Archive for October, 2009

• Twitter Ticker ($AAPL)
  Charles Amadeus, October 28th, 2009 at 1:25 am, Comments: 0

  Apple is hot on StockTwits as the tech bellwether fell 2.5% to close at 197.37. Up 150% from the depths of the credit crisis, $AAPL continues to impress with an evolving product line and growing market share. Trading in a secondary downtrend above a rising upper Bollinger, profit taking and mean reversion are at work. [...]

• Twitter Ticker ($INTC)
  Charles Amadeus, October 14th, 2009 at 1:23 am, Comments: 0

  Intel is hot on StockTwits as the technology leader announced “better than expected” Q3 results, but the stock fell in after hours trading. Though $INTC remains the worlds best chip manufacturer, a long look at the trading history reveals challenges ahead. Since 2004, $INTC has traded in a range between 31 and 11, and has [...]

• Market Strength: 9/10 ($SPX)
  Charles Amadeus, October 10th, 2009 at 12:35 am, Comments: 0

  “WTF?!?” you say. Your eyes glaze at the sight of red green speckles. “$NYSI$BPSPX$VIXwha?” Hypnotic lines blur your vision. You read the blurb. The charts plot the trend, breath & volatility of the S&P 500. Each chart has a point value determined by  change and trend. The cumulative score is a gauge of market strength. [...]

• Twitter Ticker ($AA)
  Charles Amadeus, October 8th, 2009 at 3:22 am, Comments: 0

  Alcoa is buzzing on StockTwits as the aluminum producer expects demand to grow in the coming months. Trading in an uptrend above the upper Bollinger, $AA looks poised for further gains. If $AA falls below 14.07, expect further consolidation before it continues its run. The broad market is back on track to make new highs, [...]

• Tra La La
  Charles Amadeus, October 1st, 2009 at 6:57 pm, Comments: 0

  As you sit in front of your trading screen, mystified by the egregious sea of red that confronts you, I will be on my way to glorious British Columbia.  There I will relax in luxury as you consider doubling down on your $BAC bet, oblivious to general ebb and flow of the market tide. While [...]