Swing back to overhead resistence
Posted by btr Fri, 28 Jul 2006 04:51:00 GMT
Dow Jones moved back to the resistence level. As the war in the mideast is still lingerling around, there’s no much room for futher move up from here.
| stablevalue.com a blog on stock market and things of interest |
Articles
War to end based on market reactions?
Posted by btr Mon, 17 Jul 2006 23:53:00 GMT
The market is looking for direction. Maybe the war is close to an end?
Dow Jones Industrial has reached the previous low. We should see some bounce unless some really bad development continues in the mideast.
Market News And Commentaries
Updated at Sun May 16 01:25:01 -0400 2010
- 5 Ways a Trading Journal Can Improve Your Trading
Most traders, from beginners to professionals, know that keeping a trading journal is an important aspect of trading as a serious endeavor or career. Keeping a trading journal however takes effort and is all too easy to just brush aside and ignore while focusing on other areas in your trading. In th more
Source: StockTickr Trading Journal Blog
- Cameron’s coup could be Clegg’s undoing
Many Lib Dems will sooner or later ask: did we vote for our party in order to empower the Tories to govern, writes Max Hastings more
Source: Financial Times - Comment
- 'This is all about the Euro'
Stocks slumped Friday on worries that Europe's economic woes could spread to the United States, while the euro fell to 18-month lows versus the dollar and gold hit fresh records.
more
Source: Business and financial news - CNNMoney.com
- Fears rise as violence escalates in Thailand
The death toll in Thailand's protests rose to at least 24 Saturday as soldiers opened fire and Red Shirt protesters warned the Asian nation is on the brink of a civil war. more
Source: MarketWatch.com - Top Stories
- Anatomy Of A Market Meltdown; Potential Head & Shoulders Pattern
The analogy I had been using over the past few months to describe the action in the market to my members is that of a majestic skyscraper, each story beautifully built, higher and higher to the heavens. Just one problem.. they skimped on the foundation. So, as the glorious skyscraper neared th more
Source: SelfInvestors | ETFs, IPOs & Breakout Stocks
- American dream
THE dominant characteristic of the art market over the past ten years has been the globalisation of collecting. From London to Los Angeles, sales that once featured work exclusively by European and American artists now include new names from India, Africa and China. Anish Kapoor, Chris Ofili and Cai more
Source: The Economist: Daily news and views
- Asian stocks stage hesitant recovery
A volatile week punctuated by short-lived relief rallies over the European debt crisis deal and positive sentiment about earnings allows Asian stocks to begin a fight back more
Source: FT.com - Asia Pacific Equities Market Data
- Waddell Is 'Mystery Trader'
Waddell & Reed Financial sold a big slug of futures contracts during the stock market's free fall last week. more
Source: WSJ.com: Markets
- Will China's Bubble Bring Everyone Down?
Source: China Stocks News and Analysis from Seeking Alpha
- New Provider Launches New ETF of ETFs
Source: ETF Trends
- Links for 2010-05-14 [del.icio.us]
Source: Maoxian
- A 'short' look at Proshares ETFs
Source: BlogginWallStreet
- May 6, 2010 Recap: The Day the Market Broke
What a day! I made a comment on facebook today as the Dow was climbing back from -1,000 that this was a once in a career day. You just don’t see 10% slides in major indices within minutes very often. There’s a lot of talk about some fat-fingered trades and technical issues [...] more
Source: Trader Mike
- QQQuestionable anniversary for Nasdaq
Got an interesting press release this morning from the Nasdaq OMX Group, which runs the Nasdaq stock exchange.
more
Source: Market, personal finance, media, and technology expert commentary - CNNMoney.com
- Market Week in Review
Source: BETWEEN THE HEDGES
- Focus On What Matters
Q: Like countless traders, I saw many of my positions stopped out last week, only to see them rebound to at or near where they were before the "flash crash" (e.g. AAPL). As you reflected in your recent comments, traders... more
Source: The Kirk Report