Monday, October 26, 2009
Surge upwards ahead?
The theme for the past few weeks is that as soon as a selling wave starts, there is very little follow through. We seem to be at one of those junctures again, with the possibility of an explosive move upwards in the QQQQ.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Selloff halted - for now
The selloff that seemed to be indicated with last Thursday's action has been halted, and the most likely scenario is that we have a bounce in the short term here. In general, our input factors are making us bearish now, so any rally or short term surge should be used to sell into.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
Q4 selling right on target
The lack of upswing in Tuesday's and Wednesday's sessions pointed to traders trying to 'jump the gun' on the Q4 selling. Now that October is here, it looks we are starting with aggressive selling that could make Q4 be an almost replay of last year's last quarter.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
September marks start of major selling
The clues from the last trading day of August, and the lower futures today, show that September could well show major selling in the US stock indices and likely around the world too.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Sharp rise in short term?
Although we anticipate a possibly strong and fast decline in the near future, right now there is a continued push upwards that could be an aggressive short squeeze in the Nasdaq 100 stocks. QQQQ could see a sharp rise as a result, but get ready for an August / September problem.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Weakness heading into fall?
After posting a very choppy May and June, we have again had a two week rally in the QQQQ. We are still expecting a period of weakness in the August / September timeframe.
Monday, May 18, 2009
Monday up day interrupts last week's selling
After what looked like a strong resumption to the downtrend last week, Monday showed a surge to interrupt this trend. We believe that last week was the primary trend, and factors like TrimTabs releasing information Monday talking about insider selling rising dramatically during the recent market runup adds to our belief that a resumption of the bear trend is right around the corner.
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