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Facebook IPO May Break the Market and Initiate a Free Fall Crash

Let me start by clarifying something.  I am not saying that the market could crash spectacularly in the next few days and that in that event the Facebook IPO would be a major contributing factor.  I am not saying that.  The market is saying it.


Facebook boosts IPO size by 25 percent, could top $16 billion

NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) -
Facebook Inc increased the size of its initial…

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Added by The BullBear on May 19, 2012 at 4:20pm — No Comments

Bullish Consensus Creates High Risk of Potential Near Term Global Financial Market Crash

High Risk of Near Term Global Financial Market Crash

 

At each juncture, I look at the available information as represented in the market price and technical data.  I approach the body of evidence without preconception and with an open "beginner's mind".  I see what I see.  I analyze.  I develop a set of probabilistic outcomes and then rank them. Then I write my report.  I simply report my…

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Added by The BullBear on May 15, 2012 at 12:46am — No Comments

LONG TERM GLOBAL HEAD AND SHOULDERS STOCK MARKET TOP LIKELY IN PLACE

http://www.thebullbear.com/profiles/blogs/long-term-global-head-and-shoulders-top-likely-in-place

A bit of economic news sparked a minor rally on Tuesday.  The Dow touched a new 4 year intraday high and the financial news media celebrated the moment with banner headlines:…

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Added by The BullBear on May 3, 2012 at 4:25pm — No Comments

Why S&P 500 Can Rally Back to the 2007 High

BullBear Trading: Stock and Financial Market Technical Analysis

As the S&P 500 hovers at its February 2011 high and the Dow toys with its May 2011 peak, many market participants are looking for an important top soon. While I am certainly aware of some good arguments for a new bear plunge--in fact I've been favoring a major top in the first or…

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Added by The BullBear on February 7, 2012 at 9:19pm — No Comments

Will the Euro Collapse?

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Will the Euro Collapse?

Trading a true currency collapse is a rare opportunity. Most

market participants are familiar with the story of George Soros

and his ride to prominence on the back of the collapse of the

British Pound. Is it possible that a similar opportunity may

present itself soon in the form…

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Added by The BullBear on January 26, 2012 at 1:36pm — No Comments

One Hour Per Week Trader... My Pick for October 2011

My pick for the month of October is TLH on NYSE, or XLB on TSX.

 

Disclaimer: The information above is exactly that - information that my statistical model suggest that there is little bit less of 70% probablity (see historical data on previous posts) that this trade will be profitable.  I'm not suggesting in any way that you should do what I'm doing.  If you do it, this is your sole responsibility!  All losses that can (and will!) occur using this model is your sole…

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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 30, 2011 at 3:21pm — 1 Comment

One Hour per Month Trader... Continued... Basic Method...

There are following rules that I follow:

1.  At time of decision compare criteria for chosen stocks and choose one best

2.  Criteria is: longer moving average results, shorter moving average and volatility

3.  If the chosen stock is the best, but is below 50 day moving average, all goes to cash (or SHY if you prefer).

4.  If a chosen stock during the month closes below 50 day moving average for two consecutive days, convert all to cash (or SHY if you…

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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 23, 2011 at 9:00am — No Comments

One Hour per Month Trader... Now Technique...When to Trade

When to trade?

Last day of a month is ideal for this trading systems (and for some others too!) at around half an hour before the close.  Why?  First trading day in a month is statistically the best day for trading (if you pick the right stock)!  On the first in any month fund managers are reviewing their positions and entering new positions - more often than not for window dressing.  Say that you want to trade only one day per month - first of a month - buy at open and sell at…

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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 16, 2011 at 3:27pm — No Comments

One Hour per Month Trader - Continued. Results

My Stock Picks…
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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 15, 2011 at 9:31am — No Comments

What I Don't Trade...

What I (absolutely) Don’t Trade…



“Hey, why not trading gold!? It’s such a good investment in these times!”, or “How about crude oil, omg produced fantastic result!”. “Have you thought of natural gas!?”



I always agree with those statements, just I don’t know how to play it – so I won’t. The truth is: gold, oil or natural gas, or commodities in general, are not good candidates for my model. They are so volatile, that risk way outweigh potential benefits. Results using those… Continue

Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 13, 2011 at 9:48am — No Comments

One Hour per Month Trader - Continued... What do I trade!

I want to spend as little time as possible on picking what to trade.  This automatically eliminates stocks of any individual companies.  Picking stocks is hard work.  It requires research, and frankly is very close to gambling, regardless who's doing research.  Accounting scandals, CEOs getting fired, litigations, you name it...  Don't have time, not a gambler, so, those are out of question.  This leads me to picking only in the universe of ETFs.

