TSLA Inc (TSLA) daily Our recommendations from April 4th and May 8th are up about 12% and 10% respectively. TSLA has ripped higher like a slot car on steroids during the past four trading sessions. Continue to hold. SPDR's Select Sector Energy ETF (XLE) Our recommendation from May 8th is off about 3% and has closed today under primary support; the green upwards sloping trend line. We are not going to live with this too long if price stays under this level of support. Y … [Read more...]
Lamar Advertising Co
After an initial nice pop LAMR has faded back and closed the week slightly under support. Lamar Advertising Co (LAMR) daily Sell it to limit loss to about 6%. Hold all other open positions. New highs in SPY, DIA, QQQ. More giddy up to go. A quick Memorial Day story. My Dad was a submariner during WW2. He chose that duty because sub guys got extra pay...hazard duty. His good friend's Dad was Captain John Cromwell, USS Sculpin, Scargo class sub.The Sculpin was captured by … [Read more...]
Portfolio Profits and Apple Butter
SPDR S&P500 Index ETF (SPY) weekly Continue to hold. Looking at the weekly chart you can see the first buy signal we made on SPY, November 29, 2011, three months after our web site went live. Up about 100% on that initial recommendation. SPDR S&P500 Index ETF (SPY) daily Looking at the daily chart of SPY you can see price bounced off of the congestion zone, cleared the top of last Wednesday's pullback and almost filled the gap between last Tuesday's close and last We … [Read more...]
Don’t mind the sell off… yet
Wednesday's sell off doesn't mean squat. I wouldn't be surprised to see price fade into support level one (check the chart below). S&P 500 Index ETF (SPY) daily It's a good time to sit back and watch price action unfold over the next few trading days. Have a nice weekend. Trade Smart, Don … [Read more...]
It Feels Like 1999 Again
Everything Tech is just going crazy, just like the late 1990's. Everywhere you went people were talking about how much money they were making in Intel, Microsoft, Qualcomm, etc. You literally couldn't go out in public and not hear someone talking about tech stocks. Then the unthinkable happened, the bottom dropped out. The Dot Com bubble popped and then silence. The silence lasted for almost 20 years. It feels like 1999 again. Everywhere I go people are talking about how much money they … [Read more...]
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