Posts Tagged ‘aig’


Posted by StockRake on December 15, 2009 in Health Care Stocks, Technical Analysis, Trades

VVUS Was The Best Today

I don’t know if you noticed, but I’ve slowed down and started opening up portfolios of stocks that are turning with my signals and swinging them. Most of these stocks are either chosen due to their ability to have big moves in a short term period or based on great valuation. Things like HITK, CSR, …

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Posted by StockRake on November 12, 2009 in Leveraged ETFs, Leveraged Funds, Technical Analysis, Trades

Rolled Back Into FAZ, SRS, SSO puts, TZA

I rolled back into FAZ, SRS calls, DRV, SSO puts, TZA, MCO puts, and SMN today. I think I included an AIG chart to go with this. I also went short with 2x funds. I’m expecting more movement lower due to the break of my SPX level mentioned in the post before this one. Today …

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Posted by StockRake on September 22, 2009 in Leveraged ETFs, Leveraged Funds, Stock Market Charts, Technical Analysis, Trades

I Hate Planting My Flag In The Sand

I hate planting my flag in the sand like this when its wrong. So far the NDX is up a whopping 1% from last Friday which is where I started laying into this short move. My options are a different story. Major decay going on there. I did add to my QID calls this morning …

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Posted by StockRake on September 1, 2009 in Leveraged Funds, Technical Analysis, Trades

Market Slapped Positive People Across the Face

The top pickers got a day right today and it was a good one. Clap clap. Ok so I’ve been saying above 1025.57 on the SPX and I’m excited, and below it, the next level is 1004.09. Then I mentioned the next step down below that would be 979.73, remember me saying that? These are …

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Posted by StockRake on March 18, 2009 in Market Comments

These Charts Can Suck It

So the market is down right now, but really it looks worse than it is. The Dow and SPX have pulled back, but the NAS and RUT have not. Its pretty amazing the resiliency of the market right now. I’m expecting a doji day. However, of course would love a selloff post fed meeting.

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