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Multiple Signals

February 25, 1999 by Larry Connors

In a previous article, I talked about how and why multiple signals are superior to
stand-alone signals.

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons

Good News, Bad News

February 24, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

We established a new market axiom yesterday to go
with two “tried-and-trues:” First, if you buy tech stocks, buy puts. Second, you don’t buy
airlines, you rent them. Third (our new one), when Greenspan speaks, buy straddles.

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent

Deploying The Troops

February 24, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Back to the high end of our 1999 trading range. The
institutions stuck to their usual game plan and came for the techs, drugs, and specialty
retailers again–it’s the only
way they can hope to keep up with the S&P 500. At least it makes stock selection easy, as
evidenced by the multi-point moves in many of yesterday’s names.

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent

Greenspan Causes Short-term Uncertainty

February 24, 1999 by Manuel Ochoa

T-bond futures Short-term perspective: The March contract [USH9>USH9] sold off again today after the two-year note auction today was poorly received by investors. Greenspans remarks about the possible need to raiseinterest rates if the economy begins to heat up also added to downside pressure. How

Filed Under: Recent

A Classic Day

February 23, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Yesterday was the classic trend day of 1999:
Never more than a six-bar pullback (on a five-minute chart) before moving to new intraday highs
in the S&P 500 cash index.

The buyers–both institutional and retail–came out to play, forcing the shorts to scramble.

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent

Missing A 250-Point Move On The Dow By 3/100 Of A Point!

February 23, 1999 by Larry Connors

Last Thursday I was waiting for a CVR I buy signal to trigger.

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons, Trading Lessons

S&P Action Off Of Greenspan’s Comments

February 22, 1999 by Manuel Ochoa

T-bond futures Short-term perspective: The March contract [USH9>USH9] rallied back after two days of losses partly due to a stronger dollar and optimism over Fed Chairman Alan Greenspans testimony tomorrow. We were looking to buy today at the 122 16/32 level but never got thechance. Long-term pers

Filed Under: Recent

Profiting In the Biotechnology Sector: It’s All In The Genes

February 22, 1999 by Paul Ruggieri

Genetic research has created a new frontier of medical treatments as well as a new crop of biotechnology firms with enormous profit potential. We’ll take a look at some of the leading players.

Filed Under: Commentary, Recent

Volatile Market Causes Set-up Drought

February 19, 1999 by Manuel Ochoa

T-bond futures Short-term perspective: The March contract [USH9>USH9] was little changed today. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) number releasedthis morning eased the markets inflation worries after yesterdaysProducer Price Index (PPI) raised some concerns on that issue. Weve had no trade setups s

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons

What is the VIX?

February 18, 1999 by Larry Connors

The VIX (the Chicago Board Option Exchange’s volatility index) is becoming an increasingly popular indicator in the financial press.

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons, Trading Lessons

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