Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-19
- ADM short setup http://t.co/t5uGgiT4 $$ $ADM #
- Sequential breakout retracements: SMTC and MKTX | Market Turbulence http://t.co/OsZN4wcJ $$ #demark #
- Probability and Baseball | Market Turbulence http://t.co/AlcqIhqe #
- Sequential Buy for AMZN | Market Turbulence http://t.co/9CEQasn2 #demark $AMZN #
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Quick Update
The ADM short trade is off. It broke through the stop loss today.
I am long CLR and KLAC since yesterday. The action in leading stocks remains bullish.
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-12
- The Importance of Risk Management and Position Sizing – http://t.co/dfrf8H2H #
- The dangers of buying breakouts | $SWI Case Study http://t.co/ZFFuiJDo #IBD #
- Trading greed and fear with NTGR http://t.co/JbxTFId3 $NTGR $$ #
- Multiple time frames for Sequential Breakouts http://t.co/0UF847Ed $$ #demark #
- Sequential Breakdown works again – ELON | Market Turbulence http://t.co/bbz8RLph #
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Website upgrade
Please have patience with me as I upgrade the functionality of the website. There are many trades to follow-up on and several setups to describe. Some of the charts that I need to update are SWI, CSCO and NTGR.
The market is acting very bullish still and the skepticism out there will fuel the market higher. I’m hearing and reading a lot of politically motivated gloom and doom commentary out there. Be careful and don’t let your politics get in the way of making money. Politicians don’t effect the economy as much as the political hacks (on both sides) try to make you believe.
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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-01-29
- Using Sequential Signals to Scan for Classic Support and Resistance Levels : http://t.co/o6l3tEIh #Demark $$ $EL #
- The Sequential Scan: http://t.co/lUg8QzHn #demark $$ $csco #
- Breadth, Price Patterns and Sequential Scans: http://t.co/VFN2TK8w $$ @traderblast #
- Twitter Feeds on Netflix Prompt Stock Service – Bloomberg http://t.co/0ZUyPqir via @BloombergNews #
- Bearish Market Breadth: Nasdaq 100: http://t.co/uyWHC3lt $$ $qqq #
- Interesting TD Sequential backtest article. http://t.co/8rfweHhb #demark #
- Sequential Breakdowns: Trading Demark signals with the trend: http://t.co/DEtr4k8g #demark $$ $quad #
- 10 Thursday AM Reads http://t.co/BhG1GbqO #
- A blog I respect a great deal – stockbee: Money is rotating in to new stocks and new leaders… http://t.co/YEHtzvey #
- Russell 1000 Sequential Breakout Watchlist: http://t.co/0JZEu36h $$ #
- $CSCO is testing its breakout level point. If it holds on light volume, a possible buy #
- Download S&P 500 Sequential Sell Data: http://t.co/S96R5be0 #
- I wonder why Tom O'Brien and the http://t.co/fmcw192i crew don't use the hashtag #tfnn Guess I'll start. #
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Combining Sequential Signals and Gartley Patterns
I saw these two charts in my scan of the Russell 2000. Both are examples of how I like to combine separate signals, which in this case is a combination of a Sequential sell and a bearish Gartley pattern.
So would I trade either of these? No, because the volume is not confirming the signals. Ideally, I would like to see volume shrinking at the highs and both of these charts have very strong volume near the highs. Sure, the trade might work, but I like to have volume confirming all of my bets. This link is a video of Tom O’Brien and it shows how I like to use volume with pattern recognition.
MUSA Sequential-Gartley Sell
IPHI Sequential Gartley Sell
