Tuesday’s Tidbits
9:00am (EST) The bulls stampeded out of Wall Street’s gate at the start of Monday’s trading session on news that America’s […]
9:00am (EST) The bulls stampeded out of Wall Street’s gate at the start of Monday’s trading session on news that America’s […]
12:45pm (EST) The bulls used the Bin Laden news to push the market to new highs but it appears some
1:15pm (EST) The bulls are putting an explanation point on a strong month as they have once again pushed the
8:45am (EST) After a tepid start, the bulls took control of Thursday’s session to push the market to fresh 52-week highs. The
1:45pm (EST) The market is mixed as we head into the second half of trading with the blue-chips showing strength
9:00am (EST) Whew! It’s been a long journey folks, but we finally made it. We have been in a choppy,
12:15pm (EST) After a slow start, the bulls have pushed the major averages to new 2011 highs today after another
8:40am (EST) The market did next to nothing after our midday update yesterday as things pretty much stay where they
12:45pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly higher start but were fading as we went to press this morning
8:50am (EST) The bears were on the verge of breaking support last week as the momentum was clearly on their
12:40pm (EST) The market is up but the bulls are struggling to hold onto their gains. Futures were pointing towards
9:00am (EST) It has been a wild and volatile shortened week for the market with today’s action leaving us on
2:00pm (EST) It’s 420 and the bulls are smoking… The market has been on a blaze this morning after opening
8:45am (EST) Although the bears won last week’s battle to make it two-in-a-row, you could tell by the bulls’ efforts
12:50pm (EST) There has been a slight battle between the bulls and bears today as both sides try to square
12:50pm (EST) After a strong open, the bulls once again find themselves giving up ground. Futures were pointing towards a
8:55am (EST) The bears took another step towards cracking major support levels as they spent all of Tuesday pounding the
1:00pm (EST) The bulls are trying to hang on to a positive week… The Dow started Monday at 12,376 and
8:45am (EST) We learned again yesterday the market is still fragile to headline news, both good and bad. The bulls
1:20pm (EST) The market started off with decent gains but went on a wild ride about an hour after the
8:45am (EST) The bulls had us a little nervous yesterday as we were writing up the afternoon update. The pattern
1:45pm (EST) After a promising start, the bulls are once again having trouble with resistance. There are some pockets of
1:25pm (EST) Futures were up slightly this morning ahead of the bell and after a decent open, the market is
9:10am (EST) No other country can substitute for the U.S. The U.S. is still number one in military, number one
9:00am (EST) We knew yesterday would be boring and the tight range the market traded in followed script. The Dow
9:00am (EST) The bulls have used back-to-back “Boom Boom” poundings to finally reach the top of the current 5-week trading
1:25pm (EST) We are seeing some good price action today. The bulls had a strong open and have steadily moved
9:00am (EST) …if only briefly. The bulls made another step towards serious resistance on Tuesday and either look poised for
1:35pm (EST) The bulls got off to a slow start as they let the bears take the early lead at
8:00am (EST) After a promising start, the bulls gave back all of yesterday’s modest gains in the final hour of
1:15pm (EST) The market opened higher this morning with the bulls getting off to an early lead as they continue
9:00am (EST) “How do you like them Apples?” This was the question the bulls left the bears with on Friday’s
8:50am (EST) There was some buying yesterday after our 1pm update as the bulls battled back from early losses to
8:40am (EST) The market took a breather from its recent volatility and stayed in a tight trading range on Tuesday
3:45pm (EST) The market has traded in a tight range today with neither the bulls nor bears making any major
7:50am (EST) Every bull and bear market is different and when those trends are in place, option trading can be
1:00pm (EST) The bulls have continued last week’s late push on merger-and-acquisition (M&A) news which has helped push the major
9:00am (EST) The battle between the bulls and bears got heated last week as both sides tried to make a
2:45pm (EST) Sorry for the late update but we wanted to see how the market held up… The bulls are
2:50pm (EST) The market opened sharply higher this morning and remained in narrow range as the bulls tried to make
9:05am (EST) The heavy selling pressure at the open on Tuesday shows just how quickly the bears can strike despite not being around for months.
