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Nov 21 - Before the Open SPY

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+2.70% in 23 hours Here are the notable stories before the open... Nov 21 - Before the Open Continue reading »

Nov 20 - Before the Open SPY

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-7.42% in 24 hours (closed on 11/21/08) Here are the notable stories before the open... Nov 20 - Before the Open Continue reading »

Nov 18 - Before the Open SPY

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-4.64% in 2 days (closed on 11/20/08) Here are the notable stories before the open... Nov 17 - Before the Open Continue reading »

S&P 500 a short term buy SPY

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-9.00% in 4 days The current price pattern in the S&P 500, and spike in treasury bond prices set up a bullish short term ( 1-3 day) scenario if the S&P futures have a big gap down on Monday November 17th below 845 then rally through 845. See performance results of this pattern below. This pattern has 18 wins out of 18 trades since 1982 The intermediate term (1-7 day) S&P 500 model is already long at higher prices so this short term setup is a nice confirmation. For the SPY If Open <85.16 then Buy @ 85.16 Exit on 1st profitable open or 2% stop loss. f... Continue reading »

VIDEO - Rectangles (neutral) SPY

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-1.05% in 3 days (closed on 11/18/08) A new chart pattern video - Rectangles (neutral) - has been added to the Leavitt Brothers video library. Bullish Chart Patterns Symmetrical Triangles Ascending Triangles Wedges Flags Pennants Rectangles Head-n-Shoulder Bottom Cup-n-Handle Trendlines Neutral Chart Patterns Symmetrical Triangles Rectangles Bearish Chart Patterns Symmetrical Triangles Descending Triangles Wedges Fla... Continue reading »

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Outlook Rising for Airlines in '09

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The outlook for the airline industry is becoming more favorable thanks to the pullback in jet fuel prices and decreased capacity – as weak carriers go out of business, more planes stay on the ground, and mergers such as Northwest-Delta (DAL) reduce the number of companies competing for less demand as business and consumer travel declines in the wake of the global economic slowdown. The accompanying table includes statistics and the top five rated companies in the ETFI Global Airline Index of 43 companies with market caps over $250M, which posted a 32% loss over the past year as compared to ... Continue reading »

An 8-Week Analysis of Global Coal Prices & Energy Commodity Funds

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The accompanying chart presents an 8-week analysis of global coal futures prices as a follow-up to my previous 5-month analysis last month, Market Vectors Coal ETF (KOL), PowerShares Global Coal ETF (PKOL), S&P 500 ETF (SPY), U.S. Natural Gas (UNG) + Oil (USO) Funds, and the Energy Sector ETF (XLE). The global price of coal is tracked by the near-month coal futures contracts from the U.S. (QL – Central Appalachian NYMEX Coal Futures), South Africa (AFR – Richards Bay ICE Coal Futures), and Europe (ATW – Rotterdam ICE Coal Futures) – posting a decline of 38% on an equally-weighted average of ... Continue reading »

Former Wall Street Favorites Sink to Single Digits

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The following includes a growing list of companies whose stock are trading in single digits despite a market cap exceeding $5B as investors no longer need to venture into the minefield of micro-cap stocks for tremendous volatility and trading opportunities. It is not meant to be a complete list, but represents well-known companies across a variety of sectors which offer the potential for high returns once the current market pessimism passes and economic growth returns. The best approach for investing or trading in these stocks is to select a basket of at least five of the companies to balanc... Continue reading »

Stock Opportunities in a 'Roadhouse Blues' Market

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The fear and pessimism behind major selling pressure and stock market losses can be summarized by the late Jim Morrison in a song by The Doors called 'Roadhouse Blues' – "The future's uncertain, and the end is always near." Some stocks that I follow which are trading at less than half of the 20% decline for the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) below its 50-day moving average are highlighted below. Earlier this week, AspenBio Pharma (APPY) reported that its key clinical trial was nearly 90% enrolled for AppyScore, which is a blood-based diagnostic screening test for appendicitis. APPY expects to reach the r... Continue reading »

Stock Opportunities in a 'Roadhouse Blues' Market

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The fear and pessimism behind major selling pressure and stock market losses can be summarized by the late Jim Morrison in a song by The Doors called 'Roadhouse Blues' – "The future's uncertain, and the end is always near." Some stocks that I follow which are trading at less than half of the 20% decline for the S&P 500 ETF (SPY) below its 50-day moving average are highlighted below. Earlier this week, AspenBio Pharma (APPY) reported that its key clinical trial was nearly 90% enrolled for AppyScore, which is a blood-based diagnostic screening test for appendicitis. APPY expects to reach the r... Continue reading »

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