Trade Setups

Here’s tonight’s watch-list: Long Consol Energy (CNX)

Here’s tonight’s trading watch-list:  I’m still adding to my long positions at this point and the market is rewarding me for doing so. Going into tomorrow, I am 60% long with 40% that can still be deployed. On the day-trading front, Oscar has netted 9.2% in gains and over $2,292 in gains for a minimum

Here’s this week’s bearish watch-list… You definitely want to keep this handy, and if you are looking for stocks to short off of a dead cat bounce this list is what you need. About half of the stocks need a bounce back to previous resistance before they are worth shorting again while the other half

Here’s tonight’s trading watch-list:  I got slightly more bullish today expecting to see a bounce here real soon (almost got it today) So I added a couple of new positions today with UTX and CX. If you’d like to subscribe to the SharePlanner Splash Zone and get my Real-Time Day-Trade and Swing-Trade alerts, then sign

Here’s tonight’s trading watch-list:  If you’d like to subscribe to the SharePlanner Splash Zone and get my Real-Time Day-Trade and Swing-Trade alerts, then sign up for our Free 7-Day Trial by clicking here. Long Popular (BPOP)

SPX and the markets in general had a huge sell-off today. But with that said, we’ve seen a lot recent ‘sudden’ sell-offs that caught investors off guard, get quickly bought up the following day. Does that happen tomorrow? I have no idea, but don’t be surprised if it does.  Case in point, look at the

Here’s tonight’s Swing-Trading Watch-List: Long Continental Resources (CLR)

What started off as a day that could easily see 15-20 points of SPX upside quickly deteriorated once the equities market opened.  By the end of the day as much upside had been given up as there was downside and the result was one gigantic doji to close the day out.  With the minimal gains,

Another week of profits in the books and ready for the next.  So far the market has been up six days and down six days. Futures are up nicely this evening which should translate well for the swing-trading portfolio which bagged profits of 5.2% in ALGN and 4.4% in CX among other trades.  On the

A quick thought from our friend Heisenberg on the state of this market: