appears to be oversold. The chart pattern is a typical three push down pattern that is indicating seller momentum is waning.
Now, this does not mean buyers are going to get aggressive, it simply means that sellers are getting tired and that, at current... levels, the bulls may find the stock appealing. Also, a typical protracted move usually ends with a three push pattern which could also mean that shorts will now be tempted to cover their positions. If this does happen, you could see a short-term bounce back to the low $30's.
In any case, if you've been waiting on the sidelines for an opportunity to get involved, this may be it.
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Penny Stock Watchlist 6/5
We didn't need a watchlist today! Stocks running left and right straight off scan. EFTI went 150% from alert, AUMN went 20% and plenty of other runners today, CBLI BPAX BWMG EEDG USEI SMBL ZLCS etc. Join us in chat tomorrow. It's free for a limited time. Here's your list for Tuesday:
CBLI BPAX INSM AUMN SMBL GV XNPT PTNR MVIS GMO REED NG MUX NVTL FTEK NCIT HWAY HNSN SNTA CLSN AAU PSUN AUTH VRNG ZLCS
OTC's: BMWG EEDG GWBU EFTI GMND IPRU MDHI USEI
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ETN-Getting Pounded ????
ETN has gotten pounded the last few days... I thought the beating it took last friday was overkill... Picked up up Friday evening. Hoping it would go up today...
Boy I was wrong... Thank god for a tight stop loss order...
What am I missing on this stock.. Great P/E Ratio, good management, I guess the biggest risk, is all the companies they have bought this year... But is that really the reason for the beating its taking?
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Stocks To Keep On Your Radar Screen next week
Stocks To Keep On Your Radar Screen next week - Full article and charts
Could be an interesting week for Career Education Corp. (NASDAQ:CECO) investors as the stock is showing some signs of a possible technical rebound in the making. The MACD and CMF are still showing positive divergences and the MFI is moving up and currently it has a value of 63.60 below overbought region of 80. There is positive money flow for the stock. The key technical resistance level investors will be watching is the 7 area. A breakout above this level could send the stock on a major push higher.
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Barchart.com's Chart of the Day - Coca Cola Femsa (KOF)
The "Chart of the Day" is Coca Cola Femsa (KOF), which showed up on Friday's Barchart "All Time High" list. Coca Cola Femsa on Friday rallied to a new all-time high of $117.90 and closed up 1.70%. TrendSpotter has been long since April 20 at $106.59. In recent news on the stock, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in Q1 had a 6.2 million share position in Coca Cola Femsa. Coca Cola Femsa, with a market cap of $21 billion, produces, markets and distributes soft drinks throughout the metropolitan area of Mexico City, in Southeastern Mexico and in metropolitan Buenos Aires, Argentina.
To access recent archived Chart of the Day reports, please go to:
http://www.barchart.com/headlines/se...=BC&series=COD
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AIG in a nested pattern (AIG) - Quick Takes Pro Chart of the Day
Chart of the Day (June 4, 2012) - AIG in a nested pattern (AIG)
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Dave Landry's Market in a Minute - Monday, 6/4/12
Random Thoughts
Referring the chart below, notice that the S&P made multi-year highs and subsequently stalled short of those highs (1). It then sold off hard (2) and pulled back (3). This action set up a variation of a pattern I have dubbed a "First Thrust." See the article above for more details. On Friday, we saw nice follow through out of this pattern.
I use the world "nice" in terms of my positing and technical analysis. I'm not happy that the market went down. I'd prefer if it just climbed steadily for years and years. Unfortunately, unless you're Bill Clinton, what is, is. So, I am happy that the charts worked. Forget about your bias and what you hope will happen and just follow the charts. What is, is.
As this market correction (which is now a bona fide slide) began to unfold. I wrote and spoke (see webcast archives) a lot about the ebb and flow of using money management and the charts to adjust your portfolio. Your longs begin to stop out and you start establishing shorts. You don't make big picture predictions. You just take things one day at a time and let it all unfold. And, you end up net short in a down market.
So what do we do? Take partial profits on existing shorts as offered and trail your stops lower. Further, honor your stops on any remaining longs. Since the methodology is pullback in nature and the market /most stocks/sectors are making new multi-month lows, they aren't a lot of new setups. This is probably a good thing since the market is becoming oversold. Therefore, manage what you have and wait for the next cycle.
