EZPW broke out the downtrend, my target is its old high at $40.
Friday, June 23, 2006
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Volume
I like this rally and I am happy to be a bull, but the volume concerns me. Hopefully it will kick in in the last hour.
Judgment day
Today is very important to the bulls. It validates that we have seen the low. More volume would be even better.
Tuesday, June 20, 2006
Monday, June 19, 2006
Saturday, June 17, 2006
American soccer
American soccer team put on a hell of fight today against the powerhouse Italy. With only 9 players, they tied the game. Nobody expected something big out of American team after they lost the last game to Czech. Today they showed the world what the American spirit is, hat off to them.
Friday, June 16, 2006
Mad Money
If you have not checked out the poll on Jim Cramer's "Mad Money", please go vote it now. The result so far looks terrible towards to Mr Cramer. I think this show will lead a disaster to his reputation. He should have known this better than me that stock market does not walk the way of his call, which is simply based on some fundamental data and quick market analysis. A 30 second phone call can make you money? Then I can cure cancer in that time. He makes investing look so easy. Sorry, the market does not work that way.
Away from my trading desk
Yesterday I was out of desk, missed the grand rally. Luckily most of my shorts were covered right at my target, the rest were with tight stops. Please go check "the winning trade" and "losing trade" to the right of this page.
Tuesday, June 13, 2006
Brazil won
Sorry for the lack of the post. My favorite soccer team Brazil is on today and they handily beat Croatia by 1:0. Even though I am not a Brazilian, but as a soccer fan, I will always be a Brazilian until the sucking Chinese team can get on the world stage.
Monday, June 12, 2006
World Cup
The U.S. team is on right now vs. Czech. Though I don't like our president Bush, I was still touched by his phone call to the coach. I do think this sport needs more support and attention from the nation. On that end, our president at least has done something.
Friday, June 9, 2006
AVID
Sometimes I am earlier
Market and World Cup
Blogger.com has not been stable recently, which prevents me from posting it regularly. It seems that I nailed the low yesterday, but the market bottom needs time to build, not one day or two. From today to July 9th, I probably will post less, since WORLD CUP. Oh, yeah, baby. Once every four years. That reminds me one thing: US broadcasting sucks, they don't even broadcast the opening ceremony live. Maybe I stretch a little bit, but I wanna get this out of my chest: C'mon, be a world citizen, stop being self centered!
Thursday, June 8, 2006
Wednesday, June 7, 2006
Blogger.com
Blogger.com was shut down today due to technical problems. It has not been stable recently.
Tuesday, June 6, 2006
New poll
New poll is coming. This time is about Jim Cramer's Mad Money. I like him, but this show? Lets' say it is a show. For the coming World Cup, I ordered back my English cable package. And I watched Mad Money for a second, when my girlfriend was beside me. She asked who the hell this guy is? how come he speaks like that? Is the show always this noisy? Some of her points, I kinda agree.
Poll result
Even though not many readers voted the poll to the right, I see less than 50% investors made money from mutual funds in the last three year, which has been a steady up trend. This is sad. I learned this lesson in the 90's before I jumped into the stock market. Because my mutual funds had an average return in a good market, but they dropped like a rock, along with the rest of the market in a bad environment. So what is the purpose of hiring a professional to do this job? I could either invest myself or just buy an ETF. Certainly at that time, there was no ETF available.
Book recommendation on Amazon
I just submitted a book review of "Entries & Exits" by Alexander Elder to Amazon, I will post the link here when it is approved.
An old email
The following is a portion from an email I replied to a member on April 14th. Looking back, I can say my works saw it coming.
2 Right now the market is uncertain, the candidates from both scans come in much less than a strong market. During a strong market, I had suggested around 30 stocks in one newsletter. Now due to the market condition, the breakout plays have much less success rate. I have to filter out most of them, since from my experience they will not work in a bad environment. I filter them out in order to avoid whipsaws, for myself and for you guys.
2 Right now the market is uncertain, the candidates from both scans come in much less than a strong market. During a strong market, I had suggested around 30 stocks in one newsletter. Now due to the market condition, the breakout plays have much less success rate. I have to filter out most of them, since from my experience they will not work in a bad environment. I filter them out in order to avoid whipsaws, for myself and for you guys.
4 Market has rhythm. Professional traders know when to be more aggressive, when to be more selective and trade less. Now it is time to be more sit back. More picks in a bad market only means more whipsaw, more loss.
Bottom?
Is GOOG bottoming? Is it regaining the leadership that is lost earlier this year? Most of investors did not pay attention to this leading stock back then. When GOOG broke down hard in February, it was a major warning sign to the bulls. Now it is building a bottom while the NASDAQ is still falling. I think once again GOOG is telling us something and we should listen to it. At least I am listening to it.
