I sold IWN, IYR and EEM at break even or down a few pennies, all of which I was prepared for. My TBT and DBC still remain in play, but I’ve raised my stops to lock in some of those sweet profits. My indicators are slightly less bullish, and with price falling below some key…
My indicators show the emergence of a new uptrend, and so I’ve bought IWN, IYR, EEM, DBC and TBT for the ride up. Since my indicators remain in bearish territory, I’m staying cautious, trading small positions till volatility falls further. Sadly, I have no chart to post because I haven’t figured out how to make…
The market continues to churn in a wide range, but there are some signs of change. Hedged trading has begun under performing the underlying index, signaling short term bullishness. Volatility is falling, but remains high, so stay cautious. Tuesdays selling may be a capitulation point considering the ratio of down/up volume. Up/down volume on Wednesday…
A Twitter cloud via Wordle Lol currently browsing TBT.
Here are the tickers making noise on StockTwits CTDC is showing a basing pattern, and a high volume Bollinger break in an uptrend. This looks like something worth buying on dips, but it is currently over extended. The SPY is showing encouraging stability and remains in an uptrend. If the shit hits the fan, SRS…
My premier post of 2009, and it’s a little nerve wracking, sorta like blogging for the first time. What do you want to know? My market opinion’s are the same as a few days ago, so that isn’t interesting. For the record, I’m holding IWN, IYR, EEM, DBC and TBT, but that doesn’t really matter….
Even with today’s negative action, my indicator was positive. We’re at the levels that preceded the last down leg. Will it be different this time? Short treasuries and short gold is breaking down, so people are still shunning risk. The yield on the 30 year looks ready to make new lows. I’ve been too busy…
A tip of the hat to people who can actually blog for more than a month… I certainly couldn’t. Now that we’re plumbing the abyss of financial Armageddon, it seems prudent to comment on these so-called historical times. Does anyone remember Hank Paulson’s “strong dollar policy”? People (including myself) scoffed at ol’ Hankie every time…