Evening Watch List for May 22nd

Mish Schneider | May 21, 2013

Most notable for Tuesday is that the Small Caps or Russell 2000 had an inside day (when the range of the day, high to low, is within the range of the day before). This interprets as a pause, which I …


Compare and Contrast the Opening Range Reversal Setups

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5 setups and what to do and not to do


Evening Watch List for May 21st

Mish Schneider | May 20, 2013

Monday began with a low volume marginal correction in the indexes and a clear rotation into energy and oil plus a short covering rally in gold. The dollar lost some of its recent strength which certainly helped fuel this rotation …


Entrances, Exits, Putting it All Together

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Also, a look at the Nuggets List


Evening Watch List for May 20th

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It didn’t take long to get the answers to our questions concerning how well the market would take a round of lukewarm economic data or whether or not the US dollar would correct and rates rise. Friday made yet another …


Evening Watch List for May 17th

Mish Schneider | May 16, 2013

Last two days were profit taking opportunities for many longs that were deep in the money. That doesn’t mean one should not be holding onto core positions as today’s “red” day was more of a welcomed respite than a “top”. …


Exit Strategies on Swing Trades Not Making Prabolic Moves

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More rules for managing existing positions


Evening Watch List for May 16th

Mish Schneider | May 15, 2013

Incredible resiliency remains even if the intraday action had somewhat less sparkle. And, no surprise that today’s leading sectors are my 2013 favorites- all of which seem to like the stronger US Dollar, higher interest rates-Semiconductors, Transportation, Real Estate, Financials …


Exit Strategies on Parabolic Moves

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Right from the Swing Trading Course


Evening Watch List for May 15th

Mish Schneider | May 14, 2013

I wonder how many are caught by surprise that the idea of the Federal Reserve backing away from bond buying and a strong US dollar would lead to the market making yet another new high. Defies logic, some would say; …