If you are an active trader, (a one to two day in and out trader), and have had the savvy to pick your spots, lots of money out there for both the bulls and bears.
If you are a swing …
Yesterday, we focused on the inside days in the indices posted on Tuesday, and what that implied for today.
We also looked at the Economic Modern Family, Phases, The Dollar, Commodities, Interest Rates and Sector Rotation.
As far as the …
The market recovered some of yesterday’s losses.
However, all four indices had inside days.
The official definition of an inside day is “A candlestick formation that occurs when the entire daily price range for a given security falls within the …
From relics of the Wooly Mammoth, to puebloan ruins, pottery shards and petrogylphs, Bluff, Utah showcases a plethora of ancient history along with natural beauty.
This petroglyph was drawn on Sand Island, surrounded by the San Juan River.
About 2000 …
The stress of the Dow finally got to the rest of the indices.
The Russell 2000 (IWM), with the close under prior day low or 168.95, now has the workings of a reversal top with volume.
NASDAQ 100, which made …
With an acute sense of smell, our pup, in an almost Spiderman type move, climbed the diamond plastered wall to get a better sniff.
The older dog, much more skeptical yet clearly intrigued, stood by.
What the pup might have …
Known as the cane or walking stick flower, this Cane Cholla contrasts beautifully against the prickly spines of the cactus plant.
Although one might be inclined to put one’s face up to the flower, the needle-sharp spines on the plant …
Our puppy darts for the safety of a makeshift “den,” whenever he feels threatened.
Fight or flight, an instinct all animals have, comes in handy at times.
But, we are not living in the world of threats from Wooly Mammoths.…
Static, as an adjective, means “lacking in movement, action or change.”
As a noun, it means a “crackling or hissing noise like on a TV.”
In physics, used as another adjective, it means “concerned with bodies at rest or forces …
Today on Twitter, I was asked a question that merits more of an answer than the allotted 280 characters.
“I remember from the late 90’s value stocks found buyers very late into the bullish market. Those who missed momentum stocks …
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