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Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
December 2006 Archives
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
-
Nice! :-)
-
(tags: trading Psychology)
-
Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
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Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
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It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
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Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
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The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
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From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
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The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
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The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
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Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
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Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
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The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and is back at or near new high territory. The Dow made a new all-time high, the small caps (Russell 2000) are suddenly at a new closing high and the S&P is just a few points away from new 2006 highs. The notable exception is the Nasdaq. Charts of the Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 and Apple Computer are below... (standard holiday week low-volume disclaimer applies):
Continue reading December 27, 2006 Stock Market Recap.
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Nice! :-)
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(tags: trading Psychology)
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Tons of good stuff here for those who are serious about blogging
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Investopedia's Active Trading Article Archive
- What a Trader Really Needs to Be Successful
- The Importance of Volume
- Articles and Reprints on Trading -- nice collection of articles
- Implementing Money Management Techniques
- The Top 10 Mistakes Traders Make and How To Avoid Them by Jim Wyckoff
- Teresa Lo on Timeframes
- Trader-X.'s Thoughts on Timeframes
- Behavioural Finance Articles
- Japanese Candlestick Charting Basics: Spotting Early Reversals
-
Wikinomics explains how to prosper in a world where new communications technologies are democratizing the creation of value. Anyone who wants to understand the major forces revolutionizing business today should consider Wikinomics their survival kit
-
It's the first year since its launch in May 2003 that the IBD 100 has underperformed the S&P 500.
-
Most people spend a lot of time trying to improve their system. But quite often it's not the system at all -- it you. What's your efficiency?(tags: trading Psychology)
More links filtered from my del.icio.us archive
- Trading as a Business
- Ed Seykota on Risk Management
- Alan Farley's Trading Resolutions for 2006 -- yeah, I know it's a year old but it's still appropriate
- The Engulfing Candlestick Pattern by Dane Halling
- A Self-Help Crash Course for Traders by Brett Steenbarger
- Trader-X: Finding the right set-up(s)
- Divergences by Martin Pring
- You Trade Like a Girl -- A little something for the new female traders / bloggers (like The Trading Goddess, Victoria, Henrietta and Michelle) to brag about.
- The 3 Phases of Trading Business Maturity
- Trader Development Links -- Brett Steenbarger's list of resources on the Web specifically devoted to helping traders develop expertise.
-
The fact that the Bullish Percents for the NASDAQ and NYSE are now at prior peaks, and the moving averages have leveled off, indicates that upward momentum has slowed and the market indexes are now in a topping process.(tags: stocks technicalanalysis)
-
From iPods to YouTube, every great innovation starts with the spark of an idea — or several ideas.
-
The best place to live on this curve is the spot where you can deal with the emotional aspect of equity drawdown required to get the maximum return. Most good traders, thus do not risk more than 1%-2% of their total account equity on any given trade.
-
The Nasdaq Stock Market said it will close Tuesday as part of a national day of mourning to mark the funeral of President Ford. An announcement is expected shortly from the New York Stock Exchange, the Associated Press reports.(tags: stocks)
-
Regardless of how you choose to build and prioritize your watchlist, you have to overcome the fear of "I might miss something". I have written about this before...we all miss great set-ups everyday; there is nothing we can do about it.
I'm taking tomorrow off. Since the Nasdaq (and probably the NYSE) will be closed on Tuesday for President Ford's funeral look for regular posting to resume Wednesday. I hope you all have a safe & happy new year.
P.S. I have to make my usual, always accurate market prediction for the new year -- Prices Will Change.
P.P.S. If you really need something to read feel free to dig through the archives.
There's a lot of data being released at 10 today and it's shaping up to be another busy day for AAPL.
On Today's Calendar:
- 10:00 -- Chicago PMI
- 10:00 -- Consumer Confidence
- 10:00 -- Existing Home Sales
- 10:30 -- Crude Inventories
More Calendars: U.S. Earnings | Conf. Calls | Surprises | IPO | Economic
Potential swing trades:
Continue reading Watchlist for December 28, 2006.
-
Like an Energizer bunny on too much caffeine, the rollout of new exchange-traded fund products keeps on going . . . and going . . . and going. Bad news though to those who think the mushrooming business is growing oversaturated: You ain't seen nothing yet
-
The blog for Michael Panzner's (Author of Stock Market Jungle) new book -- "Insights on debt, derivatives, government guarantees, the retirement system (ha!) and the coming economic unraveling.
I don't have much to say today. The market followed through on yesterday's bounce and