1:30pm (EST) We knew the open was going to be ugly as Wall Street dealt with the possibility of a
9:00am (EST) It was another chaotic week for the stock market which was hit with a lot of major headline
8:50am (EST) The bulls got a wake-up call on Thursday as the bears rang early and kept the pressure on
8:30am (EST) The bulls had a fine outing on Tuesday on the strength of lower oil prices and a rebound
12:15pm (EST) Futures were strong when we started our research this morning on news Libyan leader Moammar Qadhafi was throwing
8:45am (EST) The market continued its choppy ways on Monday as the bulls came out strong during the first 30
9:05am (EST) The market made some wild swings last week as volatility picked up along with geopolitical concerns. The bulls
9:00am (EST) Yesterday’s numbers real quick. The Dow was up 191 points and finished at 12,258. The S&P finished at
12:45pm (EST) No profession requires more hard work, intelligence, patience, and mental discipline than successful speculation – Robert Rhea, Economist
1:15pm (EST) The talking heads and pros were expecting another big selloff today and have been on the fence over
9:00am (EST) Whatever method you use to pick stocks (or options)…your ultimate success or failure will depend on your ability
9:00am (EST) The market ended Monday with the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all posting gains while oil ended lower
1:00pm (EST) The market continues its rebound from last week’s selloff. A lot of traders took out protection for the
9:00am (EST) The Dow gained 62 points, or 0.5%, on Friday and closed at 12,130. For the week, the index
1:00pm (EST) The bulls are holding fort as we head towards the second half of trading and wind down the
9:00am (EST) The market acted like we were hoping it would yesterday although support got stretched but held as the
12:15pm (EST) Futures were pointing towards a slightly lower open this morning but had improved from their overnight lows and
9:00am (EST) The world hates change, but it is the only thing that has brought progress – C. Kettering Our
1:00pm (EST) The bulls acted as if they wanted to take the market higher this morning but the bears are
9:00am (EST) We knew Monday night when we were doing our option training video that the bulls were in for a
12:45pm (EST) The market opened sharply lower this morning as crude prices soared while protests in Libya have caused some
9:00am (EST) The usual bull market successfully weathers a number of tests until it is considered invulnerable, whereupon it is
1:35pm (EST) The Dow is up 55 points and started the week at 12,373. The index has traded to a
9:00am (EST) We love it when a plan comes together. After a slow start on Thursday, the bulls powered their
1:00pm (EST) The market opened lower this morning and has traded in a tight range after economic news, both positive
9:00am (EST) The bears had a slight edge for the week heading into Wednesday’s session but the bulls used another
12:10pm (EST) “I’ve been walking these streets at night Just trying to get it right (need some patience yeah) It’s
12:40pm (EST) The bears have gotten a little breakfast this morning as they have taken a small bite out of
9:00am (EST) The market traded in a tight range on Monday as a lack of economic news and a light earnings
1:15pm (EST) SIRIUS XM Radio (SIRI, $1.86, up $0.02) reports 4th quarter earnings Tuesday, February 15th, before the bell. Consensus:
8:45am (EST) “I’m gonna take a freight train down at the station, Lord…I don’t care where it goes”… Well, back
11:45am (EST) We were pretty long-winded this morning and we talked a lot about next week, ranges, geopolitical events and
9:00am (EST) Futures were pointing towards a rough outing on Thursday before the bell as the disappointing Tech earnings news we talked about
1:00pm (EST) And we thought Curt Schilling had a curveball… We said this morning things could get hairy but the
9:00am (EST) If you trade options or have ever been exposed to volatility then this isn’t your first rodeo as
1:00pm (EST) The bears haven’t been much of a factor over the past 7 weeks and at some point they
9:00am (EST) There bulls had another outstanding day as they drove the market to fresh highs not seen since June
1:10pm (EST) There were a number of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) that were announced this morning which has provided the
9:00am (EST) After an up-and-down session, the Dow gained 30 points on Friday, or 0.25%, and closed at 12,092 –
9:05am (EST) Good stuff to talk about this morning… Ben Bernanke had one of his better outings on Thursday as
9:00am (EST) You got to know when to hold ’em, know when to fold ‘em, know when to walk away,
12:20pm (EST) The bulls have recovered all of last Friday’s losses as the market is experiencing its best two-day gains
9:00am (EST) The Dow fell 166 points on Friday, or 1.4%, and closed at 11,823. Although the index reached our near-term
4:45pm (EST) We have just updated our closed trades for 2011. You can request our current track record by sending
12:10pm (EST) The volatility is picking up just like we said it would… The market is entering the heart of
1:00pm (EST) The market is up as we head into the second half of trading but has stayed in a
9:20am (EST) We had to hold back on our “victory” cigars because the market wasn’t able to break and hold our targets
12:50pm (EST) Write it and they will come… In our “Field of Dreams”, we had a vision of Dow 12,000;
9:00am (EST) We had a feeling the bulls would battle back yesterday and we said in our 1pm update we
8:50am (EST) The market took a breather on Thursday after some disappointing jobless claims numbers but held support following Wednesday’s
9:00am (EST) The bulls rode the back of the Financial sector and an upbeat view on employment from the Fed
9:10am (EST) The bulls controlled much of the action on Tuesday although things got shaky in the afternoon session. The bears
1:05pm (EST) The bulls are pushing resistance once again after a number of companies beat earnings expectations which has helped
1:30pm (EST) The market has been fluctuating throughout the morning after starting off in positive territory for the most part.
9:00am (EST) The bulls woke up on Wednesday morning and found themselves in a hole after the overseas markets were bleeding
MomentumOptionsTrading.com Special Update for 1/1/11 7:00pm (EST) Folks, we have received a lot of emails asking to extend our special
1:30pm (EST) The market is trading slightly lower despite a bevy of good economic news that should have produced triple-digit
9:00am (EST) We have a lot going on inside our Members Area so here are the quick hits this morning: