Finance Banter, part of the Banter Network, brings some of the best minds in investing to one site. Our writers have extensive experience in the markets and share their insights with you right here. We believe that education and experience are crucial to success in the market and though the... More
The chatter surrounding a possible correction in the S&P emini futures has grown over the past 3 days. I continue to watch the rather obvious resistance level of 1071.50 for an indication that this rally has further to go (1080 being the next stopping point) and 1056.25 for a sign that the bears are not all dead.
A sustained trade under 1056.25 should not cause the hard-core bulls to lose faith, but it would lead many traders to look for a move in the emini back towards 1026 or 1016. I doubt traders could push the emini through 1026 without a stiff relief rally, but if they do the line in the sand for the bulls is near 991.
AAP has traded terribly since early August. I am watching this stock for further weakness and a break under 38 bucks. Since this stock just fell from 42 to 38, I would not anticipate another fall…wait for the weakness and react then.
LAZ has been churning in a 3 ½ point range for five or six weeks and appears to finally be breaking down. Keep an eye on LAZ and consider taking a short position if the S&P begins to exhibit weakness. A move back towards 32 seems very reasonable.
CPO is stuck in a descending triangle (28.50 is the base) and may be nearing an upside break. I am not likely to anticipate a move higher…I would prefer to see strength above 29.63 and react then.
Back on September 8th, FB subscribers were alerted to YRCW. I suggested treating this as a lotto trade and picking up some shares above 2.30. After an almost 100% move I am watching for YRCW to break out of its current consolidation (symmetrical triangle) and trade higher again.
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha
community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors,
in contrast to contributors' articles.
Instablogs are Seeking Alpha's free blogging platform customized for finance, with instant set up and exposure to millions of readers interested in the financial markets. Publish your own instablog in minutes.
Finance Banter Freebies for Monday, September 21st 0 comments
A sustained trade under 1056.25 should not cause the hard-core bulls to lose faith, but it would lead many traders to look for a move in the emini back towards 1026 or 1016. I doubt traders could push the emini through 1026 without a stiff relief rally, but if they do the line in the sand for the bulls is near 991.
AAP has traded terribly since early August. I am watching this stock for further weakness and a break under 38 bucks. Since this stock just fell from 42 to 38, I would not anticipate another fall…wait for the weakness and react then.
LAZ has been churning in a 3 ½ point range for five or six weeks and appears to finally be breaking down. Keep an eye on LAZ and consider taking a short position if the S&P begins to exhibit weakness. A move back towards 32 seems very reasonable.
CPO is stuck in a descending triangle (28.50 is the base) and may be nearing an upside break. I am not likely to anticipate a move higher…I would prefer to see strength above 29.63 and react then.
Back on September 8th, FB subscribers were alerted to YRCW. I suggested treating this as a lotto trade and picking up some shares above 2.30. After an almost 100% move I am watching for YRCW to break out of its current consolidation (symmetrical triangle) and trade higher again.
Remember to read about the launch of my trading chat room.
Disclosure: No positions were held at the time of publication, though that may change at any time.
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.
Latest Followers
Posts by Ticker
Latest Comments
Most Commented
Posts by Themes