This weekend will feature an interview I did with a BNN reporter today. Tomorrow, I will be on Market Call Tonight at 6:00pm I thought I would do a super short and sweet reprint of some of the talking points revolving around todays phone interview. You can tune in to BNN tomorrow to hear even Read More
Bumper bowling
Traditional bowling involves a “gutter” on each side of the lane. If you throw a bad ball, your ball goes into one of the two gutters. Bumper bowling eliminates that problem. Bowl a bad ball, and your ball bounces off of a bumper that sits inside of the gutter. A ball thrown too far to Read More
Dumb is as dumb does
The past few days have been illustrative of how “Dumb money” operates. For those unfamiliar with the term, Dumb Money refers to retail investors. Some of you may be familiar with the “Smart Money/Dumb Money” confidence spread indicator I post on occasion. Sentimentrader.com pits Dumb Money (retail investors, small lot traders, small options traders) against Read More
Ask me anything: Answers
Thankyou to all who submitted questions. There were a couple that I chose to answer right away on the comments section -so if you dont see your question being answered here, please refer to the comments section where you posted. I got alot of them – and I’ve covered them all on this one blog. Read More
What to hold, what to fold in a falling rate environment
Please note that this is my only blog this week. I’m at the cottage as you read this. Beer. Bikes. Barbeque. I won’t be able to post or respond to your comments until next week. Fed-talk of lower rates, an inverting yield curve, combined with investors suddenly realizing that there is risk in the stock Read More
Ask me anything: answers!
I’d like to thank the readers for sending questions for today’s blog. Wow—great response! I’m getting the impression that there is a lot of confusion out there lately. Probably for good reason, with markets swinging around so much over the past 18 months, and the worries surrounding valuations, politics, debt and length of the Read More
Have your cake & eat it too: A new strategy for trading value stocks
Apologies for the choppy sentences in today’s blog. I copied it from another piece I had written, modified it for the blog–and it did not copy properly. I’m too lazy to figure out how to correct it. Bear with the sentence breaks…I believe you will get alot out of today’s blog. My outlook on the Read More
Contrarian picks from the master
After speaking at the MoneyShow in Orlando, I had a very nice sit down with Benj Gallandar. Benj is co-editor of Contra the Heard investment newsletter. I really like their work, and it was a real pleasure to meet with one of the true contrarian investors out there. Benj and Ben are patient. They buy Read More
The long and short of it all
Today I’d like to review the longer (macro) termed outlook via a current reading of my Bear-o-meter. I’ll re-post a chart of the S&P 500 that I’ve put up a couple of times that will point out a few potential technical targets for that index. Finally, I’d also like to review the neartermed probability targets Read More
Opportunities for mid-termed trades
Today’s blog is going to be short and sweet. Celebrate, for I shall avoid waxing eloquent, and get right to the point! Each of the 4 notations below are encapsulated in a capitalized summary sentence. Here goes: Reversals are often signalled by short-bodied candles. Short bodied candles occur when the market rises or falls Read More