by Trent Smalley, CMT | Nov 12, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
Announcement We will post index analysis sometimes after close on Monday NOV 12th. While volatility has tapered off from the highs experienced throughout October, we remain in an environment that favors the intraday trader. The bulk of the reader base here at...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Nov 5, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
The bond market indicates resilience – And that is very helpful. Last week we discussed the eventuality of a market rebound following that capitulation event / feeling we’ve got at the October low. I am not entirely convinced the market has already made up its...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Oct 30, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
Emotion on steroids – More to come or almost enough for now? ANNOUNCEMENT :::: our stock alerts service will be delivered in a different format very shortly. All preparations are in place and we are conducting final tests on the new platform which to date has...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Oct 29, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
Good Day! For those who were unaware, I have been in Hawaii this past week for a wedding / much needed vacation. The internet connectivity where I am staying is less than sufficient for running any kind of scanning / trading software with any efficiency. Due to this,...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Oct 22, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
[vc_row el_id=”COMMENTARY”][vc_column][vc_column_text] ANNOUNCEMENT::::::::::::::::::::::: We are preparing the transition to a better stock alerts service, separated from our weekly newsletter. Please make sure you enable the alerts@omahacharts.com e-mail...
by Trent Smalley, CMT | Oct 15, 2018 | U.S. Stock Services Weekly Newsletter
Understanding Brexit, what it entails, its risks, and its opportunities. It was an interesting week which ought to go down for many as a time for reflection. The potential of what can happen in an overbought / overpriced market is probably a bit clearer now. Since...
