After the first four days of tepid upward action, the market decided to take Friday off for the Labor Day Holiday weekend. Some people might get twitchy about this, but without the benefit of hindsight, at this point there’s not

Last week had something for everyone … the good, the bad and the ugly! Nearly every stock that we flagged as bullish did ultimately go up … but in several cases not without a blip first … and one or

More quick in-and-out gems last week on the long side with stocks including ASO, FND and PNR all reaching a conservative P1 target early in the week before retreating. As with WMT and WPM the previous week, you needed to

Despite last weekend being cautious I highlighted a few absolute gems including WMT and WPM on the long side. I’ll review them again today so you can be sure as to what I was focused on, and we’ll have a

Last week I said be patient for the right Post-earnings setups to manifest. While Pre-earnings is super exciting, such trades need to be handled with small amounts and with a thorough understanding of risk. In recent cases like RDDT and

We deployed an important release on Thursday where you can now save your chart settings and your default watchlist on loading the charts. Small tweaks can make big differences to your experience, and there are plenty more we’ll be deploying

An up week as anticipated but it’s tricky out there as the SPY, DIA and QQQ are already at extended levels. This means that while the market remains bullish, optimal setups aren’t as prevalent as we’d like. As with the

Again, greetings from the mainland of Greece! Although it was a sideways week, the SPY, QQQ and DIA remain technically overbought, but earnings starts this week, and the markets are clearly in an optimistic mood … Let’s see what the

Greetings from the mainland of Greece! The SPY, QQQ and DIA are technically overbought while the IWM is lagging as it often does in bullish markets. This gives us interesting opportunities. That doesn’t mean the big indices can’t keep running

Within hours of my write-up last week, the world changed! Energy and defence stocks were old hat, tech and finance stocks were in! While that’s quite normal in times of instability reaching a conclusion, the tricky part was anticipating that