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Friday, February 13, 2009
Market Technical Analysis - Consolidation Off The Squeez - 02/13/09
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the consolidation in the markets following yesterdays massive short squeeze at 3pm ET. They note the major resistance line that was hit at the high of the day which signaled the pullback as well as the major support and resistance lines all the way down. InTheMoneyStocks.com looks over oil's big bounce after they called for it in the Research Center last night for their premium subscribers as well as golds pullback following their bearish pullback stance on that as well. They continue to call the market with the utmost accuracy using their technical and proprietary techniques and avoiding all the Wall Street hype. Come join their Research Center and get the top guidance on the markets. Get a Pro Trader Watch List, Daily Analysis Videos, Daily Market Reports, Technical Tactic videos, Hidden Gems and more.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Market Technical Analysis - Bank CEO's Testifying, Market Bouncing - 02/11/2009
InTheMoneyStocks.com analyzes the technicals on the charts to find out if this market is going to break higher or lower. They note a key possible inverse head and shoulder pattern and multiple other key levels to watch for direction in this market. They talk about the CEO's of the banks testifying on Capital Hill and discuss golds possible breakout and oils small decline after inventories were released. Enjoy and join the Research Center to get premium guidance without the Wall Street hype as well as the Daily Market Report, Technical Tactic, Hidden Gem Report, Pro Trader Watch List and more.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Market Technical Analysis - Disappointment, Drop, Doom - 02/10/2009
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the classic sell the news drop in the markets as Geithner gave his bailout speech and the markets tanked. They look at the key breakdown on Goldman Sachs early this morning that gave away the impending doom and drop in the markets. They also note all key support lines, discuss the government stimulus and bailout and look at the markets disappointment in what was said. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at www.InTheMoneyStocks.com to get real technical analysis guidance without the Wall Street hype. The Reseach Center contains Nightly Technical Analysis Videos, Daily Market Reports with key levels on the markets, oil, gold and US$, Pro Trader Watch List, Technical Tactic Videos, Hidden Gems.
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Cheapest China Play Out There In My Opinion
China stocks have started to rip higher. Just look at charts like JRJC, XIN and others. CAEI looks insanely cheap here at $1.50 and could see a significant move to the upside all the way to $2.00+ in my opinion. Very cheap China play.
By inthemoneystocks.com on February 6th, 2009
Time: 2:40pm ET
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Market Technical Analysis - Pullback Central 01-29-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the pullback/consolidation in the markets following multiple gains in a row. They note their call yesterday in the Research Center signaling there was a high probability of this. In addition, they talk about all the key levels on the intra day chart that will tell traders/investors where the points of support/resistance are. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at www.InTheMoneyStocks.com to start trading/investing/swing trading profitably, without the Wall Street hype.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Market Technical Analysis - Rally Monkey! 01-28-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the massive rally in the markets following the announcement of a "Bad Bank" plan to help the financials. They note the intra day market is slamming against major resistance at the 200ma. The exact level InTheMoneyStocks.com chief market strategists alerted their premium viewers to watch for a move to when they went to a positive bias in the market 3 days ago. Join the Research Center at www.InTheMoneyStocks.com to get these calls, daily videos, market reports, educational videos, hidden gem picks and the new favorite...Pro Trader Watch List. Enjoy.
Monday, January 26, 2009
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Intra Day Market Technical Analysis 01.22.09
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the amazing inverse Head and Shoulder pattern that dictated a monster reversal in the markets. They look at the surprise announcement from MSFT on earnings as well as the jobless claims that caused the sell off then the technical pattern recognition that allowed their traders in their Intra Day Stock Chat to catch the move up. They analyze price, pattern and time giving their members the most accurate technical analysis and market analysis without the Wall Street hype. Enjoy and come join the Research Center @ www.InTheMoneyStocks.com to get all their videos, calls and so much more. Also, join their new Video Chat Room for intra day analysis as you can view a live traders charts as they discuss support/resistance and play by play of the market.
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Intra Day Market Technical Analysis Video 01-21-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com isolates the chart patterns in the market to project and give accurate and precise market guidance without the Wall Street hype. They continue to be the top leaders in market technical analysis as they have called every major and minor market move in the 2 yrs since their incorporation. They note key support/resistance levels to watch and discuss the last few days in the market based on time, price and pattern. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at www.InTheMoneyStocks.com to enlighten yourself and start making the profits the pro's make. Learn their key levels, get access to educational videos, hidden gem picks and a pro traders watch list updated daily.
