Monthly Archives: July 2019

Midday Missive

There has been some profit taking up here in the Silver miners. Guys locking in 40% winners.It has not had an effect on price. SIL…showed the path to higher prices. I’ve added it to my stock screener. You should too. … Continue reading

A.M. Look 7/17/19

Mid-Week Shuffle. European Debt Instruments went into rally mode right out of the gate last night. Find a name you want to trade that is in trend. CSX got bombed on earnings. Transports will not look pretty in early trade. … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 7/17/19

Daily Market Intelligence 7-17-19

Midday Missive

ROKU & Gaming Names. IYT & Industrials being bought against Tech. CAT showing ORH pattern. ROKU elected ORH monthly stops and going. Silver led the metals. Coming into its 50 DMA is a caution zone. XME…breaking out. Russell will rip … Continue reading

A.M. Look 7/16/19

Full Moon Trading Great Britain is sinking into the waves. Thank you Boris. FTSE has been buoyant on the back of a weakening currency Nasd 100 8K..Indices and Currencies get notoriously tough to trade @ natural #’s. Don’t over-trade!

Daily Market Intelligence 7/16/19

Daily Market Intelligence 7-16-19

A.M. Look 7/15/19

Just watching the show. Index price action will revolve around last weeks highs. 3018 Spoo 7958.50 Nasd 100 30 yr. Bonds…153.00 becomes pivotal. KIWI is firm above 67.13 its 200 DMA

Judd’s Room July Update

                                 Judd’s Room July Update                                                        Context As is typical with market corrections, they seemingly come out of nowhere catching most investors off-guard. This most recent correction which began early October was no exception. However, clients of WhiteWave … Continue reading

Daily Market Intelligence 7/15/19

Daily Market Intelligence 7-15-19

A.M. Look 7/12/19

Baring the Twitter in Chief pounding his keyboard I’m not looking for much. I’ll be watching the December Corn to see it it can maintain above 4.45 30 Yr. Held its 50 DMA. Will the world want to be cautious … Continue reading