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03Oct9:56 amEST
Welcome to the Tag Team Market
After a weekend chock full of gloom and doom about Credit Suisse and Europe at-large, the market is of course gapping up to kick off the new week, month, and fourth quarter of trading. As rates back off, the market seems to care about that the most. As we noted with Members over the weekend, the first autumn midterm election year bearish...
02Oct10:21 amEST
Weekend Overview and Analysis 10/02/22 {Video}
The following video is a brief, condensed version of the full-length Weekend Video Strategy Session which I present each weekend to members of Market Chess Subscription Services. In the longer version, I offer tons of actionable trade ideas, educational content, and in-depth objective analysis across all markets. Please click here for more...
30Sep10:45 amEST
Gold Set to Star in Q4?
In the following video we analyze recent developments with gold and precious miners.
29Sep5:16 pmEST
Stock Market Recap 09/29/22 {Video}
The following video is a brief, condensed version of the Stock Market Recap which I present each evening to members of Market Chess Subscription Services. In the longer version, I offer tons of actionable trade ideas, educational content, and in-depth objective analysis across all markets. If you enjoy my videos and blog posts, then please...
29Sep11:29 amEST
Fighting the Demons
While the Bank of England's actions yesterday morning are not repetitive of 2008, per se, in terms of Bear Stearns, then Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, followed by the great fall of Lehman Bothers, it does indeed rhyme with 2008. In other words, my view is that we are not only headed into a deep, consumer-led recession with corporate profits...
28Sep3:18 pmEST
Smoke Break: Locked in Hard-Fought Gains
As much as I love a good fight I am not in the mood to disrespect the market's upside reaction to the negative AAPL news overnight and then, of course, the Bank of England QE news this morning. Given the market finally responded more forcefully to oversold conditions than recent sessions, and especially in the face of bad news, I am taking...
28Sep10:19 amEST
Covered Some Apple But We're Not Out of the Woods
I took advantage of the AAPL news overnight about plunging demand to trim part of a short position I have held with Members since a $165 entry. However, the larger point for me is that the Bank of England's action this morning smacks of desperation and genuine panic on the part of a major central bank. In my view, we are still in the fairly...
27Sep12:12 pmEST
You Sure About That, Chief?
In my usual Morning Prep Video for Members pre-market, we looked at the 30-minute chart of the QQQ, updated below intraday. Into the pre-market spike in the futures both the QQQ and SPY were up against recent resistance dating back to last week (which broke as support). And into the teeth of the opening squeeze higher, TLT was clearly...
26Sep3:23 pmEST
Picture It: Wall Street, 1937
Unlike some other folks I do not pretend to know every micro move of the market--Calling every little single top and bottom, sometimes intraday, and then going radio silent when said call does not pan out. Instead, you get me here every day working through markets in real-time with real money. Thus, we would be remiss not to point out the 1937...
26Sep10:52 amEST
The Rally Everyone Sees Coming
While I admit I did take some partial profits in shorts this morning off the opening bell I am reticent to embrace the idea that an imminent, strong rally is materializing. True, you can point to some mildly oversold metrics coupled with elevated put/call ratios. But, as we hav noted with Members, bear markets have different thresholds for...
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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.
