Last night’s live strategy session is now online as a podcast. In addition to the usual survey of sector rotation and market internals, we took a closer look at bonds, gold, and S&P 500. We reviewed RIMM as a case study.

We moved to a new format for the weekly podcast and made it a meeting of subscribers. We surveyed market internals, assets class/sector rotation and reviewed the charts of the S&P 500 Index, gold, and oil.

These reports provide us with some different perspectives.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009 @ 3:27 PM

Survey of World Markets

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Let’s survey the big picture since the March 2009 sentiment lows by looking at the capital markets using charts rebased against benchmark indexes.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009 @ 4:02 PM

Now For Some Research

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You might find this report interesting. Their technique for applying and interpreting their oscillator can be generalized.

What’s not good is to think that the game is on again. This week saw some insane gyrations in commodities and currencies. The sudden increase in risk appetite and the chase for yield in the junk bond market is somewhat alarming.

It’s been a while since the last strategy podcast, but in this one, we have a special guest, Rex. We addressed concerns about U.S. Treasury bonds and other issues of the day.

Thursday, May 21, 2009 @ 5:14 PM

Market Strategy for Friday

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The glass is suddenly half empty. Blame it on Bill Gross. Does the chart say something else?

Stocks took a break today. The most anticipated top in history continues its Friday the 13th sequels for those trying position short. Art Cashin is still gettin’ no satisfaction while traders and Fox News point fingers at the PPT. Back later with the stock scan results.

Hat tip to members LegalX and Mike S. for the heads up on this article.

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