Posts Tagged ‘ technical trading ’

Learn How to Spot a “First Thrust Down” Pattern

Nov 20th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
In my last few articles, I've talked about how overbought the market is, and how we are seeing a successful short-sell pattern show up on the charts of many leading stocks.  Now is the time to be prepared to make the most of it should the market move lower and ...read more


Three Stocks to Prepare for the Market’s Correction

Nov 11th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
With the market pushing through yet another day of gains, most investors are getting nervous. After all, it’s just a matter of time until the market decides to take a turn for the worse. Today, I’ll show you what to watch for, and three stocks that can protect your portfolio ...read more


How to Trade the Market’s Next Bounce

Nov 3rd, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
The key to success in today's market is having a game plan and sticking to it. And while I hate to sound like a broken record, and I constantly repeat it, the game plan for success today is simple: "Buy trend channel support and sell trend channel resistance." OR "Buy ...read more


Learn to Profit By Buying Stocks at Support

Oct 28th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
The stock market is sitting at a critical level right now – and it’s one that could make you a serious amount of money. For the fourth straight trading day, stocks are down across the board. Investors are wary of the market. But tomorrow morning there’s one critical catalyst that ...read more


Don’t Miss These Tech Stock Technicals

Oct 20th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
Earnings season ramps up this week, and investors are watching the market closely as a result. That’s why now’s an especially important time to keep an eye on the stocks that are already set up for a trade. And right now, tech stocks are worth watching. Here’s what you need ...read more


The Profitable Secret to Spotting Trendline Breaks

Oct 12th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
What if you could spot when the market’s trend was about to change before regular investors had a chance to act? With trendline break patterns added to your technical analysis arsenal, that’s exactly what you can do. Here’s everything you need to know to profit from this professional trader’s secret ...read more


Use Waves to Predict the Market’s Moves

Oct 5th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
Despite the fact that the market has tumbled over the last few trading days, I’m betting that stocks are heading back up this week. How do I know? I rode “the wave”… The Elliott Wave principle is a system of technical analysis that looks at “waves” to forecast the market’s direction. ...read more


Buying Stocks Safely Using Alternative Entry Points

Sep 28th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
With yet another market runup seemingly losing its steam, a lot of folks are wondering, "Was that it? Did we just top?" But while most investors stress out over what the market’s doing, smart traders are attuned to the secret of making safe bets using alternative entry points. Here’s everything ...read more


Deciphering This Trader’s Simple Profit System

Sep 15th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Featured, Technical Analysis
Buy the Dips and Sell the Rips – it’s a phrase that’s been thrown around quite a bit among traders over the past few months. It’s more than a cute rhyme though, it’s a strategy that can end up locking more gains where they belong: in your brokerage account. Today, ...read more


Be Ready When the Market Tops

Jul 27th, 2009 | By David Grandey | Category: Energy, Featured, Technical Analysis
The S&P 500 jumped another 4.13% last week – can this rally continue? It’s time to gauge where we stand today, and what to look for this week in the markets. From where I’m standing, the market looks very overbought right now. That means that after the last three consecutive weeks ...read more