It has been a while since I posted some stock charts, but when you’re stocks are cruising could you blame me?
Anyways, it still doesn’t look like the market has defined where it wants to head for the last half of 2010. Below
It has been a while since I posted some stock charts, but when you’re stocks are cruising could you blame me?
Anyways, it still doesn’t look like the market has defined where it wants to head for the last half of 2010. Below
Too be honest, I have no idea how the overall market has performed over the last couple of days; rather, I have been paying more attention to individual stocks and noticing what what setups have been created. That being said,
Despite the ability for the market to hold on to any of its gains, I have been pleasantly surprised with many of the stocks I have been holding/following.
I have been looking for stocks that have performed opposite to the S&P 500 or
For the last couple of weeks I have been glancing through various stock charts trying to see what stocks work and what don’t.
Sure, I am coming across a lot of ‘nice setups’ but the problem is when every chart starts
I was having trouble posting some charts on my Twitter account last night, so I decided to make a quick post about 2 specific charts I am looking at: Netflix (NFLX) and Clearwire (CLWR).
Both these stocks
What we are to expect in the markets this week will be somewhat of a toss up. Will the selling action continue or was it just a one day anomaly based on the events of some major news?
Usually I would go with the anomaly option, but trading volume was
While the markets continue to rise, more importantly the S&P 500, stocks should continue to see experience some upward momentum. Stocks that have seen an increased run higher, should see some type of pullback.
Many big names are scheduled to report their earnings this week, which could bring in