LOWERING QQQ STOP
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert Consider lowering QQQ stop to $63.52.
July 24, 2012
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert Consider lowering QQQ stop to $63.52.
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert Based on the new earnings data, our plan on QQQ has changed. Teh new plan is to take profits and exit the position. Conservative investors may simply take profits right here in the pre-market around $63.52. Aggressive investors may put
(The Weekly Digest reproduces the morning capsules made available every morning before the market open in the Real Time Feeds to the paying subscribers.) MADRID PROTEST BRINGS MARKETS DOWN July 20, 2012 Police fired rubber bullets on protested in a huge demonstration in Madrid against austerity. 39 people are reportedly
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert Plan on QQQ is to short more in small tranches if the stock goes higher. Temporarily no stops. Target $61. to $62.
This post was just published on ZYX Short Sell Change Alert Initiating a 10% tranche short on QQQ right here around $65.03.
(The Weekly Digest reproduces the morning capsules made available every morning before the market open in the Real Time Feeds to the paying subscribers.) CHINA GROWTH LOWEST IN THREE YEARS July 13, 2012 Chinese GDP growth fell to 7.6%, its lowest in about three years. The number is in line
In the latest MacBook Pro with Retina display from Apple (AAPL), the battery is glued to the case. Apple made it almost impossible for an average person to replace the battery. From a teardown report from iFixit, it appears that Apple went out of its way to make sure that even professionals could
Now it is universally accepted that growth in China is slowing. If a large number of communications that we receive are any indication, North American investors make two underestimations: first how much China’s growth is really slowing, and second how much it can hurt their investments in stocks, bonds and
Central banks across the globe have been waging a war against the natural economic ebb and flow. Like any war, it has had many battles. Since 2008, central banks have won every battle. Now their luck is running out. I do not know how the war will turn out, but
China, which was an afterthought for Apple once-upon-a-time, has become the company’s second biggest market. In the second fiscal quarter, Apple generated $7.9 billion of revenues from China. This amount was more than three times the revenues a year earlier. As a reference, Apple’s total revenues were $39.2 billion. A large number