BIDU
Monday, June 5, 2006
New Fed = black crow
This new Federal Reserve Chairman is a black crow. Every time he opens up his *** mouth, the market gets trashed. Can he just keep it shut?
Lack of volume
Although we have a fearful, large ranged decline, it is on lighter volume. I am cutting some of my longs, CELG is one of them.
Sunday, June 4, 2006
Where I am standing now
There are lots of nervous investors out there, who do not trust this rally. Honestly I am one of them. But as long as I can find stocks breaking out and indices are bouncing, I am buying this market with a quick finger. I will go back to short again as soon as this rebound is failing.
Friday, June 2, 2006
Morning
So far we are having a weak start, but my gut is with the bullish side. Time is still early, we will see.
Thursday, June 1, 2006
Job report
I love this rally, but can I remind the bulls that we will have the job report due tomorrow morning. If it is not satisfying the market, we will go back to the dull mode again. So don't over bet right now.
Wednesday, May 31, 2006
ASEI
Tuesday, May 30, 2006
The book I am reading and love it
This is another great book from Dr Alexander Elder. I borrowed it from a fellow trader yesterday and immediately fell in love with it. I was excited and could not go to sleep after a few pages. That is how good this book is.
Retesting the low?
I thought we might retest the low, but did not think this soon. For some indices, this is not a retest, it is a resumed decline. I am talking about the Semi, the Networking, even the Banks.
Saturday, May 27, 2006
Biotech weekly chart

I would focus my shorting on the Biotech index, because it is below 30 weekly moving average, more importantly the pink average is turning down, which is very bearish long term. Certainly it can rally back above 703 area to prevent a bear market, but if you want to see a new high, it probably won't happen until summer 07. Notice the Biotech almost used one year to consolidate from 04 low to 05 breakout pt.
Semi weekly chart
NASDAQ weekly chart
Friday, May 26, 2006
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Retreat
The market quickly retreats to the low of the day, typical bear market behavior. Is this it? Our expected relieve rally? So far it sure does not look optimistic.
Monday, May 22, 2006
Shorting
Some readers asked before how come I did not recommending shorting. I think now my recent trades answered their amateur questions. Always trade with the trend, my friends. And I think the money will be made on the short side this summer.
Friday, May 19, 2006
Timing the turn
Are we hitting the bottom yet? When are we gonna rebound? I received emails asking me these types of questions. I think we are going to see the bounce soon, today or early next week. The question is if the bounce is worth of playing. I think the bounce is an opportunity to unload any long positions if traders still have it and to prepare the short list for the next round of decline.
If the Fed does not cut the interest rate soon, I think we are heading to 2050 on the NASDAQ.
If the Fed does not cut the interest rate soon, I think we are heading to 2050 on the NASDAQ.
Thursday, May 18, 2006
Weak bounce
So far the bounce has been pretty weak, seemingly no buyers are interested. However, I think we will continue to walk higher, maybe slowly.
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
Target
The NASDAQ now is sitting on the support, which is also my short term target, I am covering some shorts, like FFIV, SNDK. I think it is time to take profit on the short positions, at least half.
Andy, I am proud of you.
Congratulations to Andy, a member of my platinum service who achieved 8% plus return this month.
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
FFIV
Not oversold yet
My comment has not changed much from yesterday, except that we are on the way to become oversold. I expect when the NASDAQ reaches 2200 area, we may be at the oversold territory and the time frame will be next week.
Monday, May 15, 2006
Reserving cash
Sometimes no trading is a way to beat the market, now it seems one of those times. I decrease my positions and trading dramatically recently, since I really don't see a bottom around the corner. Today's close is kind of strong, but it does not mean anything to me yet.
Morning
The Bank is trying to stabilize here, the Biotech is building a mini double bottom, but they can't trip me into buying this market.
Saturday, May 13, 2006
Bearish
Friday, May 12, 2006
I am back
The market has acted OK while I am way, until yesterday. It was ugly, except the Energy, the Basic material and the Bank, all other sectors now in sell signal. And we are far from oversold, I think the sideline is where we should be.
Thursday, May 4, 2006
PCLN
Wednesday, May 3, 2006
TZOO daytrade
Tuesday, May 2, 2006
Market
We are having a mini rally at this moment, but the NASDAQ up 0.07%, the RUSSELL 2000 up 0.14%, so pathetic. The slide is not over.
Monday, May 1, 2006
Vacation time
I am going to take a vacation from May 5th to 11th. This market is sick, which is hard to make money for a momentum trader, like myself. It will probably come back to life again in the late summer. If you have time, I suggest you to do the same thing.
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