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The stock market has retested its October 2018 bottom. What’s next
21 days ago by Troy @ BullMarkets.co
As per our recent market studies, we said that the stock market would probably bounce and then pullback. Sometimes that pullback leads to a marginal high (vs. the initial low), […]The post The stock market has retested its October 2018 bottom. What’s next appeared first on Bull Markets.
TRADING COACH PODCAST 107 - This Trader Was So Wrong It's Scary
23 days ago by Akil Stokes @ Trading Coach Podcast
There are many misconceptions about trading, from the get rich quickness part of things to the magic system/strategy side. Today's podcast shares with you a recent conversation I had with a closed-minded trader who was locked into a singular way of thinking.
How To Avoid A Runaway Freight Train
23 days ago by smbcapital @ SMB Capital
In this video Steve discusses a technique he uses to avoid unnecessary large losses and at the same time stays involved in the best risk/reward trades. * no relevant positionsThe post How To Avoid A Runaway Freight Train appeared first on SMB Training Blog.
The Best Way To Trade Better Is To Trade Better Ideas
23 days ago by Brett Steenbarger, Ph.D. @ TraderFeed
Margie and I visited the Aros art museum in Aarhus, Denmark earlier today, where we circled the Rainbow Panorama and viewed the town landscape through a variety of colored glass walls. The idea is to be inside a rainbow and see what the world looks like. Indeed, the same scene gives a different ...
Jim Cramer’s Confusing Calls on Nvidia Corporation
24 days ago by Dr. Duru @ Dr. Duru
The business of stock prognostication is a tough one: a lot of uncertainty abounds, markets swing through surprisingly long bouts of herd-following and counter-trend sentiments, bots and market makers can rampage through the best technical setups, and companies sometimes only disclose the minimally required information. I dare to prognosticate only with risk management as a ... Read more
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Markets struggle to build on yesterday's bullish 'hammers'
about 2 hours ago by Declan Fallon @ Fallond Picks
It was a good finish for bulls on Monday but there was a lack of follow through on what should have been a good day for buyers. However, damage was still relatively light. Technicals for the S&P reverted to a net bearish state as other indices lost ground.The S&P cut into yesterday's spike low but not enough to negate the bullish hammer. I would look for another spike low and would measure risk on a break of 2,580.The Nasdaq closed with a 'black' candlestick, typically a...
Where is the Santa Claus Rally?
about 3 hours ago by Troy @ BullMarkets.co
With the S&P 500 down so far in December, some investors and traders are asking “where’s the Santa Claus Rally”? But as I explained in our comprehensive guide to the […] The post Where is the Santa Claus Rally? appeared first on Bull Markets.
Smartsheet: Not An Attractive Investment Amid Turbulent Markets
about 4 hours ago by SA IPO Analysis
A comment on Professor Shiller's "The Housing Boom Is Already Gigantic. How Long Can It Last?"
about 5 hours ago by Bill McBride @ Calculated Risk
Last Friday, Professor Robert Shiller wrote in the NY Times: The Housing Boom Is Already Gigantic. How Long Can It Last?We are, once again, experiencing one of the greatest housing booms in United States history.How long this will last and where it is heading next are impossible to know now.But it is time to take notice: My data shows that this is the United States’ third biggest housing boom in the modern era.First, it is important to note that Professor Shiller is discussing house prices, as opposed to housing activity (usually a "housing boom" would refer to new home sales and housing starts). This is not one of the "greatest housing booms" in terms of new home sales and housing starts - in fact, housing activity is still somewhat low historically.More Shiller: Even after factoring in Consumer Price...
MWL: Shorting Strategies with Tom Bowley (12.11.18)
about 5 hours ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel
In a very timely workshop, Tom went over some of the important steps as well as analysis on shorting. He went over his process for shorting and then showed viewers some of the shorts he is watching right now. Erin concluded the program with a segment on Technical Scans with an emphasis on bearish approaches.
Elon Musk Answers the Tough Questions
about 5 hours ago by Matt Levine @ Bloomberg View
“Look at you” might be the best possible interview question to ask the Tesla CEO.
On Trend: Post Breakdown Volatility Continues (12.11.18)
about 6 hours ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel
SPY, MDY and IJR Break Triangle Lines XLF, XLI and XLE Lead Sectors Lower Finance-related ETFs Weigh (KRE, IAI, KIE) Treasuries Remain Strong and Junk Weak Some Tech-related ETFs Hold Up, BUT.... Stocks to Watch (AMZN, VZ, HRB, BIIB...)
Tuesday links: preparation drills
about 6 hours ago by abnormalreturns @ Abnormal Returns
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The Big, Bad Banks are Back
about 7 hours ago by Alizah Farooqi @ Gartner L2
Confronted by younger rivals, legacy brands are pulling out a few digital tricks of their own.
Goldman Forecast on 2019 Rate Hikes
about 7 hours ago by Bill McBride @ Calculated Risk
A few brief excerpts from a Goldman Sachs research note: Currently, we see the probability of a funds rate hike at 45% for 2019Q1, 75% for Q2, 70% for Q3, and 60% for Q4 … this represents a 3-hike baseline for 2019. (We recently shifted to this view from our previous 4-hike baseline, mainly because of tighter financial conditions.) The corresponding probability-weighted path … implies 2.0 hikes in 2019, a smaller but still clearly hawkish number when compared to market pricing of 0.7 hikes.CR Note: Most analysts expect another rate hike will be announced at the conclusion of the FOMC meeting next week (December 19th). However there is a wide range of views on how much the Fed will hike in 2019.
Combining Fundamentals and Technicals - Marc Chaikin (11-28-18)
about 7 hours ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel
This video originally aired on StockCharts TV, the only 24/7 video streaming channel devoted exclusively to financial charting and market analysis from the web’s top technical experts. Watch live shows and see our complete content schedule at StockCharts.com/tv
Maximizing Morningstar - Gatis Roze (12-5-18)
about 7 hours ago by StockCharts @ StockCharts.com YouTube Channel
This video originally aired on StockCharts TV, the only 24/7 video streaming channel devoted exclusively to financial charting and market analysis from the web’s top technical experts. Watch live shows and see our complete content schedule at StockCharts.com/tv
Get a Competitive Streak
about 9 hours ago by Julia Passenberger @ Gartner L2
What do retailers doing well on Twitter have in common? Competition-based content.
20 Current Bearish Headlines
about 9 hours ago by Steve Burns @ New Trader U
Markets like to price in the future, the more unknowns the more trouble a market will have trending in one direction. The greater the unresolved risk the more volatility that will occur as traders and investors work to price in the possibilities and probabilities of event risk. Here are the headlines in the fourth quarter […]
A Happy Anniversary for Madoff’s Scam
about 10 hours ago by Matt Levine @ Bloomberg View
Also Elon Musk, hedge-fund transitions and perpetual bonds.
Small Business Optimism Index decreased in November
about 12 hours ago by Bill McBride @ Calculated Risk
CR Note: Most of this survey is noise, but there is some information, especially on the labor market and the "Single Most Important Problem".From the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB): November 2018 Report: Small Business Optimism IndexSmall business optimism slightly dipped in November. The Index declined 2.6 points to 104.8 with more than half the decline attributable to Expected Business Conditions and Expected Real Sales. ..Job creation was solid in November at a net addition of 0.19 workers per firm (including those making no change in employment), up slightly from September and October readings at 0.15. ... Twenty-five percent of owners cited the difficulty of finding qualified workers as their Single Most Important Business Problem (up 2 points), matching the record high reached in August. Thirty-four percent of all owners repor...
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