 

Next, I want to be able to…

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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 12, 2011 at 11:02am — 5 Comments

Starting... One Hour per Month Trader

Little bit tacky title, eh?  Well, here I will try to explain my trading strategy in last two and a half years. 

 

The strategy produced 67% compounded gain yearly, and today's worth is around four times initial capital.  The strategy required extensive backtesting and lots of work upfront, but once introduced, it requires less then one hour per month worth of work!

 

It is completely statistical model, and involves trend following with some safety features...  In…

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Added by Miodrag Kilibarda on September 9, 2011 at 10:46am — 1 Comment

PWRM,CBAI,VRML alert from StockHotTips

StockHotTips.com Hot Stock News & Alerts!…

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Added by StockHotTips on March 9, 2010 at 10:59am — No Comments

Scaling or legging out of a winning trade - the empirical evidence using the NEW "Equity Curve" worksheet in the m3 modeler

There is a great debate in the trading community as to whether one should close out an entire profitable position at a single pre-determined profit objective or, whether to close out part of your position at the same pre-determined point objective booking a portion of the profits, then move your stop loss to break even thereby leaving you in the trade in the event that the move becomes a large or runaway winner. If you stop and think about the dynamics of these 2 options, the only way a trader… Continue

Added by Brian on November 24, 2009 at 1:40pm — No Comments

$SPY - Probable forecast and and how to capitalize with double digit returns over the next 12 weeks with options

http://www.screencast.com/t/NzYxZGFmZjEt (Click to enlarge)

Using the F-Shift Forecaster, I wanted to get an idea - a PROBABLE idea as to where we are headed in the overall market. I downloaded WEEKLY historical data courtesy of Yahoo Finance and populated the forecaster to produce an unbiased probable outcome 12 weeks from today. Its easy to say "higher" given the current rally we are in but… Continue

Added by Brian on November 18, 2009 at 2:37pm — No Comments

Using margin - a double edged sword

Having the ability to trade on margin is a powerful leveraging mechanism if it used correctly - but one MUST also be aware of the potential dangers. The greater the margin that is afforded you through your brokerage, the greater the potential damage one can unknowingly do their capital. Lets take a look using the m3 - Money Management Modeler. The reason I chose this topic to blog about was due to a client of mine who had requested that I expand the margin levels from the standard 2x that I had… Continue

Added by Brian on November 16, 2009 at 9:27am — No Comments

Using margin - a double edged sword

Having the ability to trade on margin is a powerful leveraging mechanism if it used correctly - but one MUST also be aware of the potential dangers. The greater the margin that is afforded you through your brokerage, the greater the potential damage one can unknowingly do their capital. Lets take a look using the m3 - Money Management Modeler. The reason I chose this topic to blog about was due to a client of mine who had requested that I expand the margin levels from the standard 2x that I had… Continue

Added by Brian on November 16, 2009 at 9:27am — No Comments

New features on m3 - Money Management Modeler - NEW Margins,Price Levels and LONG/SHORT fields

Still at it !



Fulcrum Shift Trading is constantly improving and adding value to the m3 - Money Management Modeler. These latest upgrades and enhancements were suggestions from current users of the m3. Here are the following upgrades now available;



1) User Defined Margin LevelsI received a request to include various margin levels yesterday. Some traders can leverage their accounts with very high multiples which ultimately can affect the calculations within the… Continue

Added by Brian on November 4, 2009 at 11:36am — No Comments

the "ALL IN" Gunslinger - part 2 - maxing out your trading account WITH risk management and position sizing

In part one of this series we the addressed short comings of moving your account "ALL IN" on a single trade. We acknowledged that yes - it can be done but at your own peril. If risk management and discipline are our ultimate objectives when trading (and it should be for every trader) then 99% of the time you will find yourself having to set stops so tightly in order to adhere to that ultimate objective (risk management) only to have the market "whipsaw" you in and out of trades. The stops by… Continue

Added by Brian on November 3, 2009 at 1:06pm — No Comments

New features on the m3- Money Management Modeler - modeling returns on at risk AND overall trading capital on a leg by leg basis



11.02.2009-08.27.05 m3 - Upgrades (Click to enlarge)



As good as the m3 - Money Management Modeler is, I have added a couple of new features to the "variables3le" worksheet enhancing individuality of the application.



1) First you can now determine whether you wish to calculate your returns using CASH on deposit only or on MARGIN when modeling stock trades.



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Added by Brian on November 2, 2009 at 9:07am — No Comments

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