Monthly Archives: June 2015
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15Jun2:41 pmEST
Mission: Look Down the Cyber Line
As per my weekend video about the HACK, cybersecurity ETF, as we look down the line beyond the likes of CYBR FEYE, we can see a name like Splunk, below, setting up to potentially follow the leaders higher. If SPLK can clear $71 with authority I expect it to be an impressive breakout along the lines of what we have seen in ZIXI, among plenty...
15Jun12:22 pmEST
The Dark Corner of the Complex
Major gold miners, such as NEM, are reversing sharply to green today. After a steep downdraft since mid-May, the precious metals and miners appear to be looking to bounce into the FOMC later this week. Of course, silver has been the weakest link the space for a while now, the proverbial dark corner of what has been a volatile, trendless move...
15Jun10:25 amEST
Sunset Boulevard for Twitter
With TWTR's stock unable to muster a weekly close over $36 on the back of a much-ballyhooed CEO change, a trip back down to the May 2014 $29.50 lows is now within shot. In reality, Twitter is still a viable buyout target and has intriguing prospects from a long-term perspective. But the shorter-term kinks still need to be worked out, and that...
14Jun2:19 pmEST
Weekend Overview and Analysis 06/14/15
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14Jun11:24 amEST
Sunday Matinée at Market Chess Cinemas
Breaking the Waves (1996) is a bold drama, in the sense that it tackles a realistic issue head-on. And it does so in a gripping and memorable way. Filmed in Denmark, the cast is led by Emily Watson, the great Stellan Skarsgård, and Katrin Cartlidge. This is a good one, which is often overlooked.
13Jun11:36 amEST
Hidden Gems in HACK 06/13/15 {Video}
The following is an educational video discussing the components of the HACK cybersecurity ETF. I used this website to break down the ETF and look for components beyond the premier names.
12Jun4:15 pmEST
Stock Market Recap 06/12/15 {Video}
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12Jun2:46 pmEST
The Essence of a Choppy Market
The daily chart, below, of HACK cybersecurity play, CYBR, is a good example of the type of action to expect in this sideways, choppy market until we see directional resolution. Earlier this morning for members , we looked at initial signs of the stock finding support at the lower light blue support trendline. This came after the stock looked...
12Jun12:36 pmEST
Drugs: Got Anything Good in There or What?
Within the biotechnology sector, the action is becoming even more selective. While the likes of TSRO and AGIO, seen first below on the weekly timeframe, are suffering heavy selling, my BPMC long is being permitted to attempt the highlight ascending triangle daily chart breakout, second below. Regarding AGIO, that weekly chart shows a potential...
12Jun10:39 amEST
Waiting for Twitter's Ship to Come In
It seems a little too neat and clean for TWTR to bottom on the news which many investors had been hoping to hear for a long time, regarding a CEO change. As I noted in my video last night, and at various points since the stock's recent earnings plunge, the $36 level remains one of the last major lines of defense if TWTR is to avoid another...
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“chessNwine” has been a popular trader and financial blogger since 2009. His work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal Online Edition, Yahoo Finance, TheStreet.com, Josh Brown’s The Reformed Broker blog, AbnormalReturns.com, Barry Ritholtz’s The Big Picture blog, and the “Suggested” stream on Stocktwits.com.
