Here's tonight's watch-list: Long Autodesk (ADSK) Long E.I. Du Pont De Nemours (DD) Long Las Vegas Sands (LVS) Short Eastman Chemical (EMN) Short Gannett (GCI)
It was great to take a break from trading the past four days to be with family. I was able to recharge the batteries and get ready for the final month of trading for 2013. We had a great month of trading in November with Oscar's day-trading adding 17% to the portfolio in gains, and
It was a quiet day in the stock market. Our swing-trades in Apple (AAPL) broke out very nicely and in a text book fashion. We got out of our long position in LUK for a 0.9% loss simply because it wasn’t behaving as I intended the trade to. So instead of holding on to it
Here’s the week’s short watch-list that will be good through next Monday. I don’t expect to make any substantial use of the watch-list but I do plan on keeping it handy just in case the market suddenly changes course and makes it relevant again. As always I’ll be highlighting the best setups throughout the week
It isn’t overly surprising that we pulled back in general today, albeit by just a small amount. But Thanksgiving does tend to be bullish historically, so I remain set that we should see stocks in general increase in value rather than decrease this week. However just in case it doesn’t I’ve included a couple of
We’ve got a short holiday week ahead of us and with that, the Thanksgiving week tends to be uber bullish. So guess what, Our trade setups tonight features all long-setups. I’ll be publishing the entire bullish watch-list tomorrow, and continue to pick out ideal trade setups each day for them. If you’d like to join
Here’s tonight’s swing-trading watch-list: Long Beazer Homes (BZH)
Today’s day-trading in the SharePlanner Splash Zone was simply awesome. With the Primary gains coming from CSIQ, DDD, LULU, and FSLR, Oscar managed to add a nice $361 to our minimum sized portfolio of $25,000 and increasing our gains for the month to 8.6%. Not bad. Not bad at all! Here’s all of Oscar’s trades
We saw the second straight day of weakness, but guess what, there is no technical damage whatsoever on the SPX daily chart. That is a problem because we could just as easily bounce tomorrow. Also worth considering is the fact that this is the first time we seen two consecutive down days since 10/30-31. However
A rather quiet day in the stock market turned chaotic after Carl Icahn started talking in apocalyptic terms during an interview on TV. While I wouldn’t be surprised by this market if we popped back up tomorrow and recovered  Monday’s losses, I nonetheless had to take notice of the market action at hand. Also the