Futures are flat to firm pre-market.
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Watch Water Utilities ? American Water Works Company (AWK)
We are watching Water Utilities ? American Water Works Company (AWK).
Please visit diagstocks.com for more details.
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The European Levels You Must Know...
As we all know by now, the problems in the European Union are starting to increase by the moment. Many investors are now talking about a complete breakup of the European Union as we know it. The debt problems in all of these nations is simply becoming to much to for the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to handle. In other words, debt can only bail out debt for so long. Has the debt society as we know it finally come to an end?
In this weeks report, we will examine three of most important European banking stocks in the stocks market. After all, the problems in Europe and around the world are really a banking crisis and not just a sovereign debt crisis. Austerity measures in Europe have been implemented and the banks continue to struggle. It appears that the one way the European banks could be saved in Europe is by the ECB printing money. However, at this time, the ECB can not print money. Therefore, we shall see if that rule is changed by the end of the year. I suspect in time it will, making the ECB more like the Federal Reserve.
Deutsche Bank AG (USA) (NYSE:DB) is a Germany-based global investment bank. This stock plunged lower by 3.10 percent on Friday, June 1, 2012. The stock will have some short term daily chart support around the $28.00 area, this is the weekly chart low from September 12, 2011. The weekly chart could be signaling a decline to the $19.00 area if this downside momentum continues over the next few months. Either way, unless some surprise resolution arises out of the European Union in the near term DB stock looks to be headed lower.
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Weekly Market Review 201222
Weaker economic data continued to push the bearish momentum forward; May nonfarm payrolls' (69k vs. 165k est.) disappointed the market by adding the least job in the last 12 month periods. Furthermore, consumer confidence (64.9 vs. 70.0 est.), Chicago PMI (52.7% vs. 56.8% est.), and the ISM manufacturing index (53.5% vs. 54.0% est.) all showed below estimate readings throughout this past week. These pessimistic releases drove the U.S. bond market to trade at record high that the 10yr is currently trading below 1.5%. But how low can yield goes? While this low rates environment may least a lot longer given from the poor economic condition. However, from the technical perspective, it may be ready for a bounce that the 10-yr is approaching to its multi-decade support. Looking forward next week, stocks are likely to continue to stay volatility with this downtrend momentum, and the ISM service will be the key mover for bonds.
Technical Highlights:
? Stocks turned underwater on year-to-date basis; bonds soared to record high.
? The NYSE composite failed to make a bullish turn on its 200day moving average; Both the S&P and the NASDAQ composite are now trading in the bearish territory (below 200day SMA).
? Market decline led by abnormal negative performances on offensive stocks; Historical data continued to point the market lower.
? While the 10-yr Treasury yield traded at record low, it is also approaching to its multi-decade support (see chart on page 6).
read more at...
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Copper Breaks Long Term Uptrend
This week copper broke the trenline from back in 2009. This an incredibly bad sign for the broader economy and stocks if copper cannot recapture this trendline in the immediate future.
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UGLY looking forum.
Color sucks.
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A Weekly Look -- Week Ending 6/01
The dollar printed a key reversal on Friday, which was day 22 of the dollar?s daily cycle.
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Small Energy Stocks
Need some advice about small energy companies. SD, KOG etc, also CHK for natural gas play. Any idea which of these is the better play. Feel free to include others that might be interesting.
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Fall in to the Gap (GPS) - Quick Takes Pro Chart of the Day
Chart of the Day for May 30, 2012 - Fall in to the Gap (GPS)
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Dave Landry's Market in a Minute - Friday, 6/1/12
Random Thoughts
The market continued to slide of a First Thrust but did manage to close off of its worst levels. Futures are getting decimated pre-market so it looks like the slide continues out of the pattern.
So what do we do? Well, if you've been reading this newsletter you're probably been short for a while. So, manage what you have by trailing your stops lower and take partial profits on this morning's weakness if offered. Isn't it nice to come into a day like today and be able to keep your head while everyone else is losing theirs? The charts don't always work but it sure is nice when they do! Since the futures are getting creamed, you probably want to hold off on new shorts for now.
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Facebook's horrible IPO
Last Friday the moment was finally there, Facebook went public. On the first day of trading we already saw that the stock price didn't meet the high expectations among many investors.
Now, after a couple of trading days the bad news around Facebook's IPO is piling up. The Nasdaq is sued by investors because of the fact that the trading systems had some technical malfunctions. JPmorgan and Goldman Sachs will be investigated in their role during the IPO. Bankers could have spreader negative information about Facebook among their bigger clients who wanted to buy Facebook shares.
What do you think about this situation. Is Facebook a good investment for the long-term?
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Penny Stock Watchlist 6/1 - Free Chat Room for All!
Here's the deal. Market has been slow lately, but we've been killing it. Tired of watching your stocks lose your money? Now is your chance to join us in the chat room for free. The catch is you have to do your homework, watch and learn. As only members will have access to the videos/articles/seminars/ etc. The free chat might last a week or it might last forever. It's a trial for me to see what happens. Part of the deal is this watchlist will be what it used to be, just a list. If you want the in-depth idea behind why some of the stocks are on the list and the possible trade idea, then just become a member already. Its just $40 a month. Now get your butt in the FREE chat room and when you're ready to learn what the hell I'm talking about in chat, then join up! Here's your list for Friday:
MVIS VRNG GALE FCEL GWBU TISA KSWS CVO KERX IPAS TEAR PRKR PWER DYN EAHC ETAK SNTA STNT
Over $5: BONT ARNA END CIEN ROSG ISLE FB
In-depth also mentions a hot sector and a few tickers to watch. Here's the in-depth watchlist for members:
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I'm going long on this one (JOY)
Joy Global mining company.
Looks like they have technology that Caterpillar (CAT) is interested in as well as being solidly planted in the industry.
7 straight years of growth. Solid track record and I like that CAT is showing some interest.
In at 66 1/4 today. In it for the long run, I hope.
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Barchart.com's Chart of the Day - Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY)
The "Chart of the Day" is Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY), which showed up on Tuesday's Barchart "All-Time High" list. Bed Bath & Beyond on Tuesday posted a new record high of $74.67 and closed up 2.10%. TrendSpotter has been long since May 11 at $71.55. Bed Bath & Beyond was last featured by "Chart of the Day" as of the close on Nov 8, 2011 of $63.44. In recent news on the stock, Argus on May 17 reiterated its Buy rating on BBBY and maintained its $80 target, saying it is positive about the company's acquisition of Cost Plus because the deal will enable BBBY to add some excitement to its stores with new merchandise. Credit Suisse on May 11 upgraded BBBY to Outperform from Neutral and raised its target to $91 from $75 because the Cost Plus acquisition adds growth, improves selection, and reduces sourcing costs. Bed Bath & Beyond, with a market cap of $17 billion, is a nationwide operator of superstores selling predominantly better quality domestics merchandise and home furnishings typically found in better
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Barchart.com's Chart of the Day - Bob Evans Farms (BOBE)
The "Chart of the Day" is Bob Evans Farms (BOBE), which showed up on Thursday's Barchart "All-Time High" list. Bob Evans on Thursday posted a new all-time high of $40.74 and closed up +0.74%. TrendSpotter has been long since April 27 at $38.67. In recent news on the stock, the company on March 8 affirmed FY12 EPS guidance of $2.38-2.44 versus the consensus of $2.44 and said it is targeting 7-10% long-term growth. Bob Evans Farms, with a market cap of $1.1 billion, owns and operates restaurants, including Bob Evans Restaurants, Owens Family Restaurants, Bob Evans `small-town` Restaurants, and Cantina Del Rio Mexicanrestaurants. They also produce fresh and fully-cooked sausage products and fresh, deli-style salads which are distributed primarily to grocery stores in the Midwest, Southwest and Southeast.
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Dave Landry's Market in a Minute - Thursday, 5/31/12
Random Thoughts
In spite of all the celebration about Wednesday's rally, the market turned right back down-in a "do over" fashion. In fact, it gave back all of Wednesday's gains and then some. This action has it selling off out of a First Thrust pattern.
So what do we do? I'm still seeing a plethora of shorts that are set up. I especially like the ones that are just coming off of multi-year highs. This helps to ensure that the most amount of participants are trapped on the wrong side of the market. Read the First Thrust article above.
The Dollar and Bonds banged out new highs on Wednesday.
