I’ve been hearing from a lot of people saying that the bond market is the next bubble to burst. For the most part I’m a stock and options trader but a chart is a chart and if bonds are truly in a bubble then the long term chart...
Read MoreIt’s always interesting to look into the daily routine of another trader and compare it with what you currently do. While I rarely miss the open I couldn’t trade without charts or doing extensive research. I never watch CNBC or...
Read MoreHard to believe that an REIT is showing up on my momentum scans but the charts don’t lie. Nice upside potential with volume pouring in on advancing days this past month.
Read Morevia Trader-X blog. I dare you not to laugh at this silly dog playing in the snow. All I thought of the entire time was my dog Rigby as I watched this and how he would love to play in snow that deep.
Read MoreWith the holiday season upon us, I want to talk about giving rather than receiving. Two years ago my family and I participated in a movement that’s mission was to provide food and clothing to those who are living in the streets...
Read MoreI’ve had mixed results trading gold stocks in the past but those stocks have some of the best looking charts in the market pointing to higher prices very soon. I’m not going to speculate on why their rising when you consider how...
Read MoreI for one can’t wait for this year to be over and it’s not because I think the markets are magically going to rebound in 09′, but as a trader you get a fresh slate to work with and you can clear your mind. This year has been...
Read MoreTrading is going to be light next week so I think I’m going to keep one eye on the markets while lightly trading and reflecting about the past year in trading and blogging. I posted my 500th journal entry this month and I’m...
Read Moreclipped from www.financialsense.com On December 16, the Fed cut interest rates to a range of between a quarter of a point and zero. That is lower than ever in the 94 years of their existence. And they promised in the...
Read Moreclipped from www.financialsense.com On December 16, the Fed cut interest rates to a range of between a quarter of a point and zero. That is lower than ever in the 94 years of their existence. And they promised in the...
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