This afternoon, the major stock market indexes are all declining sharply lower. Many of the leading stock sectors are all under selling pressure. The retail stocks are also trading lower this afternoon, however, they are holding up better than many of the other leading stock indexes. Many traders and investors will trade the Retail Holders [...]
Hong Kong, China and Japan ETF Trade Ideas
December 12, 2011 by
Throughout 2011 most traders and investors have focused on the banking and sovereign debt crisis in the European Union. Nearly every trading day is filled with news of different bailout plans for the large countries in the Euro-zone. This week, we shall switch gears a little and focus on the three leading Asian stock indexes. [...]
When Stocks Fall the Charts Bleed Red Ink…
November 9, 2011 by
By Nicholas Santiago of InTheMoneyStocks.com Over the past week, the major stock market indexes have rallied higher on light volume. The bulls in the media have been out in full force over the last few trading days shaking their pom-poms and cheering the markets higher. The European debt crisis was being swept under the rug [...]
Plot Thickens with the Soap Opera of the European Union
November 1, 2011 by
Gareth Soloway – www.InTheMoneyStocks.com The Greek soap opera saga continues this afternoon as the referendum is dead and then it is alive. Who really cares at this point? The bigger problems are going to be with the larger nations such as Italy, Spain, and of course France, this is where the real crisis is. It [...]
Indepth Stock Market Trading Report for Oct 31 – Nov 5
October 31, 2011 by
Nick Santiago – www.InTheMoneyStocks.com Since October 4, 2011 the major stock market indexes have soared sharply higher. This October rally has been one for the record books. Obviously, short covering from the European bailout news has helped this stock market trade higher over the past four weeks. The leading technology stocks have benefited greatly from [...]
How to Locate and Trade an Extended Move
October 28, 2011 by
By Nicholas Santiago of InTheMoneyStocks.com Sometimes, stocks will break out or break down in a very sharp and steep angle on the charts. These types of patterns are often referred to as a parabolic move when they surge to the up side. When these patterns occur to the down side, they are sometimes called a [...]
Forget The European Bailout, Follow The U.S. Dollar Index
October 21, 2011 by
Nick Santiago – www.InTheMoneyStocks.com There are probably many traders out there that are tired of seeing me write about the U.S. Dollar Index, however, I simply can’t seem to help myself. It still amazes me that the U.S. Dollar Index can get flushed almost everyday. After all, is this not a European bailout that is [...]
Nick’s Best Stock Market & Stock Trading Analysis
October 10, 2011 by
Nick Santiago – www.InTheMoneyStocks.com In lasts week’s report we focused on the debtor nations of the European union, which is all of them. This week we shall focus on the large banks that hold much of the debt issued by those nations in the Euro-zone. This past Friday, all of the major bank stocks ended [...]