Come to the chart show later today. I'm going to flesh out all of the above in a lot more detail. If you don't have my book but do plan on reading it as some point, email me for the password.
Futures are flat to firm pre-market.
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How to Boost Your Returns With ONE Secret ETF Strategy
"How to Boost Your Returns With ONE Secret ETF Strategy"
Free Webinar Recorded on Tuesday, December 3rd at 8:00 PM EST (New York Time)
In this free online class John Carter will share with you:
A Powerful Simple Strategy for Trading Options on ETFs
The SAFE Levels to Take Risk
The Very Best ETFs to use
Which ETFs You Have to Avoid Like the Plague
And much more...
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There are 9 reasons why you SHOULD trade options on ETFs... and they're in this video
There are 9 reasons why you SHOULD trade options on ETFs...and they're in this video...
9 Reasons to trade Options on ETFs
You'll learn from John Carter...
Why ETFs are his BEST Instrument for Options Trading
How he wires 34k from his Trading, to his Personal Account
Why ETF Options are untouchable by Market Makers
And a LOT more...
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Video shows legendary 223k profit day in the market
Proof that 'account size doesn't matter' is often very hard to find. People say it doesn't matter...but can't prove it.
This video PROVES it
Legendary trader John Carter had a pretty good day recently... where he recorded live his 223k trading day! This was recorded in his REAL money accounts...
97k on Apple
93k on Google
104k on Priceline
AND YOU CAN WATCH IT HERE
John will show you exactly how he traded the above trades, what he did right, what he did wrong, and what YOU can do to trade like this. And he points out what a 'small account' really is and how the overall goal is to have an income source by growing it to big account!
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Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013
Just Released: 50 top movers in 2013
MarketClub.com has been in the business of trend following for decades, and they are happy to announce that you can take a look at Today's Top 50 Trending Stocks now...for free! This dynamic report is a list of market movers that can make a difference in your portfolio for 2013.
It costs you nothing, and it could be the game changer you have been looking for.
It's time you started trading like the smart money, get started today for free!
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Join our stock picking contest
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Default Penny Stock Watchlist 5/31 - Market red, but we found runners anyway!
Market down, we still find winners! FCEL very nice on open, as we mentioned its potential pre-market and went for a possible 12% gain. NCIT ripped 20%+ from initial alert, then setup on the short side as well which brought another 15% if you took the breakdown idea. AGRT followed thru after a dip above .53 and hit .66 for a possible 24%. IDVC and HOKU other good alerts today netting more than 15%. Pretty good day for an overall market pullback. Have you taken the free trial yet? Short list tonight as most ideas have come directly from intra-day scans.
GYSTD some late day buying and will be a top watch in the morning. Alerted in chat today at .10.
BRFH MDMC STNT - interesting charts if you know what I mean.
Others: IDVC HOKU LTHU FCEL VELA AMPE NSU TAST ARNA CVO FTEK
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Can't Wait For This Stock To Blow Straight Up!
Denbury Resources Inc (DNR)
Valuation
PE Ratio --> 9.17 (Good)
Price to Book --> 1.23 (Good)
PEG Ratio --> 0.45 (Good)
PE Ratio Among its competitors --> Low (Good)
PE Ratio * Price To Book --> 11.28 (Good)
Financial Health
Current ratio --> 1.25 (Average)
Debt to Equity --> 0.55 (Below Average)
Net Current Assets --> 151.4 millions
Long Term Debt --> 2727.7 millions
Net Current Assets Lesser than Long Term Debt --> Based on business nature, can be considered Average
Cash From Operation --> 291.7 millions (Q1 Is gradually increasing based on YOY - Good)
Cash From Financing Activities --> 55.9 millions (Is gradually decreasing - Good)
Market Cap --> 6.08 Billion
Dividend History
10 Years Non-Stop Payout --> NA
Dividend Yield --> NA
Management Efficiency
ROA --> 7.21% (Average)
ROE --> 15.06% (Good)
ROI --> 7.7% (Good)
Operating Margin --> 46.15% (Good)
Fair Value Estimation (Based On Discounted Cash Flow)
Operating Cash Flow: 863.7 Millions (3 years average)
Total Debt: 2727.7 Millions
Cash and Equivalent: 77.4 Millions
Cash Flow Growth Rate (Based on consensus estimate from Reuters): 20.08%
Discount Rate: 8.9%
Fair Value: $27.26
Margin of Safety: 75.19%!
