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Forecast Looks On Track
We might just be the most exciting place to be in the trading world … Just 9 short weeks until
This is Where The Money is Made
Time is flying … and there are just ten weeks until our transformational Options Bootcamp in Riviera Maya where you’ll
Robust But Fragile Market On Its Toes
Eleven weeks until our Options Bootcamp in Riviera Maya. This year I am unveiling new research and tools and tech
Tech Giants Earnings And Then a Rest
As mentioned last week, the likely scenario for this bull run is that the giant techs need to report their earnings before this market can take a proper rest. Interestingly, they pretty much all dropped last week – perhaps in
Right Again, But The Signs Of Over Extension Are Mounting
The first week of earnings provided another positive week marred by a slightly tougher Friday. This particularly hit oil & gas energy stocks and financials stocks, though all the indices held up pretty well. The big tech stocks shook off
Earnings Is Key
That was one of the tougher weeks in trading as many stocks retraced and whipsawed. The one more “hoorah” is looking precarious in this current upside cycle, and earnings will be the deciding factor. Many issues do look overbought, but
Yes, One More Hoorah!
Last week I leaned towards the market having one more “hoorah” in this current upside cycle. It was a tough call as certain indications were suggesting the markets were overbought, while my trusted indicators were not. So, obviously I’m rather
One More Hoorah?
Big Announcement … Next year’s OptionEasy Bootcamp will be in … ORLANDO on 20th-21st April. More about that in due course. For now, let’s talk about the markets! In terms of the broad market, this week I have a question
Still Juice In this Market
Another good week, and while there is still more juice in this run we are getting closer to an overbought situation – not quite there yet. A few more ‘monorail’ initial sell-off bars in evidence with several overstretched stocks, while
Still Not Overbought, But Some Stocks Showing Signs Of Tiring
This was a particularly good week, with many stocks performing very nicely indeed. But a number are now showing profit-taking or initial sell-off bars. Up to now I’ve been consistently bullish with some caution. Bullish was the correct direction, the
Further Room For Upside But These Are Still Not Perfect Conditions
Another good week for the Nasdaq, this time dragging the other main indices along meaning a broader based rally. So, why the “but”? Because there’s also a lot of ragged behavior out there. Because the Nasdaq and leading stocks are
S&P Poised For a Breakout, But Serious Obstacles Still Loom
The Nasdaq has lurched into even more overstretched territory, the S&P is poised for a breakout, the Dow is trying to find support, and the Russell is still stuck in its sideways channel. Manage your trades conservatively. Protect profits as
Big Tech Leads The Way, But For How Long?
The Nasdaq had a storming week, leading the S&P somewhat, but barely having any impact on the Dow and the Russell 2000. The markets The large tech stocks have led the way, but this is not a broad market rally.