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18Feb2:41 pmEST
Trimming Some Quick Intraday Gains; Chess Moves
I just sold roughly 1/3 of my long UGAZ position at $3.16 from $3.04 entry noted earlier today. I am simply trimming some quick gains intraday, from my earlier purchase noted on the blog. My stop-loss is still below $2.88.
18Feb2:10 pmEST
Update from Last Stand Hill
As I have mentioned before, I am looking at this recent weakness in the precious metals and miners to amount to a "last stand" for gold bugs to prevent another leg down in a multi-year bear market. If this is to be a major bottom for metals and miners, then the upside reversal we are witnessing at the moment, after the Fed Minutes, had better...
18Feb1:20 pmEST
Blocking Out the Rebound Rally; Chess Moves
I went long ERY at $18.15 with a stop-loss below $17.70, possible day-trade in this triple-short energy sector ETF. This position is roughly 4% of my portfolio. I am betting on energy heavyweights like CVX SLB XOM pulling back in the coming trading sessions, if not today. XOM is in the news just now with reports of a possible explosion at a...
18Feb12:06 pmEST
Another Round with Natty; Chess Moves
I went long UGAZ, the triple-long natural gas ETF, at $3.04 with a protective stop-loss below $2.88. This position amounts to roughly 4% of my trading portfolio capital. I may very well simply day-trade this position today, depending on how it acts, with the inventory report tomorrow morning. Keying off the natural gas straight-up ETF, UNG, we...
18Feb11:22 amEST
The I of Hurricane Janet
The market is in a bit of a lull into the late part of this morning's session, with hot names like FEYE finally showing some short-term signs of cooling off. As far as day-trading ideas, GPRO may be ripe on either side of the trade, depending on how the zoomed-out 5-minute chart consolidation (below, in the light blue lines) resolves. I am...
18Feb10:17 amEST
Two Stocks Minding Their Own Business
Amid some mild weakness in the broad market this morning, it is hard not to notice both SKX and PAYC consolidating their recent breakouts quite well. Both stocks are in confirmed uptrends. And if the market continues to cooperate for bulls then SKX above $67.30 and PAYC over $34 should work well. In particular, SKX has reasserted itself as a...
17Feb4:29 pmEST
Stock Market Recap 02/17/15 {Video}
The following video contains coverage of relevant broad market issues (for equities) in addition to plenty of actionable trading ideas across other asset classes. Feel free to pick and choose which ideas and parts of the analysis fit your style. Always properly manage your downside portfolio risk for any trades taken. Enjoy tonight's video,...
17Feb3:02 pmEST
A Notable Spread
This is just a brief afternoon note to bring your attention to the GASL outperforming the likes of BOIL and UGAZ on the natural gas ETF front. Natural gas and crude oil have both reversed higher this afternoon but overall remain in sideways consolidations. For now, they continue to be fast trading vehicles, especially using those levered and...
17Feb1:37 pmEST
Ideas to Consider as the Gravy Train Chugs Along
With the S&P 500 Index hitting the big, round, psychological 2100 number this afternoon it is tough to step in front of the indices as they grind higher seemingly in perpetuity. Under the surface, though, we still may have two way trading opportunities. As I noted earlier, small and mid-cap biotechnology issues along with internet security...
17Feb12:12 pmEST
A Closer Look at Debt
To follow up on the analyst of bonds from last week, you can see that a notable change in character continues to play out. Specifically, gauging the TLT (ETF for Treasuries or bond prices) daily chart, below, dip-buyers failed to defend that 50-day moving average (dark blue line) on the pullback following a rising wedge (light blue line)...
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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.
