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- split_unit replied Apr 6, 2014
Insiders were well aware of the stretched valuations at tech companies hence decided to sell their stocks well ahead of any decline. Almost any large tech stock I pulled up had sharp insider selling. Not a positive sign.
- split_unit replied Apr 5, 2014
Scary sell off yesterday, it messed up some technical charts pretty good. It occurred right a the top,if I could make an educated guess, I would say that the sell off in the NASDAQ and other broad based indices resembled a climax.Back to Warren ...
- split_unit replied Aug 5, 2013
SWHC going vertical, oh well this might be the high point but just though I would post it anyway. This is the market, one day your crushed on a small new position like POT and on the other day you make it back in spades in a large position like SWHC. ...
- split_unit replied Aug 1, 2013
Hi Hotdog, Welcome to the thread! I am not an expert on gold miners or commodities in general, but I will try my best. Looking at the weekly chart of the GDX (Gold Miners ETF), it is obvious that the trend is down. With current price being at $26.99 ...
- split_unit replied Jul 30, 2013
@InfinitySL & aserbfx Thanks for the update guys, sometimes news comes out of no where. Yeah it was an ugly drop, its part of the business. I am down less than 1% of AUM on that position which isn't a catastrophe. I had a position of less than 2.5% ...
- split_unit replied Jul 29, 2013
Glad you found it helpful. The CSX chart looks good, like the cup and handle. Fundies also look good and stable from a magic formula standpoint. From a valuation standpoint, CSX looks to be fairly valued, look at the historical P/E ratio. Its not a ...
- split_unit replied Jul 29, 2013
Hi X nice to have you back! On gold miners, I personally don't think that the bear market is dead yet. It's just my opinion and I could be wrong about it, u would know better on it. I know for a fact that declining gold prices would squeeze gold ...
- split_unit replied Jul 28, 2013
Cool, thanks for the detailed post. Your size is abit too big for my liking, I usually limit my largest positions to 5% of AUM. However, I do make some exceptions. I remember that JAZZ was getting alot of attention some 8-12 months ago, and I never ...
- split_unit replied Jul 23, 2013
Hi Infinity, Most of my portfolio is in cash at this point. However, the part of it that isn't is in: The DXJ and large positions in oil companies. I was able to catch that rally in oil, and I expect oil stocks to out perform should oil hold higher. ...
- split_unit replied Jun 26, 2013
Hi Gregofx, Gold is a very controversial topic these days, the gold bugs keep on hyping gold and that it is under valued and the bears argue on the opposite; mainly on that gold has no intrinsic value. In situations like these where the fundamentals ...
- split_unit replied May 29, 2013
Hi Greg, yes the environment isn't optimal at the moment (as far as my analysis). The market could have changed however. I have a few charts, which I urge my readers to look at with an open minds. We are not in the same environment as in 2007-2009 ...
- split_unit replied May 19, 2013
Major divergence in the prices of Lumber and the S&P 500 ETF (SPY). Decline in lumber prices could imply that the housing sector is doing as well as expect and hence that could imply that the economy is expanding as expected. This is just a dose of ...
- split_unit replied May 7, 2013
HGG up 82.3 % since I last posted the setup here on this thread. It's hard to not make money when you buy things cheap. "Investing, when it looks the easiest, is at its hardest." - Seth Klarman Investing in HGG at the time wasn't the easiest ...
- split_unit replied Apr 18, 2013
Okay, lets update the previous post above, what happened? Well, the environment for one has changed. QQQ right shoulder megaphone pattern, not looking good for tech. This move is mainly fueled by Apple. SPY poised for a breakdown, short term support ...
- split_unit replied Mar 13, 2013
image image image The Dow Jones has had a 97.74% correlation with the XLI (Industrial Sector ETF) and has currently diverged. With the DIA (Dow Jones ETF) breaking past its megaphone pattern, while the XLI hit resistance at the top of its ...
- split_unit replied Mar 2, 2013
Beware people, I see megaphones everywhere, which I consider a reversal signal. The first and second chart below illustrates the DIA and SPY , megaphones after a strong move like this can be seen in price action which makes higher and highs followed ...
- split_unit replied Feb 19, 2013
HGG still going... its difficult not to make money when you buy things cheap, buying stocks now as the SPY makes multi year highs gives very little margin of safety with alot of downside potential...in other words buying now doesn't give you a ...
- split_unit replied Feb 13, 2013
And there goes PRO...up 22.5 percent in one day!
- split_unit replied Feb 8, 2013
Holy $hI* , LNKD beat estimates on its earnings and is almost 18% higher!
- split_unit replied Feb 2, 2013
An example of the results from these screens would be these two puppies with the first being IPO'ed in 2011 and the second in 2008. Both the stocks are making new all time highs.