StockTock.com 10/11/08 – Stock Market Technical Analysis
February 12, 2010 by admin · 4 Comments
stocktock.com discusses the bear market and our cautious outlook. For long-term/value investors, there is no rush to get long this market. I expect more downside in the months ahead, and 768 looks like it will be tested in short order. For short-term traders, this market is ripe with opportunity as we say on Friday. I believe this is a day-traders market because overnight positions are susceptible to unpredictable news events. As tempting as it may be to play the long side, the trend remains lower and counter-trends moves will be quick and more difficult to capture. I like gold very much after Friday's pullback. I like the Japanese Yen (FXY) as a flight to safety. We look at the S&P, QQQQ, AAPL, IWM, USO, GLD, GS, MS, US dollar, euro, and Japanese yen. These are unprecedented times. The VIX is at levels not seen since the 1987 crash. I don't mean to be an alaarmist, but I would not underestimate the fragility of the global economy. If significant and fast gov't action is not taken, last week's fall may look small compared to what's ahead. Check out our social network, stocktock Social, to view and share charts, analysis, videos and more.
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StockTock.com 10/11/08 – Stock Market Technical Analysis
February 12, 2010 by admin · 4 Comments
stocktock.com discusses the bear market and our cautious outlook. For long-term/value investors, there is no rush to get long this market. I expect more downside in the months ahead, and 768 looks like it will be tested in short order. For short-term traders, this market is ripe with opportunity as we say on Friday. I believe this is a day-traders market because overnight positions are susceptible to unpredictable news events. As tempting as it may be to play the long side, the trend remains lower and counter-trends moves will be quick and more difficult to capture. I like gold very much after Friday's pullback. I like the Japanese Yen (FXY) as a flight to safety. We look at the S&P, QQQQ, AAPL, IWM, USO, GLD, GS, MS, US dollar, euro, and Japanese yen. These are unprecedented times. The VIX is at levels not seen since the 1987 crash. I don't mean to be an alaarmist, but I would not underestimate the fragility of the global economy. If significant and fast gov't action is not taken, last week's fall may look small compared to what's ahead. Check out our social network, stocktock Social, to view and share charts, analysis, videos and more.
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- Pt 1 John Person on “Using Technical Analysis to Develop an FX Options Strategy”
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- Pt 2 John Person on “Using Technical Analysis to Develop an FX Options Strategy”
- Pt 3 John Person on “Using Technical Analysis to Develop an FX Options Strategy”
- Pt 7 John Jagerson on “Leverage in the FX Options Market”
- Pt 5 John Jagerson on “Leverage in the FX Options Market”
StockTock.com 10/11/08 – Stock Market Technical Analysis
February 12, 2010 by admin · 4 Comments
stocktock.com discusses the bear market and our cautious outlook. For long-term/value investors, there is no rush to get long this market. I expect more downside in the months ahead, and 768 looks like it will be tested in short order. For short-term traders, this market is ripe with opportunity as we say on Friday. I believe this is a day-traders market because overnight positions are susceptible to unpredictable news events. As tempting as it may be to play the long side, the trend remains lower and counter-trends moves will be quick and more difficult to capture. I like gold very much after Friday's pullback. I like the Japanese Yen (FXY) as a flight to safety. We look at the S&P, QQQQ, AAPL, IWM, USO, GLD, GS, MS, US dollar, euro, and Japanese yen. These are unprecedented times. The VIX is at levels not seen since the 1987 crash. I don't mean to be an alaarmist, but I would not underestimate the fragility of the global economy. If significant and fast gov't action is not taken, last week's fall may look small compared to what's ahead. Check out our social network, stocktock Social, to view and share charts, analysis, videos and more.
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StockTock.com 10/11/08 – Stock Market Technical Analysis
February 12, 2010 by admin · 4 Comments
stocktock.com discusses the bear market and our cautious outlook. For long-term/value investors, there is no rush to get long this market. I expect more downside in the months ahead, and 768 looks like it will be tested in short order. For short-term traders, this market is ripe with opportunity as we say on Friday. I believe this is a day-traders market because overnight positions are susceptible to unpredictable news events. As tempting as it may be to play the long side, the trend remains lower and counter-trends moves will be quick and more difficult to capture. I like gold very much after Friday's pullback. I like the Japanese Yen (FXY) as a flight to safety. We look at the S&P, QQQQ, AAPL, IWM, USO, GLD, GS, MS, US dollar, euro, and Japanese yen. These are unprecedented times. The VIX is at levels not seen since the 1987 crash. I don't mean to be an alaarmist, but I would not underestimate the fragility of the global economy. If significant and fast gov't action is not taken, last week's fall may look small compared to what's ahead. Check out our social network, stocktock Social, to view and share charts, analysis, videos and more.
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great video
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I’m scaling into gold on weakness with a stop under $725.
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where is your stop on that gold you’re buying? and i doubt you trade…. maybe a 20k etrade account of something… you’re not a trader
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You shoukd post the links to the articles you mention in the video description box. I would like to see this thing drop to at least 815 (lowest close in 2003). But I do admit, I have no idea if the 2003 bottom will hold. I do know a bottom would take from 5 to 10 months, if it is to be anything like the 2003 bottom.
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