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Re: Just Watch This Stock

malaguti, thanks for the comment. We would suggest contributing something of value instead of wasting your time and that of others. You can start with learning a thing or two. First, Nick and Gareth contribute a great amount of useful information for free. Many people appreciate it, however, there are always "haters," “trolls” whatever you want to call it. What ever your situation may be, you should know that the paying members of Nick and Gareth's services have benefited from their OVER 80% winning ratio of calls, (fully documented for 2013 thus far already) and that is powerful. You choose to continually reference a few posts out of hundreds, maybe this makes you feel good, but you could feel better if you took a second to realize that Gareth and Nick truly help thousands of people, and that is all they aim to accomplish. We hope you can understand that and not take offense as none is meant. Thanks again.

Im simply referencing the trades you have been calling out. If you've had 80% winning ratio, then they just happen to be all the ones you haven't referenced here on this forum. I'd say I was contributing quite a lot, of course you haven't seen the other comments where I contribute and only choose to reference the few negative ones from yourself.
But you will notice that on my winning trades, where I too have amassed over 80% that I dont sell this service, make no reference to paying members (those poor lot) and I also do not refer to myself as a master trader, an elite trader as you seem to like to refer to the tweedle brothers.
good luck though with your future trades :whistling
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

If anyone was questioning this VLO trade, well you missed out on the 11.9% profit earned by our members and those who followed it today. Great trade everyone!
Always be suspect of people on these boards who are going with the herd, ultimately in the wrong way. Avoid the noise and remember, the charts speak the truth.
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

If anyone was questioning this VLO trade, well you missed out on the 11.9% profit earned by our members and those who followed it today.


I assume you are referring to the prediction on 29 Jan ? How does the 11% today relate to the short trade? Am i missing something?
 
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Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

HI Billy,

Just to clarify, in our Research Center our exact entry on VLO was: $45.35.

We covered the position today at $39.95 for a gain of +$5.40 (+11.90% profit).

This classic setup came from the Max Move calculation along with the beautiful In-Spirit-Of Bear Flag Pattern. Together, an amazing trade and another great profit.

Thanks again!

How does the 11% today relate to the short trade? Am i missing something?
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

HI Billy,

Just to clarify, in our Research Center our exact entry on VLO was: $45.35.

We covered the position today at $39.95 for a gain of +$5.40 (+11.90% profit).

Thank you. Sorry, i still don't get it. On 29/30 it was around 43-44 . It then went up. Where was your stop ? If you had shorted you would have lost around 10%.

Todays call may have been profitable. But at what point since 29 Jan would YOU have questioned the trade?

I understand your theory and have myself applied it in the past. But it is in the same category as any other indicator, elite or not.
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Billy, our members get the live trade alerts from our Pros and they know our stops, targets and proprietary strategies before they enter the trade. Our entry for this VLO trade was on 04/01/2013 at $45.35 and our exit was on 04/03/2013 at $39.95 for a 12% gain. This is time stamped and posted in the member area. Feel free to confirm, view that alert and more if you choose to. Hope that answered the question. Thanks again, have a great night
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Billy, our members get the live trade alerts from our Pros and they know our stops, targets and proprietary strategies before they enter the trade. Our entry for this VLO trade was on 04/01/2013 at $45.35 and our exit was on 04/03/2013 at $39.95 for a 12% gain. This is time stamped and posted in the member area. Feel free to confirm, view that alert and more if you choose to. Hope that answered the question. Thanks again, have a great night

Hi in the money stocks, I think what Billy is referring to is the trade/call you made on the 29th January 2013. VLO is a short. the price (high was 42.08) and then went up as high as 48.97 some 16% higher.
Only now, are you saying you have another short trade and have made your 12% gain.
Like Billy, I'm wondering what happened to your original trade ie the very start of this thread, or did you leave this to drawdown by 16% before making your 12% gain?
i know im a pain the ****..not trolling, just this is very close to my heart!
Your research center called this at 45? this doesnt quite make sense, if the high when you called this was 42..
 
