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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

Bearish Signs Continue

February 17, 1999 by Manuel Ochoa

T-bond futures Short-term perspective: We liquidated our long positions in the March contract [USH9>USH9] at the 123 20/32 level. The market bounced back as the oversold condition corrected itself, and it also got support from theJapanese governments decision to cut back their bond supply on Monda

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons

Playing The Support Levels

February 17, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Dell Computer’s sell-off early yesterday pulled
the plug on the rest of the market.
But true to form, Dell managed to rally back to 84 before drifting between 82 and 80. Volume was
big at 56 million (that’s real volume, not double-counted). The drop put Dell down 32 percent in
11 days from the 110 double top, and it of course has company in many of its tech relatives.

Filed Under: Day Trading, Recent, Trading Lessons, Trading Lessons

Counter-Opening Opportunities

February 16, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Yesterday the
S&P 500 futures were up early and the tail wagged the dog–at
least initially. Stocks gapped on the opening and the Dow shot up over 100 points
in the first hour. After that, though the market sold off until staging a minor rally from
2:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Filed Under: Day Trading, Recent, Trading Lessons

Tough Road Ahead

February 16, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

After the aggressive end-of-1998 markup and the
“welcome 1999” rally, with high closes of 9643 in the Dow and 1280 in the S&P 500 on January 8,
the market has been stuck in a 5 to 5.5 percent trading range for the past six weeks. Make sure
you have a strategy in place to play the move out of this range.

Filed Under: Day Trading, Recent, Trading Lessons, Trading Lessons

Volatile Markets Demand Discipline

February 10, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

More of the ugly same. Yesterday, volume wasn’t huge compared to the
percentage down
moves in the Nifty 25-50 stocks that have carried the market to its lofty speculative heights.
It was the seventh straight day of negative breadth, and most of the key players were on the sell
side.

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent

Weak Market Infrastructure

February 9, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Yesterday, volume and institutional block activity
dropped
off noticeably. The techs tried to make up some of last week’s 12-15 percent loss, with Dell,
Microsoft, and Intel–the best of the bunch–all gaining approximately 3.5 percent.

Filed Under: Commentary, Day Trading, Recent

Volatile Markets Abound

February 8, 1999 by Manuel Ochoa

S&P 500 futuresSame old story. The March contract [SPH9>SPH9] refuses to provide a trade setup. We will remain on the sidelines. T-bond futures Short-term perspective: The March contract [USH9>USH9] rallied close to our exit level today. Our goal is to exit this trade around 125 for a small loss.

Filed Under: Recent, Trading Lessons

Back To Basics

February 5, 1999 by Kevin Haggerty

Yesterday, the futures turned down right before the opening and the tech
stocks went south. Interest rates perked up, the long bond lost almost a point, and the Utility
Index (UTY) closed below its 200-day moving average for the fifth straight day.

Filed Under: Day Trading, Recent, Trading Lessons, Trading Lessons

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