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29Mar12:24 pmEST
Sunday Matinée at Market Chess Cinemas
The Norwegian thriller Headhunters (2011) or Hodejegerne (original title) is available over at Amazon Prime Instant Video. I saw it a few years back and came away very impressed. Aksel Hennie delivers a memorable lead performance in this riveting thriller with solid action sequences and gripping plot twists. I highly recommend you check it...
28Mar1:36 pmEST
A Chaikin Not Stirred Indicator {Video}
The following video seeks to fuse educational and actionable content, discussing the Chaikin Money Flow Indicator as another way to help compliment your analysis of stocks and charts. Technical indicators are best used as tools in your toolbox to help define risk parameters for you trades and analysis, rather than as sources of perceived...
28Mar11:16 amEST
Spectre Trailer: The New James Bond Film
Spectre , the new James Bond film scheduled to be released this November, looks pretty good. Christopher Waltz should add some acting pizzazz, too. Generally speaking, the Daniel Craig Bond films have been solid, with Casino Royale (2006) standing out as one of the better Bond films in recent decades. via YouTube: See the first teaser...
27Mar3:53 pmEST
Choose Those Fights Carefully
While it is often said in Wall Street and the gambling world that "scared money is dead money," and there certainly is much truth to that axiom, it is also true that those who tend to frequently throw around that phrase are using it as a crutch to take on far more risk than they know is sound. In my case, I am still playing the short side with...
27Mar2:55 pmEST
Not Assuming Anything; Chess Moves
I went long ERY at $20.97 with a protective stop-loss below $20, playing for the energy sector bear market to resume via this triple-bear ETF. Many traders and value seekers seem to be assuming that crude and energy stocks have bottomed. As I have stated before, a long, sloppy, sideways range for crude and the XLE (energy sector ETF from which...
27Mar2:17 pmEST
Update on My Positions
After previously scaling gains on them this week, I remain long FAZ ($11.97 entry) X ($24.24 entry0 and UVXY ($15.53, $15.83 entries). I added back to UVXY yesterday and, even though it is slightly lower today, I have not seen enough to push me out of the long volatility ETF. As for FAZ, I am pleased to see the triple-short financial sector...
27Mar1:22 pmEST
A Focused Intraday Look
Earlier this week we observed the IWM, ETF for the small market capitalization issues housed in the Russell 2000 Index. We looked at the 30-minute timeframe and surmised that the triangle (highlighted up top, with the upper light blue lines) would be a big key as to whether the small cap outperformance on Monday and Tuesday would amount to a...
27Mar12:41 pmEST
Three Confirmed Tops Staying Weak
As we have profiled for many months on end, AA CAT and IBM are all sporting charts which have confirmed, major topping formations after prior uptrends on longer-term timeframes. Their persistent weakness without much in the way of a meaty, tradable rally still renders them viable short trading ideas on any further weakness. Also note that all...
27Mar11:43 amEST
Two Ideas Putting in the Work This Week
OREX is still working on the long side, while TSLA is weak and getting weaker as a short idea. Even though many eyes seem to be on them, in terms of traders on Stocktwits, both setups are following their respective trends and continue to merit watching into next week.
27Mar11:02 amEST
Last Chance to Refuel
A few weeks back, we observed the $21.40 level on the GDXJ, ETF for junior gold miners seen on the daily chart, below, as being critical last-stand support before a major bear market breakdown ensued and likely saw the bear resuming for the metals and miners. Instead, bulls defended that level on a weekly closing basis, leading to a reasonably...
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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.
