Insights Into a Rough Month of Trading: Like a Botched Football Game
By Alex Salomon
Columns & articles on the “positive” tips and lessons for active investing are common. I have written a few and they are actually...
Small Caps Nearing Important Juncture on Multiple Time Frames
By Andrew Nyquist
Relative underperformance on the Russell 2000 (IWM) was a leading indicator of internal weakness as the markets were topping in September. Since that...
Copper Prices Heavy But Rebound Nearing
By Andrew Nyquist
Copper has had a rough go of it lately. As the global financial markets have pulled in, Copper prices have dropped roughly 9...
Chartology: Silver Bulls Hoping 20 Week MA Holds
By Andrew Nyquist
The past few weeks have definitely been heavy for Silver (SLV). Since hitting the 38.2 percent Fibonacci retracement level, silver has been hit...
Forecasting the S&P 500 from GDP Data and What It’s Telling Us Now
By Brad Tompkins
Last week the commerce department released their estimate of 2012 third quarter’s GDP growth rate. The preliminary 2.0% growth was better than 1.3%...
Global Obesity Trends Offer Investment Opportunity
As an active, but long term investor I believe identifying long term investment themes is a key element to success. One long term trend...
S&P 500 Support Levels to Focus On
By Andrew Nyquist
It been a chop and drop, grind lower type of market. And for traders, that's tough... especially those trying to enter swing long...
Market Update: Where’s the Love?
By Andrew Nyquist
The past six weeks have been an interesting ride full of crosscurrents and cautionary tales in the financial markets.
Rewind to the week of...
Letting Your Winners Run: The Disciplined Art of “Sitting”
By Ross Heart
“Let your winners run.” Guessing you have heard that one a few times. Easy in thought and words, but perhaps the hardest investment...
Chartology: Intel (INTC) May Be Nearing “Tradable” Value
By Andrew Nyquist
Without a doubt, technology stocks have been leading the market lower of late. And within the technology arena, semiconductors have been particularly weak....