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Market Technical Education and Guidance 01-20-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com discusses the intra day patterns, pricing and time valuations as they isolate key support and resistance lines. They note the key news events of the day and what the market is doing. Enjoy and come join the Research Center for premium market guidance without the Wall Street hype as well as educational videos and picks.
Friday, January 16, 2009
Daily Technical Analysis Video 01-16-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the wild swings in the intra day market on various time frames to educate their followers on whether or not the market looks bullish or bearish from a purely technical standpoint. They keep their followers focussed on the charts and avoid all the Wall Street hype and dishonesty. They discuss the market, the technicals and continue to be dead on accurate in analyzing the markets over the last two years. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at www.InTheMoneystocks.com to educate yourself in technical analysis and get their accurate market guidance without the Wall Street hype.
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Market Technical Analysis Video-Monster Reversal-01-15-09 (inthemoneystocks.com)
InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the monster reversal in the markets off their key 825 S&P level. They note key indicators intra day that told them their was a high probability of a monster reversal today. They look at price, pattern and time and analyze all while educating the public on the markets and technical analysis while avoiding all that Wall Street hype! Enjoy and come join the Research Center at InTheMoneyStocks.com to gain full access and start educating yourself and profiting!
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 12, 2009
Intra Day Technical Analysis 01-12-09
Intra Day Technical Analysis 01-12-09 from inthemoneystocks on Vimeo. InTheMoneyStocks.com analyzes the intra day 10 minute and 60 minute charts of the markets as they discuss the key pattern, price and time setups. They teach their technical methods and discuss the current more...market while suggesting key moves in the market on the horizon. Enjoy and come join the Research Center for accurate market guidance without the Wall Street hype. Get pivot points, turn dates, key buy/sell levels on the S&P, Oil, Gold, US$ and Stocks.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Weekend Technical Analysis Update for Jan 12th - Jan 16th, 2009
Weekend Technical Analysis Video Update for Jan 12th - Jan 16th, 2009 from Bryan Leighton on Vimeo. InTheMoneyStocks.com analyzes the last week based on key technical levels noting the overall fall in the markets. They look at the coming week, key levels, economic news and upcoming earnings season as it kicks off with INTC and DNA. Come join the Research Center to gain key turn dates, market levels, pivot points on stocks, S&P, Oil, Gold, US$. Enjoy
Friday, January 9, 2009
Intra Day Market Technical Analysis Video 01-07-09
Intra Day Market Technical Analysis Video 01-09-09 from inthemoneystocks on Vimeo. InTheMoneyStocks.com does their patented key technical analysis on the market. They dissect price, pattern and time using their techniques to discover and analyze the markets giving projections with extreme accuracy unparalleled anywhere in the markets. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at www.inthemoneystocks.com to get their key daily videos, hidden gems reports, technical tactic videos and daily market reports. Get our key turn dates, pivot points and levels on the S&P, Gold, Oil, US$ and stocks/ETF's.
401K' nockout!!! Down for the Count?
2008 will go down in history as the worst year on record for individual retirement account performances. Most 401k retirement plans and IRAs were down 40% on average for the year. Many retirement accounts that were heavily weighted in international funds performed even worse. Most international funds finished down more than 70% for the year and a majority of energy funds finished down 50% for the year. Just take a moment... Realize the market erased all the gains that were created in the last 10 years in one year.
Why didn't Wall Street warn anyone that the market was going down? It still amazes me to this very day that major Wall Street firms upgrade and downgrade stocks and sectors, but they could not save themselves. Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Wachovia, Washington Mutual, and countless other financial institutions have failed in this debacle. Why didn't they downgrade themselves to an under perform or sell rating? The reason is simple and it's Wall Streets dirty little secret. They simply have no clue about the markets and really don't know anything but selling their services. They only have one bias and that is the greed bias. Most of the mutual funds are structured to charge fees and tell the investor to average in or dollar cost average for the long term. What about the baby boomer's that are planning on retiring this year and next? How can someone make up a 40% loss that occurred in a single year? In fact, the only mutual funds that were positive in 2008 were bear funds or the Madoff Fund. These are funds that invest on the market going down instead of up. It is what traders call short selling. Unfortunately, most 401k investors have never shorted a stock and don't even know that this type of investing is even possible. Then again, why should they? Wall Street mutual funds still generate their fees regardless of what the market does. Can you imagine paying someone to lose ten years worth of your savings? It happened all last year. Then Wall Street says, don't worry you are in it for the long term. What about the baby boomer's who don't have a long time to wait? What happens if this lasts until 2015 or longer? These are questions people need to ask themselves.
