Posts Tagged ‘cnbc’


Posted by StockRake on July 21, 2009 in Stock Comments, Technical Analysis

Still Long Doing Nothing Unless We Gap Up

If we gap up tomorrow morning I will micromanage my index longs and cover at least half. Many things of mine were up, a few losers, the worst being TWER. My favorite part of the day was utilizing my indicators and reading the $SBUX chart. Yesterday I tweeted, “$SBUX weekly chart looks awesome, I don’t …

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Posted by StockRake on March 20, 2009 in Tech Stocks, Technical Analysis

AAPL Trading Channel

You have to know the commercial to understand and if you have ever watched CNBC or had it on in the background for more than 20 minutes you know it. AAPL or Apple is trading in a channel. It appears we are at the top of the channel once more. Play the fiddle till its …

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Posted by StockRake on November 20, 2008 in Leveraged ETFs, Leveraged Funds

TiVO CNBC Today As It Will Be Historic

The RUT is now trading with a 3 handle! Today is the flush most people have been waiting for. Watch the volatility indexes, and see if anybody cries on CNBC. If nobody freaks out on TV, then this unfortunately is not overwith. Then tomorrow maybe…maybe we have an intraday reversal. Maybe we even have a …

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Posted by StockRake on October 17, 2008 in Leveraged ETFs, Trades

Next Time Try To Remember That You Paused CNBC

Argh…So I pause CNBC and go take the garbage out and I come back in and press play and pick up my laptop computer, reading and listening to the tv forgetting that I’m behind. I’m probably about 5 minutes behind real time. I’ve been watching the futures hours before and knew it was going to …

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Posted by StockRake on August 11, 2008 in Leveraged ETFs, Leveraged Funds, Market Comments, restaurant stocks, Retail Stocks, Stock Comments, Trades

A Huge Market Move

Well the indexes continued to move higher and significantly so today for my two favorites – the NDX and RUT. 1.5% for NDX and 4.5% for the RUT. The RUT / small caps continue to exhibit strength over other indexes. I didn’t participate in it though today because I thought we might selloff. Wrong. The …

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