By: Mike Lee1.Create a game plan and stick to it! You should have a reason for entering each trade and always have a stop-loss price and a level to take profits before you enter a position. In the long-run, discipline is the key...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerFriday we saw some buyers come support Big Cap tech, but for the first time there was no real follow-through off the open. Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN) and Google (GOOG) all sold off hard early on. While I...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerSo far our thesis of “FOLLOW THE MONEY” is working out, and maybe even better than anticipated. Since the year started, the rotation has been awesome. There are great 3-4 day moves, then the money...
Read MoreBy: Elliot TurnerIn the trade through late 2009 and early 2010 we have been seeing a lot of sector rotation. Money has been moving from strong sectors to weaker sectors. Sectors make a move, digest the move while others kick...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerOver the last couple of months, we have traded Rino International (RINO) many times. It is a hot stock, in a hot sector, in a hot country. The company “engages in designing, manufacturing, installing, and...
Read MoreBy: Brandon RowleySource: Trade Flight Plan via Slope of Hope Any subscriber to T3Live.com knows that we love to trade opening gaps in the market. Gaps often create great opportunity in volatile markets. Trading for an opening...
Read MoreBy: T3LiveWe recently added a button to the right column of this blog that takes you to our Youtube channel. On Youtube, we post a variety of content ranging from educational vidoes to trade setups. On the blog’s parent...
Read MoreBy: Scott Redler Yesterday on the Fast Money Halftime report I discussed buying levels for Google (GOOG), and emphasized the point that this market requires quick strikes and sector rotation in order to maximize profit...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerThis is what we anticipate the market trading like this year–lots of trades from both directions and in different sectors. There will be a lot of rotation, a lot of jumping around. While last year saw panic...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerLet’s see if we get a complexion change today. The first support for the S&P sits at 1,130-1,132 with major support at 1,126-1,127. The headline jobs data looked weak, but the market’s reaction is...
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