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A Few Interesting Energy Swing Setups

By on January 23, 2012   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

Energy stocks had a nice day on news surrounding the EU agreement on an Iran oil embargo.  When news focuses global attention on a sector, it’s time to do some scanning… here are a few energy stocks that had a rough 2010 with setups worth watching to the

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CMG Setup on Watch

By on December 15, 2011   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

CMG - Looking for a pullback to support and hold.

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GLD Falls Like a Rock

By on December 15, 2011   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

GLD falls hard on a strong rise in the U.S. dollar all the way through sma200 and now sits on sma50 (weekly chart).  See below for more notes.  

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Market Sucks… Possible AMZN reversal?

By on December 15, 2011   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

AMZN has been smacked heavily thanks to concerns over holiday spending and margins. However, today’s extended shadow MIGHT mark a trend reversal.  If AMZN finishes below sma50 tomorrow, all bets are off for the bulls.  

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FBN Nice Setup

By on December 11, 2011   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

FBN has one of those setups I’m always looking for – nice coil with improving volume.

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Latest AMZN Read

By on December 7, 2011   /   Stock Setups   /   Leave a comment

AMZN looking heavy.  No clear benefit in going long or short.

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