Evening Watch List for October 16th

Mish Schneider | October 15, 2012

Ok. Back into bullish phases in all but NASDAQ, which remains in its current weak warning phase. Volume did not support the rally as far as an accumulation indicator and the fast moving averages remain overhead hurdles. However, with Monday …


Back in the Pool

Mish Schneider |

At an inflection point, we are long and waiting for confirmation to add


Evening Watch List for October 15th

Mish Schneider | October 13, 2012

The Dow Jones ticks were like watching a tennis match between Venus and Serena William. We have this really cool indicator that lights up when a phase is changing. DIA flashed warning, bullish, warning, bullish, warning, finally ending with the …


Evening Watch List for October 12th

Mish Schneider | October 11, 2012

Let's review how the 3 scenarios did:
3 scenarios to watch for: 1. SPY holds the 50 DMA and breaks above 10/10 high with accumulation in volume. (Yes, no, no) 2. Ditto in DIA and/or IWM 3. (Yes, no, no) …


Dipping Our Toes Back In

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Still need volume confirmation, but controlled plan in bull phase ok


Evening Watch List for October 11th

Mish Schneider | October 10, 2012

Here we are at the 50 DMA in S&P 500, Russell 2000 and Dow Jones. NASDAQ through it, but after a big volume flush Tuesday, is now on watch for a possible reversal through Wednesday's high. Otherwise, a test of …


Planning Ahead While Sitting in Cash

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Time to trade with intention and not drive


Evening Watch List for October 10th

Mish Schneider | October 9, 2012

Lots and lots of selling came in ahead of the official beginning of earnings season. Alcoa came in better giving it an initial post market run, which later fizzled out. Whether that translates well for the US markets, remains to …


All Cash-Why?

Mish Schneider |

The Swing Trading System got us out last week; now we know why


Evening Watch List for October 9th

Mish Schneider | October 8, 2012

As expected, a slow, low volume day with NASDAQ and Russell 2000 declining beneath the fast moving averages, while S&P 500 and Dow Jones, hold steady above. NASDAQ tested and held the 50 DMA which means the leaders will be …