CHART ChartTrader's Premarket Notes -Technical- 
I have noticed that several times I have caught stocks on their day off, so-to-speak, in between sharp moves. The thesis here, which we all know in an abstract sense but which I plan to learn in an applied sense over coming sessions, is that momentum can sit and stew for a day or two. To really appreciate what I am talking about, see the MEE chart over the past three sessions. I simply caught the coal players on the wrong day. Another point to keep in mind more and more as this bull move wears on is that we're right to keep playing heavy on the long side, but there will be one day when we're wrong. A correction is way overdue here. My strategy is to keep the pedal pressed until I see a turn underway. However, the key idea is, all of the momentum long set-ups may become short set-ups in a correction. Stocks with long-side momentum are also, many times, overextended. Next, note that I have no short set-ups simply because I couldn't find any bearish momentum. Another golden statement for the contrarian mind. Addtionally, this morning the oil stocks started to push their way onto the scan. It may be time for a correction here. I have UCO and GRP on the list today to that effect. We will need to keep an eye on crude and the OIH here. Finally, I don't have any retail or software, which may be a costly oversight. Do yourself a favor today and keep an eye on the RTH and the $DJUSSW or SWH, or some representative stocks. Also, the divergence between the BBH and $BTK will be a drama to keep an eye on today.
I thought that first 3/4 of this statement was pretty much right on an what you have to contend with when trading over the short term. That's why they have stops. This guy is one of the traders over at Briefing.com's site. Just one of a few guys who write a thing over there.

I have noticed that several times I have caught stocks on their day off, so-to-speak, in between sharp moves. The thesis here, which we all know in an abstract sense but which I plan to learn in an applied sense over coming sessions, is that momentum can sit and stew for a day or two. To really appreciate what I am talking about, see the MEE chart over the past three sessions. I simply caught the coal players on the wrong day. Another point to keep in mind more and more as this bull move wears on is that we're right to keep playing heavy on the long side, but there will be one day when we're wrong. A correction is way overdue here. My strategy is to keep the pedal pressed until I see a turn underway. However, the key idea is, all of the momentum long set-ups may become short set-ups in a correction. Stocks with long-side momentum are also, many times, overextended. Next, note that I have no short set-ups simply because I couldn't find any bearish momentum. Another golden statement for the contrarian mind. Addtionally, this morning the oil stocks started to push their way onto the scan. It may be time for a correction here. I have UCO and GRP on the list today to that effect. We will need to keep an eye on crude and the OIH here. Finally, I don't have any retail or software, which may be a costly oversight. Do yourself a favor today and keep an eye on the RTH and the $DJUSSW or SWH, or some representative stocks. Also, the divergence between the BBH and $BTK will be a drama to keep an eye on today.
I thought that first 3/4 of this statement was pretty much right on an what you have to contend with when trading over the short term. That's why they have stops. This guy is one of the traders over at Briefing.com's site. Just one of a few guys who write a thing over there.
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