• Here are five swing trades that I am watching today:  Long: CapitalSource (CSE):

    |September 24, 2013|0 min read|
  • Swing trades I am watching this morning. Overall bias to the long side, but I did include one incredible short setup:  Long: Alcoa (AA):

    |September 23, 2013|0 min read|
  • I’ll probably only get in one of the three today, but here’s what I’m watching:  Long Ford (F):

    |September 20, 2013|0 min read|
  • Here are my Swing-Trading setups that I am watching today:  Long: Abercrombie Fitch (ANF):

    |September 19, 2013|0 min read|
  • Here are my Swing-Trading setups that I am watching today:  Long: EXXI Energy (EXXI):

    |September 18, 2013|0 min read|
  • Here’s the full watch-list that I’ll be mainly working from this week. Of course there will be some additions and subtractions throughout the week, but you have my starting point here.  There’s a lot of new names and  turnover in the list as I removed a lot of stocks, many of which I traded this

    |September 16, 2013|1 min read|
  • There’s a lot of strength in this market in the early going, but the key will be is to let the stock entries come to you. Don’t go after or chase entries in a market like today.  Below is today’s list of trade setups to follow and watch-list.  LONG: Perfect World (PWRD)

    |September 16, 2013|1 min read|
  • I’ve traded Amazon (AMZN) quite a few times this year with a respectable amount of success. Nothing to get rich off of, but I have captured some gains by trading  it to the long side.  However, at this point, I’m not really liking what I’m seeing. Its struggling far to much with the $300 level.

    |September 13, 2013|1 min read|
  • Its been a long time since I gave Intel (INTC) much consideration as a trade in either direction.  But the setup today is one that I can’t help but pay attention to.  First you have a double bottom that has been put in place, followed by a break of the down trend from the June

    |September 12, 2013|1 min read|
  • Sometimes a stock that you get sopped out on, isn’t necessarily one worth shelving for the foreseeable future.  PDC Energy (PDCE) would fall along those lines I’d suppose.  It originally broke out in late August but hasn’t done much since then. It has consolidated nicely just above that breakout level, and if it wasn’t for

    |September 11, 2013|1 min read|