"I do think that we need to see RSI readings of better than 80 and a VIX reading below 20 before there will be any significant pullback. Late comers need to desperately pile on sucking in the novices and the momentum players and forcing the last of…"
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May you live in interesting times!
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Chris Outwater replied to the discussion 'May you live in interesting times!'"Yes, this potential turn on Wed. is hard to explain. Yet, that is what makes it so believable for me. There is a bit too much euphoria out there. If we are right, 1050 ish on the SP looks very attainable before Wed. Fed meeting. Of course, markets…"
"I'm confident it's a buying opp on a pullback. But will have to look for levels of support below. Hopefully we don't spike too high so that it forces an entry far from support. I am planning on buying for long term investment. PBW may…"
Chris Outwater replied to the discussion 'May you live in interesting times!'"Thank you. You put your finger on it. The Fed meeting on Wed. could be the catalyst. I agree---continued upward pressure on equities Mon and Tue and then the Fed meeting. If they take the QE punch bowl away, or hint at doing so, then that could…"
"I think we see a spike into the Fed meeting on Wednesday, or at least maintain current levels. I think the Fed is going to either announce an end to Quantitative Easing and/or announce that its bias has switched to neutral or even inflation watch…"
Chris Outwater posted a discussionMay you live in interesting times!
We are living in interesting times and the Chinese are part of it. But I don't think they wished this on all of us. They are intrinsically tied into our financial fate.Yet, we are truly at a crossroads. The bears are becoming harder to find as the markets shoot up with better than expected news.So, we are on the teeter totter, right?We could easily pull back to the 50/200 day crossover, if we run out of steam. BUT, perhaps we will see 1050 or higher as bears give up and the sidelines money…See More
Chris Outwater posted a blog postGreenTechConnectForum
I am Chris Outwater, a proud member of “thebullbear”, and I just returned from the preliminary session of the GreenTechConnectForum in Pasadena. Steven asked me to write a few words for a GreenTech bubble blog. So, here it goes:The goal of the forum and conference is to educate people about the Green industry and also to introduce Green entrepreneurs to potential investors.The two hour session was filled with very good, although somewhat standardized, information for 100 or so entrepreneurs at…See More
Chris Outwater replied to the discussion 'Trailing Stops'"Listened to your show with Andrew Cardwell. Very interesting---of course I had heard of RSI for many years, but did not know any of the details. I believe that, as you said, it can be beneficial as another sign post to the trend trader as to when to…"
Chris Outwater replied to the discussion 'Trailing Stops'"This quote is from the Spear Report and Commentary (it is free):
"New Normal
Mohamed El-Erian, PIMCO's CEO agrees that the violent developments over the last 12-18 months affecting markets, households, institutions and governments are…"
Chris Outwater replied to the discussion 'Trailing Stops'"Thanks. Here is what I think might be best---let's say you bought an ETF at 30 and today it is 35. You could leave a stop at 30 or 31, so you know you will not suffer a loss. I find if you set your stop too close, you almost always get stopped…"
Chris Outwater commented on the blog post 'Important Charts'"Great show. I tuned in very late and will have to listen to the entire show from the archive widget. I rather like how you play bits and pieces from well known financial shows and their commentators---people we all know and love (or hate)---and then…"
"Welcome Chris. Highly recommend that you download and read "Reminiscences" here: http://tradingstock.ning.com/forum/categories/reminiscences-of-a-stock/listForCategory"
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Posted on August 3, 2009 at 1:19am 0 Comments 0 Likes
I am Chris Outwater, a proud member of “thebullbear”, and I just returned from the preliminary session of the GreenTechConnectForum in Pasadena. Steven asked me to write a few words for a GreenTech bubble blog. So, here it goes:
The goal of the forum and conference is to educate people about the Green industry and also to introduce Green entrepreneurs to potential investors.
The two hour session was filled with very good, although somewhat standardized, information for 100 or so… Continue
The goal of the forum and conference is to educate people about the Green industry and also to introduce Green entrepreneurs to potential investors.
The two hour session was filled with very good, although somewhat standardized, information for 100 or so… Continue
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- At 6:02pm on May 17, 2009,
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- Welcome Chris. Highly recommend that you download and read "Reminiscences" here: http://tradingstock.ning.com/forum/categories/reminiscences-of-a-stock/listForCategory
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