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Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Hey Malaguti,

Thanks for the post. Yes, the original post showed a max move calculation which was triggered on a move to the $42.00-43.00 area. The original short analysis there took time to play out due to the impressive run in the markets on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's money printing. VLO made a high of $48.97.

Members are aware that when playing max moves, usually you enter in segments. This would be half positions (some enter in thirds). Those who played this call, entered 1/2 around $43.00 and another half at $47.43 (key regression level off the max move calculator utilizing). The average price became approx $45.00.

Once in a full position, you need to maintain a 10% stop and look for at least a 10% profit. The 10% rule is something we preach to keep losses minimal. The overall trade came close to stopping people out, but did not hit the 10% stop rule level based on average entry price. The short lived on.

Hope this makes sense to all those reading it. The max move is a powerful calculation. At the Max Level you know the end is near (a stock is nearing its final gasp of breadth), but of course in a bull market, it may go slightly higher, as VLO did.

Please note again. The target was achieved today for a 12% gain using a 10% stop on full position.

We gave another alert to members to short again on Monday based on the beautiful bear flag pattern. This had two key signals (bear flag and price pivot). This worked out beautifully as well. The key as traders/investors is always to be active. You are a ninja ready to act at any second.

Always here to answer any other questions. Feel free to ask us to analyze any stock you wish tonight. We are here and enjoying this market volatility.

Thanks for commenting. We always appreciate the questions/comments.

Anyone looking at any other good plays? Shorted AMZN at $265.50 and bought SDS at $43.85. We hit a cycle date in the last few days. Watching UGA and JJC as possible long setups. Not ready to enter just yet, but getting interested.

Never be an all out bull/bear, just find individual charts that look good and play them.
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Anyone see that mega head and shoulder pattern on the JJC spanning back to 2009-10? Unreal size of that sucker. It is right at the neck line at this point. This should be short term support but if it breaks, wow. Target sends it to 2009 lows. Scary thought considering what that would mean for the economy. As long as JJC holds the neck line and does not break, bounce is possible. If it breaks...look out below. Great chart for educational purposes due to the mega head and shoulder.

Thoughts?
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Today marked the 11th straight day of up/down action. One day up, the next day down. 11x in a row. At some point this market is going to decide on a direction and go hard that way. Will we Confirm to the downside tomorrow? Or bounce and continue the choppy action. Watching the futures overnight here.
 
Re: Trade Lesson: Calculation Signals Valero Is A Short

Hey Malaguti,

Thanks for the post. Yes, the original post showed a max move calculation which was triggered on a move to the $42.00-43.00 area. The original short analysis there took time to play out due to the impressive run in the markets on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's money printing. VLO made a high of $48.97.

Members are aware that when playing max moves, usually you enter in segments. This would be half positions (some enter in thirds). Those who played this call, entered 1/2 around $43.00 and another half at $47.43 (key regression level off the max move calculator utilizing). The average price became approx $45.00.

Once in a full position, you need to maintain a 10% stop and look for at least a 10% profit. The 10% rule is something we preach to keep losses minimal. The overall trade came close to stopping people out, but did not hit the 10% stop rule level based on average entry price.

So at 10% down, members are advised to enter into the full position, and then that too has a 10% stop, so in effect 20% risk on half and 10% risk on full position..had this actually gone higher..
OK so very large risk sizes, but you have answered the question. Thanks InTheMoney. I myself have much smaller risk appetite, but of course I am not and never will be an elite master trader.
Thanks again
 
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Analysts Always Wrong: Oil Bullish Chart

Most analysts are still predicting $20-$30 per barrel oil within months (NYSEARCA:USO). As oil falls today, the charts just simply do not show another 50% downside in the next few months. In fact, the fundamentals are showing downside less and less as well. As more and more rigs go offline in the United States, oil production is coming down. In addition, continued stimulus by China and Europe and a 'stable' U.S economy does not show a dramatic decline for crude demand on the horizon. The supply demand curve is easy to read and it is predicting a stable to higher price on crude.

If you look at the weekly (NYSEARCA:USO) chart, it clearly has a bull flag forming. Note the chart below. As always, analysts are behind on the calls, they are too bearish at lows and too bullish at highs. The small investor needs to step up and learn the charts, profits will quickly follow.

