Earnings season. FOMC expectations. Tax reform. ECB taper. There’s plenty to watch, and they all require patience. Here’s where my focus is … I think the rest of the year could be ready for some great moves. And it all starts with some patience. The Spreadsheet of Trades The tabs at the bottom of the … Read more
Believe it or not, this scenario is very likely, given the following circumstances. What does it mean for stocks?
Going through my watchlist tonight of (mostly) Chinese related stocks, we’ve got a few that are reaching buy territory and two that are setting up right now. Let’s take a look.
Here’s what to keep an eye on with Mario Draghi tomorrow. It could be another FOMC Minutes type play with the same watchlist. Here’s what I have in mind to “play and slay” it tomorrow, like we did today. The Spreadsheet of Trades The tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet will allow you to … Read more
While the markets have enjoyed yet another push to the upside, the table is being set for the next round of earnings. How to play them?
There are a handful of markets that are in play tomorrow for the Minutes release … while we will trade that live tomorrow, here’s what I am watching for. The Spreadsheet of Trades The tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet will allow you to see the Futures and Forex setups.
Nasdaq, S&P, Nikkei, Dow, crude, gold, and more … here’s what’s in play this week. Neil Yeager The Spreadsheet of Trades The tabs at the bottom of the spreadsheet will allow you to see the Futures and Forex setups.
In tonight’s video newsletter, we review some levels where we should watch for a potential pullback in SPY. And while there may be a trade in the index products, I’d rather focus on buying breakouts in a few of these names that have yet to back down. Let’s take a look.
USD/CAD and EUR/USD were in play. The time frames I am watching on the indexes are changing as I am looking more aggressively at correction levels to buy. The market is still factoring in a December rate hike, but has anything really changed? The yen is looking good more shorts. All of that and more … Read more
With the markets so extended, it can be tempting to think numbers like non-farm payrolls may shift the tide, but at the end of the day, QQQ closed up $0.20. Let’s look at where today’s non-event left some of our favorite holdings, and some new names to look at for next week.