Pullback trading is my bread and butter for trends. This one happens to be a fairly conservative entry. There are a few reasons why this is an interesting setup and there are two zones to watch. I explain all of that, as well as my GRaB candles, in this video.
I am still bullish in front of the SOTU address tonight, but that does not mean that there are not setups that are lining up in case there is a pullback… think gold and bonds. Daytrades are continuing to outperform and let’s not forget that we’ve added the yen, gold, and bonds to the morning daytrade list.
I was especially interested in TSLA on Friday for one particular reason. Today saw shares rally 20%, and the driving force behind it may not be what you expect…
Monday saw a nice recovery in stock indexes, but I’m not sure bulls are out of the woods just yet. I want to review a few earnings that are due out this week and stocks I’ll be buying regardless of what the broad market does.
What has copper shown us that makes it a valid buy? Not just price, but volume as well. Here’s how I find support and resistance just under the surface on the price charts.
Amongst the market I am trading pullbacks in (think APPL, ES, and NQ), how do I handle markets that are offering only aggro entries? I walk through the levels and the techniques I have used over the years to trade any accelerated market trend.
Margin calls always mean the same thing, but they don’t always happen in the same way. In tonight’s free video we look at two symbols that may see this come to fruition.
January was off to a great start but saw some of that enthusiasm wane as the Dow fell 2% on Friday. February should bring more selling to the markets and there will be some very direct ways to play that.