Oh, I forgot the new stimulus plan is going to bail everyone out. This will be the third stimulus plan since President Bush's first term and it will just cause this country more debt. It looks like the first two stimulus plans worked out really well. Don't forget the bailouts of AIG, Citi Bank, the automakers and countless other financial institution that are using the TARP. Who is paying for all these bailouts anyway? Isn't it the taxpayer who is going to pay? What is going to happen to the U.S. Dollar as it becomes so diluted? What happens to the current retired individual's purchasing power? What happens to the baby boomer that was planning on retiring? Again, these are the questions people need to ask themselves.
The stock market is now back to the same levels as it was in 1997. Are housing prices back at 1997 levels? Are food prices back at 1997 levels? Are gold prices back at 1997 levels? Are energy prices back at 1997 levels? You get the picture. The answer to all these questions is a simple NO! If I hear one more time that the markets are out of the woods and the new President is going to fix this mess I have news for you, not anytime soon!
The beauty of the American financial system was the fact that the market could go into a recession. Believe it or not recessions are healthy. They allow the system to clean out by getting rid of the excesses. Yes, times are tough for many during recessions. However, it allows the markets to get a fresh start and resolve the problems until the next overheated mania. It is called peaks and troughs. The problem today is simply an excessive peak after an 18 year bull market(1982-2000) that was never allowed to have a correct recession. The market moves in extremes like a pendulum that moves from one side to the other and takes time to find the mid point. In the 1990's the market moved to new all time highs as the dot coms and anything technology was being bought by the public. In the year 2001 the tech bubble burst and the 9-11 tragedy took place. The economy was going through as tough recession and then Fed Chairman Greenspan lowered the fed funds rates to 1% sparking the next bubble, this time in housing. The housing bubble is much bigger than the prior tech bubble due to the fact that most investors and traders could only borrow 50% from their broker to buy stocks(Reg T). In the housing market borrowers where in many cases allowed to borrow more than the price of the home. In many cases 125% loan to value. Also, many borrowers were not even qualified to own a credit card let alone a home. Can this problem be solved with another stimulus check? Of course not. What about the rising unemployment? Oh, I forgot the government is going to rebuild the roads in the country. That didn't work in the 1930's and it's not going to work now.
This crisis will take time to resolve itself. The more government intervention, the longer it will take. We believe that a first quarter or even first half rally is very possible. However, the second half is likely to be very tough. How can doing more of the same be any good. You can only patch up a flat tire so many times before it rides on the rim of the wheel and rips the tire in half. This tire(economy) appears to be on it's last tread. InTheMoneyStocks.com
401K' nockout Source: InTheMoneyStocks.com
Disclaimer: All comments made by InTheMoneyStocks.com llc and its subsidiaries, instructors, and representatives are for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice regarding the purchase or sale of securities, or any other financial instrument of any kind. Please consult with your financial adviser before making an investment decision regarding any securities mentioned herein. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc and its representatives assume no responsibility for your trading and investment results. All information for on the website was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc, its employees, representatives and affiliated individuals may have a position or effect transactions in the securities herein and or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or inconsistent with the provided strategies. Trading of any type involves a very high degree of risk. Futures and Options trading are not suitable for all investors. Past results are not indicative of future results. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc, its subsidiaries and all affiliated individuals assume no responsibilities for your trading and investment results.
Why didn't Wall Street warn anyone that the market was going down? It still amazes me to this very day that major Wall Street firms upgrade and downgrade stocks and sectors, but they could not save themselves. Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, Wachovia, Washington Mutual, and countless other financial institutions have failed in this debacle. Why didn't they downgrade themselves to an under perform or sell rating? The reason is simple and it's Wall Streets dirty little secret. They simply have no clue about the markets and really don't know anything but selling their services. They only have one bias and that is the greed bias. Most of the mutual funds are structured to charge fees and tell the investor to average in or dollar cost average for the long term. What about the baby boomer's that are planning on retiring this year and next? How can someone make up a 40% loss that occurred in a single year? In fact, the only mutual funds that were positive in 2008 were bear funds or the Madoff Fund. These are funds that invest on the market going down instead of up. It is what traders call short selling. Unfortunately, most 401k investors have never shorted a stock and don't even know that this type of investing is even possible. Then again, why should they? Wall Street mutual funds still generate their fees regardless of what the market does. Can you imagine paying someone to lose ten years worth of your savings? It happened all last year. Then Wall Street says, don't worry you are in it for the long term. What about the baby boomer's who don't have a long time to wait? What happens if this lasts until 2015 or longer? These are questions people need to ask themselves.
