Author: Scott Redler

By: Scott RedlerFor the past year, we have been buying dips, buying bullish technical patterns, and shorting the extremely extended moves (remember the strategy of shorting the S&P every time we cleared new highs by about...

By: T3Live.comJoin us for cocktails and come meet T3Live’s top traders, including Scott Redler and the rest of the T3Live radio crew at our Wall Street office on Friday, January 29th from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30. Are you...

By: Scott RedlerGoldman Sachs (GS) went red after reporting earnings and then the market collapsed through the uptrend line we’ve been honing in on for the past few sessions. Now that the uptrend line has been broken, the...

By: Scott RedlerToday on the Fast Money Halftime Report we talked about the technical action in Goldman Sachs (GS) and the changing market complexion over the last week. I also offer my take on Google (GOOG) ahead of earnings....

By: Evan LazarusTake a look at a chart of Goldman Sachs (GS) and you can see the formation of a large head and shoulders on the daily timeframe. Traders need to pay attention to this ominous reversal pattern in GS. The pattern...

By: Scott RedlerI couldn’t say enough over the last week how important it was to be cautious right now. There were clear signs that market dynamics were changing. I hope that the past week or so of posts helped you all...

By: Scott RedlerThe uptrend that’s been in place since July was tested yesterday, and held for the time being. The level to watch closely is in the 1,128-1,132 range. Watch for a 60 minute or daily close below that level...

By: Elliot TurnerWhile most traders will focus on Goldman Sachs (GS) and Freeport McMoran (FCX) following their early morning earnings reports, I am going to throw out a curve ball today. The Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet, has...

By: Elliot TurnerWe often talk about retracements and consolidation. Typically we are referencing price moves; however, we can also talk about time. When a stock (or index) makes a powerful move in one direction, it can digest...

By: Scott RedlerTake a look at a daily chart of the S&P going back to July. The trendline in place since the mid-July low has withstood several tests on the way up. Today and tomorrow collectively will provide an important...