One of the more interesting points of data to come across my twitter feed last week was a Gallup poll based on telephone interviews conducted from April 4-14th 2013 with a random sample of 2,017 adults. Margin of sampling error …
The market got a glimpse of what havoc could be wreaked if the FED decides to reverse the Quantitative Easing Policy that has been in effect for quite some time. However, what could that possibly mean under the surface? For …
Semiconductors (my absolute favorite sector for 2013 and one I have made no secret about) rocked out today, confirming a breakout over a channel that goes back over 11 years! Will the trend continue? All signs point to yes; but, …
Semiconductors (my absolute favorite sector for 2013 and one I have made no secret about) rocked out today, confirming a breakout over a channel that goes back over 11 years! Will the trend continue? All signs point to yes; but, …
Almost a repeat of Monday only better, the small caps (IWM) continued climbing along with the transportation and financial sectors, while the long bonds continued going south. Traders tend to underestimate the power of Runaway gaps so it is my …
Almost a repeat of Monday only better, the small caps (IWM) continued climbing along with the transportation and financial sectors, while the long bonds continued going south. Traders tend to underestimate the power of Runaway gaps so it is my …
Super low volume digestion day in the indexes after the exciting conclusion to last week may seem like a letdown. The gaps left from Friday in the S&P 500, NASDAQ and the Dow all held up and for further confirmation …
Super low volume digestion day in the indexes after the exciting conclusion to last week may seem like a letdown. The gaps left from Friday in the S&P 500, NASDAQ and the Dow all held up and for further confirmation …
The Dow and NASDAQ began Friday’s session with a breakaway gap (a jump and hold over recent price activity). Question on everyone’s minds after the volatility swings last week is whether this was a Runaway or Exhaustion gap? Runaway and …
The Dow and NASDAQ began Friday’s session with a breakaway gap (a jump and hold over recent price activity). Question on everyone’s minds after the volatility swings last week is whether this was a Runaway or Exhaustion gap? Runaway and …
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