Monday 30 November 2009 What is missing is supply. What is also missing is demand. As price has rallied throughout November, the level of volume keeps declining. A decline in volume says that demand has...
Read MoreTuesday 24 November 2009 Little can be said about a market that stays range bound for two weeks, and one that has weak demand accompanied by even weaker selling. You can see from the chart that no one is in control,...
Read MoreTuesday 24 November 2009 This will be the last article this holiday-shortened week, so things can change by Friday. For now, Crude Oil is saying that it is not yet ready to move. There was an attempted upside...
Read MoreMonday 23 November 2009 “Speculation is as old as the hills. Whatever happens in the market today has happened before and will happen again.” -Jesse Livermore, Speculator King The...
Read MoreSaturday 21 November 2009 For the weekly chart ending Friday, the S & P market is showing signs of a tired buying environment where efforts may have been spent, temporarily, at a minimum. This is a fairly easy...
Read MoreSaturday 21 November 2009 We are advocates of two primary factors in trading: 1. Knowledge of the trend, and 2. Use of present tense market activity. The first one is easy to understand, for it leads to the...
Read MoreThursday 19 November 2009 We mentioned yesterday that buyers would not be able to stave off sellers for forever, and selling entered the market right out of the gate on Thursday as price gapped right through support...
Read MoreWednesday Evening 18 November 2009 “Sellers! Sellers! Wherefore art thou?” …in this mini-drama series of “Who’s On First?” Buyers have the edge by...
Read MoreWednesday 18 November 2009 Yesterday, we wrote about a potential low-risk trade in Natural Gas, outlining the reasoning for it, Natural Gas – A Low-Risk Short-Term Trade. The trade recommendation did not...
Read MoreTuesday Evening 17 November 2009 Charts can be like clouds, at times, as unlikely a comparison as it may seem. Yet, the same chart can be interpreted by so many people in a variety of ways, it would make one...
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