Bad Luck Boeing?

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On Friday the news hit of a fire on a Boeing 787. Yes, that same plane that BA was forced to take out of service because of lithium battery fires during flight. I don’t know about you but I prefer my flights without fires on board. BA tweaked and fixed the battery issue and the 787s were back in flight. … Read More

The 3PM Bull Basket

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I was sitting on our trading desk looking at SPY this Friday. I felt a very strange sense of déjà vu that it was 1998, the year I was relative strength trading semi-conductor stocks, and MSFT, INTL, DELL. This was before the Internet Boom but when these sectors were red hot. At 3PM we would add to our strongest-acting stocks … Read More

Mastering Breakouts: Do You Have a System to Identify and Trade Breakouts?

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I read a statistic several years ago that the majority of what traders call “breakouts” fail. For this very reason there are algorithmic trading programs that fade breakouts. And there are some manual traders who love to fade all breakouts as well. There are many others who like to load up in the direction of the breakout 100% of the … Read More

Forex Trading: Summer Time Forex/Futures Scenarios 7/8

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In this segment, Marc Principato CMT analyzes the S&P500 CFD, EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD for possible technical scenarios that can unfold throughout the week.  To learn more visit: http://bit.ly/smbhome Be sure to follow me on twitter: http://twitter.com/marcpmarkets [purehtml id=22] — Marc Principato, CMT, Risk Disclaimer *No Relevant Positions

A Quant Test on a Trading Thesis

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Hi Mike, I was halfway through typing my question when I remembered a blog post similar to my original question: http://www.smbtraining.com/blog/how-do-you-determine-how-far-stock-can-move I was wondering if you’ve found any statistical information by back-testing the above since then. For me personally, I first find important support/resistance levels on a stock & after that do I then consider the likelihood of those support/resistance … Read More