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Beware the False Breakout

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 11:40:08 PDT

At Wolf on Wall Street our plans are coming together perfectly. What 3C has showed us in the market made today the exact thing we were looking for. I would be very cautious with this move up today, it is actually part of our scenario that has worked out almost perfectly as envisioned a week ago. I'll be posting more soon, but I want you to really look at this market carefully and understand that

Be Read. Monday

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 09:06:54 PDT

Uncle Ben has run out of recipes for the economy, he was some stuff in cans laying around, but nothing like the 5 course meals he use to whip-up. The Cupboard is simply empty save for a few left behind items of little use. Congress may have finally figured out that they can't spend their way out of this one and the more they dig, the deeper the hole seems to be. So why not save that money that

DOW 10K It's All In Your Mind and Out of Your Account

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 18:48:02 PDT

This week at Wolf on Wall Street, it has been a bunch of tough to swallow signals. I learned over time to trust my charts and not to argue with them, even in the face of what seem impossible chances. For instance, at WOWS I'd been telling readers to get prepared for a bounce in oil. 3C shows me accumulation, but it doesn't tell me why. I guess one might see accumulation and think, "Well maybe the

GOK-One Day Wolf Gain

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 18:02:51 PDT

GOK was listed one the Wolf on Wall Street Trade Sheet the night of Tuesday, August 24th. The Trade Trigged at $4.02 Wednesday August 25th-along with many of our other oil longs-see the article below about the improbable gains in oil we are making (until we see the negative divergence in 3C). On a closing basis we made nearly 19% in one day. On an intraday basis, it could have been as high as

As Promised

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Wed, 25 Aug 2010 17:32:08 PDT

Last night's post I put up a chart with 3C and a VWAP, I said to study it and you'd learn something about how the market works. The chart showed what appeared to be the work of a specialist (market maker) accumulating shares of a triple leveraged long of the S&P-500. If you looked carefully you'd see that accumulation (vi 3C positive divergences) occurred under the VWAP, when prices got "pricey"

Learn Something About the Market From This Chart

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:26:38 PDT

Market makers and Specialists get paid to fill large institutional orders. A Volume Weighted Average Price (VWAP) is often used to gauge or as a benchmark as to whether the market maker/specialist filled the order at favorable pricing or whether they didn't do such a great job. If they didn't fill a large institutional order at favorable pricing, the chances of that institution giving them

We Finally Have

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 24 Aug 2010 12:56:08 PDT

Just about the strongest case for upside/bounce that we've sen thus far. Brandt Uses Worden's TeleChart and StockFinder 5 Exclusively

A Bit of WOWS Analysis

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 17:42:19 PDT

Last week 3C demonstrated a strange behavior, basically accumulation that takes place before a major swing move , like say the July rally, takes place over a period of days/weeks. Here's an example In blue, 3C accumulation, in red, 3C distribution. The market is set up or prepped in advance by smart money, they buy low and sell into the rally as you see here in July and then the ascending wedge

Taking Emotion Out Of The Trade-Setting Trailing Stops

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 14:36:24 PDT

We don't hit the proverbial 7-bagger every day, not even every month. Good risk management though allows us the opportunity to hit that trade that will make our portfolio's year. Finding the trade is another story, suffice it to say that good risk management gives us the opportunity to do so. Lets take HGSI. If you look back, we saw what I call "A historic Bear Market rally" that began around

Seeing What The Market Missed

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 20:44:53 PDT

If you don't know me or my work in the field of Technical Analysis, let me just say that I am no Guru; I simply have taken a different approach to the market. I believe in the market maxim, "To make money in the stock market, you have to see what the crowd missed". The popularity of Technical Analysis along with the lack of imagination for many who employ the strategies and indicators, has led

NEW VIDEO

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 18:09:38 PDT

Check out the video, get a little insight to how we at Wolf on Wall Street are able to stay ahead of the market and use the market's own mechanisms that are there to take your money, to our advantage. Click on the video for a larger view

Watch Gold

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 12:14:19 PDT

Last night's video I showed Gold and something not right there, it's extended and I described it as "goose neck " looking, well that goose's neck could be under the axe soon if this ascending wedge breaks, much like what we saw in the overall market. There's a strange dynamic at work here, but I don't argue with the charts anymore, I always lose. Just watch for a closing low around the area of

POP!

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:58:32 PDT

3C called this one a few hours ago now. See the post below.

An Inverse H&S

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 11:33:19 PDT

Earlier at Wolf on Wall Street we saw something that gave us a hint that we'd see some accumulation occur in the broader market, that was well over an hour ago. Now we are seeing that accumulation into an intraday H&S bottom in the SPY. Here's the chart....

New Video

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 19:22:32 PDT

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Early Strength Friday?

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 12:58:39 PDT

A Short For You

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Thu, 19 Aug 2010 08:49:10 PDT

Take a look at MSPD , this is a pretty decent short set-up and a short from Wolf on Wall Street among many others.

A Sample of Tonight's Wolf on Wall Street Analysis

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 19:43:17 PDT

This is most of tonight's Wolf on Wall Street Daily Wrap Analysis, I thought you should know. If you want the rest, the ideas, strategies, and tactics, consider becoming a member. Space is limited. Subscribe to Wolf on Wall Street Now! Across the board today, with one exception of six averages, the dominant price/volume configuration was close up and volume down among the index components.

The Dollar, Oil and the X Factor

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 07:56:10 PDT

Below are 1 and 60 min charts of the $USD (using UUP as a proxy) and oil (using DBO as a proxy). We see accumulation in all the charts, except the 60 min dollar has gone from accumulation to in-line with price. These two trade inversely, so what could be going on? As was stated at Wolf on Wall Street yesterday by a member of our community, it's interesting to see oil in this posture right

2:30 -Get Ready For a Pullback UPDATE

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 15:13:23 PDT

Today at 2:30, I posted "Get ready for a pullback" I'm not guessing at these things, this is due to the interpretations of my 3C indicators. Here's what happened after 2:30- That's a pretty solid hit. At Wolf on Wall Street, I post multiple updates along with ideas. I'll be updating again in a bit...

Get ready for a pullback

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 11:30:14 PDT

A Bit From the Wolf Pack

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 07:33:15 PDT

Last night's post at Wolf on Wall Street included these statements regarding the market bouncing today: "We have enough reversal signals in place, the market is taking bad news in stride so far, tomorrow seems like an ideal day." "Tomorrow morning we have a bevy of announcements coming, perhaps there's something in there that sparks the market. All before the bell we have: Housing Starts,

They don't call it junk for nothing....

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 15:24:53 PDT

So with all of this money flowing into Junk Bonds, I figured I'd take a look at the ETF for high yielding bonds, better known by their very ETF ticker, "JNK". I read an article about a manager putting his clients into this high yielding ETF and I always think, "if I was paying for this manager's advice, then why is he out there telling everybody for free for the same information I'm paying for?"

A New and Dangerous Bubble?

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 09:03:19 PDT

As I have said before, the law of unintended consequences plagues Fed policy. They deal with one bubble and in doing so, create another. This last week it seems that non-investment grade corporations sold junk bonds at a record pace. With the Fed keeping the target rate so close to zero, treasuries are just not enough of a return for many investors, think of the pension funds that count on an 8%

I TOLD YOU I'D SEND A TRADE YOUR WAY.

Babzsak@bellsouth.net (Brandt) — Fri, 13 Aug 2010 11:56:47 PDT

Take a look at DBO-leveraged long on crude oil. Here's the Short on Crude Two different 3C's , two different inversely correlated ETFs-same signal. I do not consider this a long term trade, but one that could fly pretty quick.