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- Rodney
- A place for friends to gather and view stock market charts, discuss technical analysis and market outlook. What is your Principal Asset? How can it be developed? Each and all should do their own due dilligence and homework before investing. And by no means should you use anything I say or show here as a sole basis to buy or sell securities as everything is for educational experience only.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
MO - Breakout trade
I posted some longer term charts on Altria last night and thought I'd lay a basic long trade out for any newbies. I'm seeing last weeks trades as the formation of a Bull flag consoldation for a move to the next fibonacci line at 19.50.
A stop should be placed just below last weeks low of 18.01 giving a bit of room for pick-off plays by the big boys - say 17.91 or so.
Altria just INCREASED the dividend and the yield is now 7.5% on a very stable cash cow company.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
GLD
Gold is banging up against the underside of a 50% Fibonacci Fan line and could be a possible short trade with a tight stop at 93.07 or a moderate stop above last weeks high of 93.80 or loosely above the fan line at 94.25.
It is probably likely that GLD could trade higher along this line into October and top out at 95.70 providing a better shorting opportunity as the top of the channel will create additional resistance.
My bias is on the short side as the dollar is rounding the bottom out and could rise putting pressure on crude and commodoties such as gold. However, be aware that this could take a few months to materize and pick up momemtum.
Sunday, August 23, 2009
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
S&P 500 monthly
Crude update
Wednesday, August 19, 2009
XLF
Two ways to play the XLF on a breakout or failure of the channel line.
Breakout: Use a Buy stop above today's high of $14 to catch a possible breakout of the channel. Today's low 13.67 or the 20 sma - 13.50 as possible stops.
Breakdown: Go ahead and buy the Puts with a tight stop above $14.10 and a loose above 14.35.
No doubt the XLF is gonna make a move and a pick up in voulme will tell the tale as to which way to let ride as the other trade is stopped out.
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