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Video Review of the Indexes 10-10-2010
October 10, 2010 at 8:53 am
The market finished on a strong note last week, reaching new recovery highs after putting in some needed rest. This keeps the uptrends intact, and although resistance zones are quickly approaching, the bulls are showing no signs of concern at this point.
The week ahead is likely to bring a resolution to this short-term indecision, so it’s time once again to check out the big picture for clues of where momentum might return in either direction.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
Be sure to view in full-screen mode for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
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Leadership Has Left the Building
October 6, 2010 at 8:08 pm
I’m not the first one to recognize a big shift in leadership stocks of late, as it seems the momentum train has hit a southbound fork – hard – for several of them.
Stocks which had been running relentlessly higher have turned suddenly. What used to be a buy-on-any-dip mentality associated with them has is now more like sell-all-bounces.
If these truly are ‘leaders,’ then they may be leading to the downside. I’m certainly not one to call for a market peak, as I know momentum can stay present far longer than many expect. However, I will say some other leadership best emerge quickly if the indexes (which are subsequently at big resistance areas) are to continue their relentless pursuit of higher levels.
Let me suggest going full-screen for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
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Video Review of the Indexes 10-3-2010
October 3, 2010 at 8:30 am
The major averages put in some much-needed rest last week as they were able to hold above key levels while consolidating. The dips have remained shallow and short-lived since the August lows were set. Although we’re short-term range-bound, it’s difficult to expect that to stay the same given all the movement we’ve witnessed over the past month.
The week ahead is likely to bring a resolution to this short-term indecision, so it’s time once again to check out the big picture for clues of where momentum might return in either direction.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
This clip was also posted over on the Trading Videos site (as always), and perhaps you’ve seen it there – but in case you didn’t, I wanted to put it here on the blog for you.
Let me suggest going full-screen for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
Video Review of the Indexes 9-26-2010
September 26, 2010 at 12:38 pm
Last week new highs were made as the indexes put more distance between current prices and former resistance zones. The bulls have some exceptional momentum, but how long will it last?
That’s the question on everyone’s mind right now. No signs of weakness have arrived yet, so it’s still not time to expect weakness to set in. However, at some point a good rest or some profit-taking will arrive, and it will be after that occurs that we’ll be able to better assess the technical situation. For now, it’s a one-way street and stocks are still headed north.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
This clip was also posted over on the Trading Videos site (as always), and perhaps you’ve seen it there – but in case you didn’t, I wanted to put it here on the blog for you.
Let me suggest going full-screen for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
Video Review of the Indexes 9-6-2010
September 6, 2010 at 12:41 pm
Last week proved pivotal as potential higher lows were established for the major indexes. Tests of key support brought out the bulls, who seized an opportunity to make their mark.
We’re now right back to resistance zones after a big 3-day run, and that could spell some short-term rest (if the bulls are lucky). Once they take a breather, however, the buyers just might floor it again with their sights set on the August highs.
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
This clip was also posted over on the Trading Videos site (as always), and perhaps you’ve seen it there – but in case you didn’t, I wanted to put it here on the blog for you.
Let me suggest going full-screen for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
Video Review of the Indexes 8-29-2010
August 29, 2010 at 12:48 pm
The indexes tested and validated key levels last week for the short-term and longer-term timeframes. So although not much progress was made, it was still technically a productive week for the market.
Broken support zones are now serving as resistance, and as of Friday, the indexes are sitting just shy of those levels. That brings potential for movement in the week ahead. We also have a lot of economic news ahead of the coming 3-day weekend for Labor Day, so it’s time to get prepared!
As we head into a brand new week of trading, let’s examine some important levels to keep an eye on in the days ahead. That will have the greatest influence on how individual stocks are going to move, so it’s where the trading week begins.
This clip was also posted over on the Trading Videos site (as always), and perhaps you’ve seen it there – but in case you didn’t, I wanted to put it here on the blog for you.
Let me suggest going full-screen for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
How and When to Use Moving Averages
August 22, 2010 at 5:42 pm
Price action provides me with chart patterns to trade from, and usually, that’s enough. However, occasionally I’ll see a situation where adding a basic indicator can really help out.
Many traders rely heavily on indicators, and while it’s my style to keep my charts nearly bare, indicators can be helpful. I think where traders tend to get into trouble is when they rely solely on the indicators, rather than seeing how they confirm or deny the overall price action.
If you’re looking for a one-size-fits-all indicator to rely on in all market conditions, or which all stocks will respect, you’re going to be looking for a very long time! However, if you’re willing to learn when, why, and how to apply indicators to your charts, they can be an aid to your trading process.
In this post, I want to show you how and when I use moving averages when eyeing potential trades. It’s a very basic indicator, but when there’s a trend present, it can help you gauge momentum, as well as help you decide on entries and exits.
Let me suggest going full-screen with the ‘HD’ option for best quality in the video.
Trade Like a Bandit!
Jeff White
Producer of The Bandit Broadcast
Are you following me on Twitter yet?
