Evening Watch for Dec. 22nd 2011

Mish Schneider | December 21, 2011

The Market's a Wonderland!

Today, the wonder was in the Ultrashort Lehman 20+ Year Treasuries (TBT). Rates made new lows this week; turned around yesterday and then today, opened firm in the face of index weakness. Rates stayed firm the …


Stock Picking

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Using all the layers including MACD


Evening Watch for Dec. 21st 2011

Mish Schneider | December 20, 2011

After yesterdays' selloff, even on the heels of today's rally, we can put the island bottom to bed. We can also put the oversold condition to bed. But, we do now have a return to an unconfirmed recovery phase in …


Evening Watch for Dec. 20th 2011

Mish Schneider | December 19, 2011

{written by Geoff Bysshe, co-founder of MarketGauge,  filling in for Mish}

Mish was expected to return Tuesday morning, but it is now more likely that she'll be back Wednesday morning with an possible appearance in the room and on Twitter …


Evening Watch List for Dec. 19th 2011

Mish Schneider | December 18, 2011

The most important consideration in determining market direction is price action. It's not indicators that measure overbought or oversold. That said there and interesting oversold pattern in the 3-day RSI and the McClellan Oscillator. It is not a typical pattern …


When We Will Take a Swing Trade

Mish Schneider | December 15, 2011

Trends to watch as year ends and we enter the new one


Evening Watch List for Dec. 15th 2011

Mish Schneider | December 14, 2011

Seeing a lot of oversold indications on the 2-Day RSIs as NASDAQ (QQQ) and Midcaps (IWM) as both indices fill gaps to negate an island bottom whilst S & P 500 (SPY) did not. Volume was lighter than yesterday's. The …


The Short Side

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The Short Side


Evening Watch for Dec. 14th 2011

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Today reminds me of an anxious child (the market) anticipating some great big surprise (From the FED) and when it doesn't happen (No Policy Change), throwing a bit of a tantrum (The Selloff). But, does that child remember the tantrum …


The 5 MInute Opening Range for Entries

Mish Schneider | December 13, 2011

Consistency Most Important Aspect