Evening Watch List for September 9th

Mish Schneider | September 8, 2014

In keeping with the theory that the trading range beginning August 25th through the high established last week, is the range to break before we can see next direction clearly, Monday’s session was another notch in the belt of staying …


Reconciling the September Trading Range

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The way it breaks should yield clear signals to follow


Evening Watch List for September 5th

Mish Schneider | September 4, 2014

Marketgauge has a new proprietary software tool that gauges the market tone. We are using that as a layer in addition to the market internal indicator or McClellan Oscillator. The McClellan showed a neutral short term bias while our market …


Game Plan Post Jobs Report

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All about following the range break of last 2 weeks


Evening Watch List for September 4th

Mish Schneider | September 3, 2014

Based on Geoff Bysshe’s weekend notes “Look to follow the direction on Wednesday that takes place relative to what happens Tuesday, especially if that range extends outside the range of last week,” NASDAQ is our best example with the Russell …


Money Management Given Weaker Internals

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Not loading up and taking wider stops


Evening Watch List for September 3rd

Mish Schneider | September 2, 2014

First, I would like to thank Geoff Bysshe for filling in for me during my break and doing so with such aplomb!

Second, I would like to thank the Interest Rate Ultrashort TBTs for presenting itself upon my return with …


Possible Island Top in Interest Rates

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What that means for rates and overall market


Evening Watch List for September 2nd

Mish Schneider | September 1, 2014

The stage is set for September, but before I explain, let me tell you what the media is going to tell you just in case you haven’t already heard. Yes it’s true, September has the dubious distinction of being the …


Evening Watch List for August 29th

Mish Schneider | August 29, 2014

Once again news of escalating conflicts in the Ukraine spooked the markets overnight and into our opening bell. However, the fear didn’t last long. Stock indexes didn’t spend much more than 10 minutes selling off before they turned up and …