Author: Scott Redler

The world is getting smaller. We hear this all the time. The reality is not that the world getting smaller- travelling around the world is getting easier. As global trade continues to expand and multinational corporations spread...

After a couple weeks off from posting through Christmas and the end of the year, I’m back to recap the year. Santa Claus showed up at the end of 2010 to add to the gains while the economic calendar and geopolitical...

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It’s a new beginning for everyone in 2011. On this first trading day of the year, futures are giving us a nice 10 handle gap up to extend the December gains. The market became very stock and sector specific in December and...

Guest post courtesy of Jordana Balsam of ElitetradingtipsIt’s the end of the year, a time for natural reflection and looking back on the year that past. Our favorite T.V. shows are reruns. The Christmas specials are all based on...

By: Scott Redler and John DarsieWith light trading volume and muted action taking us into the end of the year, it’s time to start looking forward to 2011. 2010 was certainly an eventful year, one full of natural disasters...

China currently produces about 97% of rare earth elements, used worldwide mainly in new technology and clean energy systems. Earlier this year China began intimating that they would look to slash quotas for their rare earth...

The oil group led this market in late November and very early December, with the Oil Service HOLDRs (ETF) (NYSE:OIH) the place to be. Now, it seems like the consolidation phase could be over and another move could be imminent....

I have ranted from time to time about the bloated pension system in the United States. I have yelled about the gap between the public and private sector job employment and average salary and benefits. Yet, the most important...

Office Depot, Inc. (ODP) came on my volume sifter this morning. The chart is nice and tight and there is also action activity in the $5.50 and $6.00 calls. From a technical perspective the chart is okay. If the stock moves above...