Gareth Soloway
InTheMoneyStocks

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It might not go back up yet, but it will go back up, that is for sure.

The best plan should be to trade it based on what it actually does, not on what it might do.

Lúidín
 

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Is QE-4 Around The Corner?

As we all know, the Federal Reserve raised the fed funds rate by 25 basis points in December 2015. Since that quarter point rate increase the stock markets around the world have been tumbling lower. Volatility has surged higher as central banks around the world scramble to figure out there next move. In the past, jawboning by the Federal Reserve has been used to calm the markets, but this time many traders and investors believe that the Federal Reserve has its hands tied. Stocks now seem to come under severe selling pressure on a daily basis.

Recently, the 10-year U.S. Treasury Note yield has plunged to 1.72%. This is signaling that investors would prefer to be in U.S. Treasuries instead of stocks. Oil prices have plunged to less than $30.00 a barrel signaling weak global demand and a stronger U.S. Dollar. What can stop these markets from deflating further? In the past, the answer to a deflating market has been lower interest rates and add lots of liquidity (quantitative easing) to the system. These days the large European banks such as Deutsche Bank AG (NYSE: DB), Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE:CS), Banco Santander, S.A. (SAN), and UBS Group AG (NYSE:UBS) are making new multi-year lows on a daily basis. In fact, most of these Euro bank stocks are making new all-time lows. Something is wrong when leading financial stocks have this type of price action.

Problems in Asia have been increasing on a daily basis. The Nikkei 225 Index has dropped by nearly 4000 points since early December. The Shanghai Composite Index has plunged by nearly 50.0 percent since its June 2015 high. What are these central banks going to do to help stabilize these markets?

In late 2008, the central banks around the world staged a very coordinated effort to inflate the stock markets around the world. Can they do this again? After all, the Peoples Bank of China, the Bank of Japan, and the European Central Bank are all doing there own version of quantitative easing right now. So what is wrong? Why are markets tumbling? You see, the Federal Reserve is going to have to join the money printing party once again. The Fed is the missing piece of the liquidity puzzle. After all, most all commodities are priced in U.S. Dollars. The strong U.S. Dollar is one of the primary reason for the weak oil and commodity prices that we are seeing at this time.

Everyone should forget further rate increases by the Federal Reserve. The fed is going to need to cut interest rates and eventually start another QE program to get these markets up around the world. Maybe this time the central bank to the world (Federal Reserve) won't call it quantitative easing, but it's going to need to do something if it wants these markets to stop deflating. In my humble opinion, QE-4 is around the corner.

Nicholas Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks
 
What Is The Recent Move In Gold Telling Us?

Gold has been one of the best performing assets in 2016. The price of gold has surged from $1061.00 to $1250.00 since the start of the year. Generally, most traders and investors will look for gold to do poorly when the U.S. Dollar is strong, but recently gold has rallied higher despite the strength in the dollar.

Gold topped out in September 2011 at 1923.70 an ounce. Ironically, gold peaked the week after J.P. Morgan Chase upgraded the equity to $2500.00 an ounce. It is still amazing how these giant financial firms can still upgrade an equity at parabolic highs. As you all know, gold has declined steadily since the 2011 top. The precious metal has given back roughly 50 percent of its gain from the 1999 low to the 2011 peak.

What is causing gold to rally in 2016? Over the past few years most central banks around the world have followed the Federal Reserve in creating easy money policies. Recently, the People's Bank of China, the Bank of Japan, and the European Central Bank have all began new forms of easy monetary policy. Japan and Europe have now moved to negative interest rates and this is something new that many investors are trying to understand and figure out. Hoarding money is very likely since many people will have to pay the bank to hold their money. In fact, Japan is seeing a surge in the purchases of safes. People are simply going to keep their money at home instead of depositing it with the banks. Many people will also rather have precious metals instead of holding lots of paper capital. These are just a few reasons why gold is trading at a high for 2016.