Technical Analysis
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Divergences Appear: May Signal ECB Stimulus Coming Shortly
The market is showing positive divergences in two major areas. These areas signal stimulus and possible bank recapitalization from the European Union and the ECB. Ultimately, the markets are signaling something big on the horizon that could cause the market to pop sharply in the short run. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSEARCA:SPY) is trading at $131.96 -1.74 (-1.30%).
The first positive divergence has occurred between the S&P 500 and the Dollar. These usually trade inverse to each other but lately, the Dollar has soared to new 2012 highs, but the market has not made new lows. This signals a coming market push. The PowerShares DB US Dollar Index Bullish (NYSEARCA:UUP) 22.92 +0.12 (0.53%).
The second divergence is happening today. Gold opened sharply lower and has rallied back to the flat line. This is extremely unusual with the Dollar higher on the day and the markets lower. This tells us of stimulus on the horizon in Europe. The SPDR Gold Trust (ETF) (NYSEARCA:GLD) hit of low of $148.61 but is now trading at $151.31, +0.29 (0.19%). This is a huge reversal and speaks to a big factor coming on the horizon.
Ultimately, things are pointing to an announcement in the next week of bank bailouts in Europe and possible stimulus. This would cause a sharp 300 plus point rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Gareth Soloway
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Penny Stock Watchlist 5/30 - Great alerts left and right!
Awesome morning! AGRT MVIS AAPT etc. Many runners this morning. A few late day movers as well I wasn't around for, as I took off a bit early today. ISR beauty play from watchlist last night, gap over .80, consolidate, then run into close. CVO finally headed towards 2 as mentioned it might on watchlist last week. The point is the hardest part is learning how to play, then once it clicks you'll see opportunities left and right.
I realize some of you were unaware that we had a different chat room spot this morning as I was unable to login here for a bit, and for that I apologize. But all is fixed and we will be back here at the OTF tomorrow. BestDamnPennyStocks Canceled... again. Nonetheless, feel free to re-watch the BFLX video from the last BDPS play and keep what I discussed in mind as we work through the new one in the future. They just want you on your toes.
AGRT - BullExchange promo. Great intra-day setup too if you missed first run. Now needs over .53. We'll see if they can make it a multi-day runner.
ISR - probably gets a small gap up, if you bought today, consider taking profits. If you're on the sidelines, give it a few minutes to see which way its going to go if any direction at all. Who knows it may consolidate early before deciding which way to go similar to today.
CVO - Watch the 2 spot tomorrow, if it doesn't break consider profit taking. You can always play again later if it sets back up.
MVIS - decent close. Needs over 2.70, may test 3 real quick if it does. If that breaks who knows. Play the intra-day trend.
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stock software.
An sponsor who sells stock short borrows shares from a brokerage domicile and sells them to one more purchaser. profits from the sale go into the shooter?s description. I say things like ?if you found $50 on the ground, would you pick it up?? if the answer is ?yes? then why not take the same $50 or $100 that you are up in a stock position BEFORE the market closes. The software does!!!!ock
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Question about which screener to use for focusing on price action/ day trading
I've been following daytrading for a bit now, and started doing some paper trading with some success (fake success yay!)
A big road block for me though has been finding a good screener to test some of the things I want to try. I've paid for a few monthly subscriptions to different screeners now, and none will give me what I need.
Would anyone be able to suggest a good screener that can show me stocks that are quickly falling or rising? For example if a stock went up or down by 0.5% over the last 30 seconds, I'd like the screener to show it. And then I could take a deeper look at a list of stocks that are currently moving quickly up or down.
Thanks for any advice
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Penny Stock Watchlist 5/29
Hope everyone enjoyed the 3 day weekend. The audio during the seminar last night did not work, therefore I will be posting a separate video tonight discussing the topics more in-depth. Here's the list for Monday:
KV.A - I'm holding from 1.30, looking for follow through or I'll be out. Decent run mid-day friday. Might re-test 1.50, we'll see. More in chat.
COCO - needs over 3.00
ISR - watch the .80 spot, room to the upside if it breaks.
Others: KV.A GNOM UPI XG RCON CSIQ TCX MRGE MNOV ACLS COCO THM AMRS MUX CYTR GTAT PRWM