Oh, I forgot the new stimulus plan is going to bail everyone out. This will be the third stimulus plan since President Bush's first term and it will just cause this country more debt. It looks like the first two stimulus plans worked out really well. Don't forget the bailouts of AIG, Citi Bank, the automakers and countless other financial institution that are using the TARP. Who is paying for all these bailouts anyway? Isn't it the taxpayer who is going to pay? What is going to happen to the U.S. Dollar as it becomes so diluted? What happens to the current retired individual's purchasing power? What happens to the baby boomer that was planning on retiring? Again, these are the questions people need to ask themselves.
The stock market is now back to the same levels as it was in 1997. Are housing prices back at 1997 levels? Are food prices back at 1997 levels? Are gold prices back at 1997 levels? Are energy prices back at 1997 levels? You get the picture. The answer to all these questions is a simple NO! If I hear one more time that the markets are out of the woods and the new President is going to fix this mess I have news for you, not anytime soon!
The beauty of the American financial system was the fact that the market could go into a recession. Believe it or not recessions are healthy. They allow the system to clean out by getting rid of the excesses. Yes, times are tough for many during recessions. However, it allows the markets to get a fresh start and resolve the problems until the next overheated mania. It is called peaks and troughs. The problem today is simply an excessive peak after an 18 year bull market(1982-2000) that was never allowed to have a correct recession. The market moves in extremes like a pendulum that moves from one side to the other and takes time to find the mid point. In the 1990's the market moved to new all time highs as the dot coms and anything technology was being bought by the public. In the year 2001 the tech bubble burst and the 9-11 tragedy took place. The economy was going through as tough recession and then Fed Chairman Greenspan lowered the fed funds rates to 1% sparking the next bubble, this time in housing. The housing bubble is much bigger than the prior tech bubble due to the fact that most investors and traders could only borrow 50% from their broker to buy stocks(Reg T). In the housing market borrowers where in many cases allowed to borrow more than the price of the home. In many cases 125% loan to value. Also, many borrowers were not even qualified to own a credit card let alone a home. Can this problem be solved with another stimulus check? Of course not. What about the rising unemployment? Oh, I forgot the government is going to rebuild the roads in the country. That didn't work in the 1930's and it's not going to work now.
This crisis will take time to resolve itself. The more government intervention, the longer it will take. We believe that a first quarter or even first half rally is very possible. However, the second half is likely to be very tough. How can doing more of the same be any good. You can only patch up a flat tire so many times before it rides on the rim of the wheel and rips the tire in half. This tire(economy) appears to be on it's last tread. InTheMoneyStocks.com
401K' nockout Source: InTheMoneyStocks.com
Disclaimer: All comments made by InTheMoneyStocks.com llc and its subsidiaries, instructors, and representatives are for educational and informational purposes only and should not be construed as investment advice regarding the purchase or sale of securities, or any other financial instrument of any kind. Please consult with your financial adviser before making an investment decision regarding any securities mentioned herein. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc and its representatives assume no responsibility for your trading and investment results. All information for on the website was obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but we do not warrant its completeness or accuracy, or warrant any results from the use of the information. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc, its employees, representatives and affiliated individuals may have a position or effect transactions in the securities herein and or otherwise employ trading strategies that may be consistent or inconsistent with the provided strategies. Trading of any type involves a very high degree of risk. Futures and Options trading are not suitable for all investors. Past results are not indicative of future results. InTheMoneyStocks.com llc, its subsidiaries and all affiliated individuals assume no responsibilities for your trading and investment results.
Thursday, January 8, 2009
InTheMoneyStocks.com's Intra Day Market Technical Analysis Video 01-08-09
InTheMoneyStocks.com's Intra Day Market Technical Analysis Video 01-08-09 from Bryan Leighton on Vimeo. InTheMoneyStocks.com looks at the key intra day support and resistance levels while analyzing the daily prices and patterns. They go into the key educational market analysis every pro trader should know and explore further ideas on trading. Enjoy and come join the Research Center at InTheMoneyStocks.com to start learning what the pros know! Get videos, market research and picks.
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