The current pattern on the daily chart of gold is neutral. This is because the precious metal have risen so much recently. At this time, gold looks to be trading sideways on a weekly chart. This sideways consolidation pattern could lead to another break-out down the road. In fact, most of the recent sell offs in gold have resulted in reversal moves right back up to the highs. This is bullish action overall since the equity cannot pullback from its overbought condition. The price action in gold is telling us that there is something bigger going on globally regarding the financial system. Traders and investors should continue to keep a close eye on gold as an important asset class in 2016. Some ways to trade gold are by using the SPDR Gold Trust (ETF)(NYSEARCA:GLD), iShares Gold Trust(ETF)(NYSEARCA:IAU) and the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF(NYSEARCA:GDX).

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Gold has been one of the best performing assets in 2016. The price of gold has surged from $1061.00 to $1250.00 since the start of the year. Generally, most traders and investors will look for gold to do poorly when the U.S. Dollar is strong, but recently gold has rallied higher despite the strength in the dollar.

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Gold topped out in September 2011 at 1923.70 an ounce. Ironically, gold peaked the week after J.P. Morgan Chase upgraded the equity to $2500.00 an ounce. It is still amazing how these giant financial firms can still upgrade an equity at parabolic highs. As you all know, gold has declined steadily since the 2011 top. The precious metal has given back roughly 50 percent of its gain from the 1999 low to the 2011 peak.
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Maybe they knew that it would not rise much higher and made the comment to manipulate the market higher and short the medal.:sneaky: It's not beneath their integrity.

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What is causing gold to rally in 2016?
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I think that it is because of the volatility in the oil markets and the stock markets.
If you watch the markets closely, when the DJI moves up or down 200 points etc...the price of gold moves up when the DOW drops on a bad day and goes down when the markets rise.

And several currencies have fallen against the dollar, especially those that are dependent on oil........Canada, Russia, the Middle Eastern nations, Venezuela had a 700 percent inflation rate last year.

Gold is a place they can hide their money while the problems in their home nation
are occurring. It may not make sense in the West or the States, but it does for many people.


Over the past few years most central banks around the world have followed the Federal Reserve in creating easy money policies. Recently, the People's Bank of China, the Bank of Japan, and the European Central Bank have all began new forms of easy monetary policy. Japan and Europe have now moved to negative interest rates and this is something new that many investors are trying to understand and figure out. Hoarding money is very likely since many people will have to pay the bank to hold their money. In fact, Japan is seeing a surge in the purchases of safes. People are simply going to keep their money at home instead of depositing it with the banks. Many people will also rather have precious metals instead of holding lots of paper capital. These are just a few reasons why gold is trading at a high for 2016.

The current pattern on the daily chart of gold is neutral. This is because the precious metal have risen so much recently. At this time, gold looks to be trading sideways on a weekly chart. This sideways consolidation pattern could lead to another break-out down the road. In fact, most of the recent sell offs in gold have resulted in reversal moves right back up to the highs. This is bullish action overall since the equity cannot pullback from its overbought condition. The price action in gold is telling us that there is something bigger going on globally regarding the financial system. Traders and investors should continue to keep a close eye on gold as an important asset class in 2016. Some ways to trade gold are by using the SPDR Gold Trust (ETF)(NYSEARCA:GLD), iShares Gold Trust(ETF)(NYSEARCA:IAU) and the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF(NYSEARCA:GDX).




Another reason gold and silver have risen the last few years.....or at least maintained a foundation of 15 dollars for silver and 1000/1050 for gold is because several nations want to create a metals based currency that competes with the U.S. dollar.

I don't have time to research the facts but Russia has bought a lot of gold for their central bank and China has done the same. Supposedly, Iraq's Hussein was killed (invaded) because he wanted to create a currency based on gold that would compete with the dollar. Oil is based in dollars and every nation in the world has to buy dollars before they buy oil. There are few alternatives and it upsets a lot of countries.


India has a rising middle class and they buy more gold jewelry per person than any other country.


The U.S. has 19 trillion in debt and that does not include the debt owed on other obligations such as Social Security, Welfare, etc.... Many nations in the world have much greater problems than we do financially......Greece, Italy, Portugal, Venzuela......but they aren't the U.S. No one expects much from them.

The other nations have been building up their precious metal inventories for several years to stabilize their currency and it won't change anytime soon.
 
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