Nasdaq, adjusted for inflation, would need to be 7200 to reach the old 2000 peak, or 19% higher. https://t.co/XKm2FILcsO — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 27, 2017 We don't consume, we watch streaming video and take pictures of ourselves. That's the economy. https://t.co/uLkHDuO5G7 — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 28, 2017 My mentor use to […]
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This is a guest post from Kim Iskyan, publisher of Stansberry Churchouse Research, an independent investment research company based in Singapore and Hong Kong that delivers investment insight on Asia and around the world. This post originally posted here at Why investors should be happy – when consumers are not. It is republished here with permission.
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared here on ColibriTrader.com. Chart patterns are one of the most effective trading tools for a trader. They are pure price-action, and form on the basis of underlying buying and selling pressure. Chart patterns have a proven track-record,
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally at: Lessons From A Trading Great: Amos Hostetter and is reposted here with permission. Amos Hostetter cofounded Commodities Corporation (otherwise known as CC) along with Helmut Weymar back in 1969. CC is the trading shop that produced more legendary trading talent than the Yankees
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$SPY remains in a long term up trend and near all time highs above all key long term moving averages. $SPY has remained in a trading range in the short term since late February with $240 as resistance and $232 as support. The MACD remains under a bearish cross. The RSI remains neutral at 49.75.
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If you were on the sidelines during the 25 best-performing days since 1970, your returns would have been mush. The simple reason why so many managers fail to beat the benchmark is because so many stocks fail to beat the benchmark. Paul Tudor Jones Says U.S. Stocks Should ‘Terrify’ Janet Yellen Could Warren Buffett Beat
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For the first time since the Industrial Revolution, Britain is about to go its first full day without burning coal.https://t.co/p66NJfsRgf — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 21, 2017 This is so good. Amazon by @profgalloway (ht @ReformedBroker) https://t.co/8GOLhNTtqx pic.twitter.com/RhQeDeOAn0 — Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) April 21, 2017 Concerts. Food trucks. Movie nights. The lengths that malls
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally at: Do Buyers Of Options Benefit From High Volatility? and is reposted here with permission. Search “options and volatility” in Google and you’ll get a dozen websites that say the same thing: option buyers want high volatility and option sellers want low volatility. Oddly enough,
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This is a Guest Post by: Colibri Trader @priceinaction. This article is used here with permission and originally appeared The RSI Indicator Explained on ColibriTrader.com. The RSI Indicator Explained The American mechanical engineer and investor, J.Welles Wilder, developed some of the most popular technical indicators used today. These include the Average True Range (ATR), Average Directional
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Long term the trend is still up as $SPY continues to hold far above the 200 day SMA. Short term the market is in a range. $23o Support and $240 resistance since February 10, 2017. The 50 day SMA was breached for the first time since the presidential election results. For the past 9 days
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Traders lose money because they are trading their personalities “You can try to find a better read than the Bezos letter to Amazon shareholders about Day 1 vs Day 2, but you won’t.” – Josh Brown The S&P 500 Index Is An Intelligent Trading Strategy Elon Musk to Tesla’s disgruntled shareholders: Buy Ford
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This is what happens to performance if you miss out on the top 10% of winners in a given year: https://t.co/mqaKZmHHkZ via @michaelbatnick pic.twitter.com/vJ2SOTw11w — Downtown Josh Brown (@ReformedBroker) April 13, 2017 The bomb didn’t cost $314 million. It cost $16 million. The program to develop and build them cost $314 million. — Downtown Josh
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Back tests are views into historical price action, they are not crystal balls that show us how profitable a system will be in the future. The best use of backtesting is as a filter to test your ideas and see if they would have worked out in the past before you try to trade them
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Trading is not all fun and games. Traders do not make money on every trade, most don’t even make money on half their trades. It is not like other careers, jobs, or hobbies where you work and then get paid automatically for your time regardless of performance. A trader’s pursuit is more like the life
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Anger – Leads to revenge trading and trying to get even after a losing trade. Fear – The inability to take an entry or hold a winner in a trend due to the fear of a loss after entry or a winning trade giving back profits. Disgust – Can lead to a loss of confidence
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This is a Guest Post by Alex @MacroOps which was posted originally at: Current Target: Populism & Europe’s False Trend This post is republished here with permission. One of my favorite sci-fi series is The Foundation Trilogy by Isaac Asimov. The book was first published in 1951 and is a grand “space opera” that takes place
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$SPY has been inside a trading range since February 14, 2017. $SPY up trend is still on place with all long term moving averages still turning up. Short term moving averages are turning sideways inside this trading range. All small dips continue to be bought. The overnight 100 point Dow futures drop recovered Friday. When
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