Author: Scott Redler

Apple Inc. (AAPL) is one of my bread and butter stocks. Recently it’s been very quiet and choppy just consolidating near 52-week highs. Since this most recent rally began, we’ve seen a ton of great setups. The stock now sits...

Although it may be a light week for hedge funds and other institutional investors this market is not really taking a break. The market continues to roll on higher. We continue to have a healthy sector rotation occurring with...

Guest post courtesy of Jordana Balsam of Elitetradingtips You don’t need to have watched “Wheel of Fortune” to have heard the cliché: ‘You can’t teach an old dog new tricks’. When applied to humans this...

Jordan Kimmel shot a quick video outlining some famous stock marketisms. Every trader has heard the old saying “sell in May and go away” but where did that come from? Well, New York traders that controlled the market...

E Commerce China Dangdang Inc (DANG) and other hot Chinese IPOs have offered a ton of opportunity this year and especially in December as shares of Youku.com Inc. ADR (YOKU) and DANG skyrocketed on their trading debut. There is...

Hot ETFs for 2011: China WatchNEW YORK (TheStreet) Scott Redler, chief strategic officer at T3Live.com, details why investors need to consider China ETFs for their portfolios in 2011 and what his picks of the winning ETFs for...

A few weeks ago I talked about how Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) can be a stock play on the January effect. The stock has been moving in a slow and choppy fashion not doing too much that would be considered exciting. Yet, I am...

The chart of Apple Inc. (AAPL) is a prime example of why the end of the year is very tough to have any sizable positions. This morning I came in long shares of AAPL and was stopped out as it went from positive to negative. After...

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings Responds to Whitney Tilson: Cover Your Short Position. Now. (Seeking Alpha) In a rare direct response to an individual short-seller, the CEO of Netflix argues that while the company faces many risks in...