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02Dec12:19 pmEST
We May Not Have Heard the Last from Ebola
In addition to DGLY (watch that one over $18.50 intraday for another leg higher), Ebola protective-gear plays APT LAKE are hot again today for momentum traders. On their respective 30-minute charts, below, you can see the stocks essentially moving in unison, which we have seen for a good while. They each broke higher last week, pulled back into...
02Dec11:35 amEST
Just When I Thought I Was Out of Ebola...
...they pull me back in! Back in a moment with some charts on APT LAKE, the two hot Ebola plays running again this morning.
02Dec12:02 amEST
Late Night Strategy for Tuesday
On the long side, let's stick with RRGB with a $70 trigger above as a setup to squeeze shorts in this low-floater. The causal dining plays have shown relative strength of late. And this one looks as set-up as any of them. And on the short side, if Intel and the semiconductors are truly acting toppy here, then I have my eyes on the levered...
01Dec4:37 pmEST
Stock Market Recap 12/01/14 {Video}
The following video contains coverage of relevant broad market issues, as well as plenty of actionable trading ideas across all asset classes. Enjoy tonight's video, and enjoy your evening. Direct Vimeo Link Click Here
01Dec3:41 pmEST
Making a Move on the Nasdaq; Chess Moves
I placed 4% of my trading portfolio capital into a long SQQQ position, just now, at $29.23. SQQQ is the ultra-short Nasdaq ETF. I am playing for major Nasdaq components, such as AAPL GOOG, among others, to pull back in the coming days, dragging the Nasdaq down with them and their heavy weighings. My protective stop-loss on the trade is if SQQQ...
01Dec2:29 pmEST
Duck and Cover from These Two Charts
Although they have been readily dismissed by equites bulls, high yield corporate paper and junk bonds both point towards a decreasing appetite for risk on the horizon. On their respective ETF daily charts, below, you can see that high yield corporates and junk have failed to confirm the rally in equities since October. Beyond that, the threat...
01Dec1:33 pmEST
Apple Tide Rolling Downhill
The $116 level on Apple was an area I have been observing for a short-term character change to the downside. As you can see on the updated daily chart, below, Apple suffered a "flash crash" variation of its own this morning, with dip-buyers trying to take advantage of the very fast move down. As we head towards the final two hours of trading, I...
01Dec12:08 pmEST
The Signs Are Changing
The sharp upside reversal in the precious metals and miners from the drubbing in the futures is quite the development, considering the progress from "losers to winners" that we saw taking place in recent weeks in terms of buyers arriving just when they were previously giving up the ghost. Gold bears were quite vocal last night in the hopes of...
01Dec9:55 amEST
Locking in the Rest of an Energy Winner; Chess Moves
I sold the rest of my ERY long (triple-short energy sector ETF) at $22.21 just now, closing out the final 2% portfolio position it was. I had previously taken partial profits at at $21.66 from my $18.32 entry discussed in this blog post . Energy stocks are trying to bounce fem oversold conditions this morning, which is enough for me to step...
30Nov11:51 pmEST
Late Night Strategy for Monday
Futures are soft, and there are several reasons I outlined in my Weekend Market Film Session to be cautious. Nonetheless, if the holiday rally ensues I am still eyeing the casual dining space. BLMN has an improving chart, seen on the daily timeframe, below. Also watch KONA for another entry over $25.80, but be aware it trades thinly. And on...
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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.
