New Longs and Shorts for January 7th

January 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment

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Members Discuss with MauiTrader about their gains and the state of the Market

January 4, 2008 | 1 Comment

Today marked an interesting day for the Markets.Â Some Platinum members expressed how happy they are with the Big Wave Trading service today in MauiTrader’s Lounge.Â This snip-bit from today’s conversation shows you that we are serious yet have the ability to have a bit of fun.Â We are heading into bear territory with the market, its been a slow rolling death since the high at the end of October.Â Check out the conversation!

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New Longs and Shorts for December 12th

December 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment

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Leading Stocks And Small Caps Lead As Stocks Rise Again; SP 600, NYSE, And DJIA All Hit All-Time Highs

February 1, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Stocks continued to do what they have been doing all week and that is gain ground in the face of the ever growing loud bears. Even with GOOG and DELL trying to knock the market down, the market just keeps on rolling. Yes, I am also hearing a lot of bullish talk but trust me I monitor a lot of message boards and chat rooms–there are plenty of top callers out there. As long as they exist this market just keeps rallying in their face. All-time highs in three indexes doesn’t even seem to shut them up. But what else should I expect? Read more

Posted by Joshua Hayes | Filed Under Free Commentary

Stocks Rally As Techs Lead The Way; Traders Who Sold Or Went Short Yesterday Feel The Pain.

January 4, 2007 | Leave a Comment

What started out as a crazy morning, once again, for stocks, quickly turned into a day of steady advances. The treat of the day and the possible cause to this was another fall in crude oil prices. The fall today, after yesterday, brings the two day total to 8.9%. Besides that, however, there was no other catalyst.

At the close, the Nasdaq led by a healthy margin rallying 1.25%, the SP 600 gained .15%, the SP 500 gained .12%, and lagging was the DJIA with a .05% gain. Leading stocks were up .4%, doing better than all but the Nassy.

Posted by Joshua Hayes | Filed Under Free Commentary