Thomas H. Kee Jr., is President and CEO of Stock Traders Daily and author of 'Top of the Market to You!' Mr. Kee's reports and analysis are currently featured by Reuters Research to their institutional clients. He serves on the board of many companies and provides economic analysis and... More
After the FOMC decision, investors are scratching their heads. Why did the price of the long bond fall? The FOMC said they were not going to raise rates, and they said inflation is not a problem. More often than not, this would result in a bullish case for bonds.
However, another deciding factor is playing a role.
On October 27, I issued a report titled "The Treasury Bubble is About to Burst."
In that report, I explain exactly why this has happened. I explained it before the fact, so everyone would be ready. The simple answer is, the shell game is over.
I have made this former client - side report available to everyone.
On October 22nd I issued a report on the general markets outlining the next major decline and the risk of a Greater Depression. This was a client - side report.
I have now made that report available to everyone.
I offer this data every day. These raw data points are the foundation of our actionable strategies. They tell us where to buy and sell. These data points are specific to Tuesday's Trading session, and represent a combined analysis of the NASDAQ, S&P, and Dow. You can use them to create actionable strategies of your own.
I will resume our lesson, and address the details of each of our six strategies in Tuesday's email. Then we will discuss allocation.
This Newsletter is focused on keeping us ahead of the curve.
Immediate concerns exist related to the upcoming earnings season. This takes center stage. I too believe this earnings season will be very important. Unfortunately, I also anticipate disappointment. Companies will struggle in my opinion.
For new subscribers, my approach tonight will come as a surprise. My long term clients are already familiar with it.
This is when I get quiet. There is nothing I need to say. You already know it. When the Market starts to move aggressively, everyone else starts to banter back and forth, and they try to rationalize it. I do not need to. We have already done the work, and we are already positioned. For those using the proactive viewers or trend tracker, absolutely nothing has changed. Every day is a Tuesday. I might not turn on Mozart tomorrow, because when the market acts like this I enjoy sitting back and watching the show, but Friday will be no different than any other day. Thursday was the same, and so was Wednesday. This is how trading can be so easy. If we always approach it the same way, we are never surprised, and never emotional.
I like listening to people act anxious, but I hate seeing people panic. None of us should be panicking. We have a plan, and we should stick to the plan. If you find yourself asking why, you are asking the wrong question. Never ask why. You just need to react.
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Explaining the FOMC decision: TBT, PST, GLD
However, another deciding factor is playing a role.
On October 27, I issued a report titled "The Treasury Bubble is About to Burst."
In that report, I explain exactly why this has happened. I explained it before the fact, so everyone would be ready. The simple answer is, the shell game is over.
I have made this former client - side report available to everyone.
The Treasury Bubble is About to Burst:
http://stocktradersdaily.com/reports/TBT.pdf
Good Trading.
THK.
Disclosure: TBT and GLD have been recommended to clients
Top of the Market to You - Round 2
I have now made that report available to everyone.
http://stocktradersdaily.com/reports/top2.htm
- It is a flash presentation
- It takes 30 seconds to open
- It lasts for 33 minutes.
Good Trading.
THK.
Disclosure: No Positions.
Technical Analysis: AA, PEP, MAR
October 8, 2009
More »Raw Data for Tuesday: DIA, SPY, QQQQ
I offer this data every day. These raw data points are the foundation of our actionable strategies. They tell us where to buy and sell. These data points are specific to Tuesday's Trading session, and represent a combined analysis of the NASDAQ, S&P, and Dow. You can use them to create actionable strategies of your own.
More »Good Trading.
THK.
NASDAQ
Monday's analysis + earnings
I will resume our lesson, and address the details of each of our six strategies in Tuesday's email. Then we will discuss allocation.
This Newsletter is focused on keeping us ahead of the curve.
Immediate concerns exist related to the upcoming earnings season. This takes center stage. I too believe this earnings season will be very important. Unfortunately, I also anticipate disappointment. Companies will struggle in my opinion.
More »Friday's commentary: Quiet Time
For new subscribers, my approach tonight will come as a surprise. My long term clients are already familiar with it.
This is when I get quiet. There is nothing I need to say. You already know it. When the Market starts to move aggressively, everyone else starts to banter back and forth, and they try to rationalize it. I do not need to. We have already done the work, and we are already positioned. For those using the proactive viewers or trend tracker, absolutely nothing has changed. Every day is a Tuesday. I might not turn on Mozart tomorrow, because when the market acts like this I enjoy sitting back and watching the show, but Friday will be no different than any other day. Thursday was the same, and so was Wednesday. This is how trading can be so easy. If we always approach it the same way, we are never surprised, and never emotional.
I like listening to people act anxious, but I hate seeing people panic. None of us should be panicking. We have a plan, and we should stick to the plan. If you find yourself asking why, you are asking the wrong question. Never ask why. You just need to react.
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