Monday, 20 June 2011

Look at a new ipo.


 LNKD traded over 120 four weeks ago. This is why it's good to wait, rather than act on the hype, for the proper base to form before taking a position.


Friday, 17 June 2011

What to expect in the week ahead of us.

The week after a triple witching week almost always sucks.  Since the first quarter of 2000, only 13 of 40 weeks after a triple witching week were positive, none of these were after a June triple witching week however.
The June stats are really bad.
The week after a June Triple Witching Week has been negative for the Dow Jones Industrials 19 out of the last 19 years.
June is ranked as only the 10th best month for the S&P 500 historically and the 11th best for the Dow.



Personal optimization.

Trust is the very basis of the human social contract.
It's what keeps human beings working smoothly together.
It's what enables us to open our hearts to each other.

I hope you benefit from the training, and pass that benefit forward.

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Sunday, 12 June 2011

S&P-500 Now.




Getting close to March lows and possible support area around 1250 level. Possible turnaround this week. As always, wait for the market to confirm your judgement before you act.

Thursday, 9 June 2011

Rolling over into correction mode.


You can tell the weakness of a market by the way it rallies not by the way it declines. 


Staying in cash and out of the market is a strategy.

The one technique that most traders fail to learn and use is that no trade is often the best trade. When it comes to the market, there will always be another opportunity, so a lost opportunity is not nearly as damaging as a loss in capital from overtrading. You don't have to have a trade on all the time.


                       

Change.

It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the ones most responsive to change. 
-Charles Darwin

Charles Darwin

Remember!

          This, too, shall pass.

Monday, 6 June 2011

Remember!

Staying in cash and out of the market IS a strategy. 
You do not have to trade!