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Huge volume coming in over the last 4 days on Cititank, er, Citibank (C). Interestingly, Friday was a high volume day with a very tight bar. This could be a sign of reversal after a long down trend. Also note that $25 stops got taken out Thursday/Friday and then some. I would be looking to...

TOL looks to be setting up for a potential reverse H&S. I wouldn't touch it here though and wait for another dip into low $16s. Toll Brothers is in a weak sector - home builders. If you go bottom fishing, good luck on it but its something that caught my attention the past three sessions as it...

Cisco looks like a buy to me here after having retraced some 29% from its high in November. If market bounces, I see CSCO heading back to $28 over the next 6 weeks.

Nasdaq looks oversold here and I would consider putting on long positions in QQQQ for a ramp up back to this year's open. However, I don't think this year the indexes will spend much time above the year's open due to concerns about a U.S. recession instilled in the minds of investors.

A swing trader's thoughts on the current market environment including stocks to consider for long or short positions.

I'd say this is a fair assessment and agree with the outlook.

2001 - 25.8% 2002 - 96.8% 2003 - 2.3% 2004 - 7.3% 2005 - 6.3% 2006 - 20.5% 2007 - (-8.1%) 2008 - YTD 17.6% He's hit his yoy average in 3 weeks. Nice from a historical and personal achievement perspective. Aaron, you seem to do well in downtrending markets.

Yeah, the fed could care less about inflation. Just got back from the supermarket. Minute Maid Orange Juice $7.69/gallon Milk $4.69/gallon Dreyers ice cream $4.99/gallon Inflation my left nut.

$NDX 1730-2030 rangebound from here on out into Springtime is my best guess. Buy dip open. Whatever happens last hour is likely sloppy chop suey. Gung Hay Fat Choy! :D

The next bubble will be in my bathtub. :D

Neke, perhaps plotting your equity curve over time would help. You know, there are times when it spikes and times when you can *sense* withing reason a drawdown. Checking thyself and backing down size or sit on your hands and not trade is a strategy too. Just food for thought...

Why not try this datamerc: Daytrade with 1/2 of your account Swing trade with the other 1/2 of the account; hold for 3+ days The latter will force you to pick your sweet spots.

Michelle Williams is his daughter. She's is an actress as well - Dawson's Creek, nominated Best Actress in a Supporting Role in 2006. She turned $10,000 into $1,000,000 in the Robbins Trading Company World Cup Championship of Futures Trading.

I've read through this entire journal and its obvious to me you are under capitalized. I don't see the point of trying to make $100, only to get wiped out with large losses killing 5+ days of work. Thats like taking 1 step forward up Mount Rushmore, only to have the heads fall off and crush...

Oh look. XOM finished red. Hmmmm

Gap down tomorrow and sell off - big. You got two minutes to bail on your longs!

Your a fool. All indexes will melt down fast in the upcoming weeks. Get out while you can or be left holding longs in denial. Heed my advice. This quarter has ended 30 days early and selling has already begun.

Meltdown in progress. Every sector to get punished.

Google (GOOG) going sub $400. Baidu (BIDU) back to $90.

Tiffany (TIF) will roll over. Yahoo (YHOO) will continue to be sickly.