Recent content by TradesightChris

We have a nice bullish setup in the market at this point. Let's hope for a reasonable gap down in the morning and a turn up, and if we get that, I'd be looking to play pretty heavy on the long side. This is Wednesday of options expiration week, which is typically a strong move as they unravel...

Strong day in the market Monday, and the market appears to be shrugging off some earnings warnings, which is a bullish sign. Hope for a gap down in the morning, and then some of our longs include: BIIB > 48.99 YHOO > 12.50 NTAP > 14.39 Also, major trendline break in the US Dollar for...

Just an update on these two calls that I made for today and how we trade at Tradesight. Market direction has been down from the open, and the short idea (SNDA) triggered very cleanly under 20.85. I take partial profits for $0.20 to $0.25 and let the rest ride. It's currently at $19.85, up $1...

Hope everyone had a nice Holiday. We're back to work Monday with picks that include RMBS > 10.45 and SNDA < 20.85.

Wow, it's quiet without apak. Link from this morning's first hour in the Trading Lab: http://www.tradesight.com/presentations/tradesightwebcast20081119/index.htm By the way, today's action was a significant trend termination candle, and we have not seen November options unravelling...

In his dreams.

Not that I'll miss you, but if you were a real trader, you would have taken up the challenge and come into our room for a week and showed us your stuff. Instead, you are "leaving ET." Whatever will we do without your complete and total negativity and lack of usefulness. Shocking.

Yes, it is annoying to wade through the crap. Yes, I agree that there is more than one way to skin the market. Heck, we have six analysts in Tradesight (2 forex, 2 stock, 1 futures, plus me in all) and it's not like we all trade the same way. Rich Derrick on the stock side does primarily...

Thanks, that's what we all thought.

No he didn't, and you're the joke, bud. Here, I'll prove it. Offer something constructive on these boards. Anything. Let's see what you can do to prove you aren't a tool by offering something useful to people to help them make money in the markets.

Actually, statistically, it's more like 60% of a stock's movement is the broad market, 30% is the sector, and only 10% is the stock itself. That's why by screening for more liquid stocks, analyzing the futures, and then focusing on the stronger (or weaker for shorting) chart patterns, you'll...

Yes, ES is the most liquid futures contract, and I trade futures daily, although it isn't my point of concentration because there aren't as many setups of the type that I look for in the futures. I trade about 60% stocks, 20% futures, and 20% forex. Forex is typically (although not lately) also...

Again, demostrating your lack of knowledge. MSFT isn't a stock that moves enough to fit a lot of strategies. It's plenty liquid, sure, if your version of trading is looking to make $0.08 at a whack. Usual crap, dude. Learn nothing and offer nothing.

Sure, that's a very simple answer. Thanks for the question. Why do teachers teach? Because they enjoy it. They enjoy the material, they enjoy lending their knowledge to others. Obviously, that isn't something that a person such as you gets. However, you also show your lack of knowledge of...

Yes, it's going fine. The site gets millions of hits. The haters are just an annoying group of trolls that live off scaring people. I've checked the recent posting history of anyone that comes around calling us names, and it's not like any of them are also posting a bunch of informative stuff...