By: Scott RedlerMy analysis on Google (GOOG) was purely technical–we are market timers and use technical analysis as our guide. Anytime you have a major “event” like the launch of a smart phone–the Nexus...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerToday on the Fast Money Halftime Report talking about Google (GOOG) and emphasizing the need for a selective approach to sectors and stocks at this point in time. Check out the writeup over at CNBC.The T3Live...
Read MoreBy: Scott Redler…Not the IndicesRotation in the market has been king. You cannot overstay your welcome in any one sector and you have to make sure to keep following the money. You buy a move on day 1 and hold it through...
Read MoreBy: T3Live.comLast night, Patti Domm quoted me in her column on CNBC about the latest market action. Below is an excerpt from the blog. Be sure to check out the full article over at CNBC. Stocks meandered once more Wednesday,...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerIn this latest leg up for the markets, Google (GOOG) is the first of the leading stocks to show some technical damage. Prudent traders sold their longs as prices broke through $620-622, the level corresponding to...
Read MoreBy: Evan LazarusIn the comments section, a reader asked if I ever trade the long side. I wanted to highlight the fact that the blog is simply one component of the larger T3Live community. Collectively, we trade on multiple...
Read MoreBy: Scott RedlerAs of this morning, I am in Tier 2, with an average price of $107.50. With today’s up open in Gold, I am selling half of my position in the GLDs. The chart still looks like there is room to move higher, so...
Read MoreBy: Evan LazarusWhile I have covered this high-flying Chinese stock in the past many times (most recently on November 9th) I think we need to take another look at Baidu (BIDU) as it appears to be sitting on its trendline with a...
Read MoreBy: Scott Redler…Today Could be TrickyYesterday we saw a lot of follow-through on trades we put on earlier this week and between X-mas and New Year’s. My rule holds that you get involved on day one, as a stock...
Read MoreBy: Marc SperlingDuring December, the market was creating what some call a “springing coil”–volatility and price were both contracting. When that happens, the longer the contraction lasts, the larger the...
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