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Resistance Is Not A Brick Wall By Gregory W. Harmon - Jul 01, 2015

The concept of support and resistance is probably the most misunderstood concept in the stock market. Most think of it as a brick wall for price. That makes it a great place for a reversal trade when...

Here’s Why You Need To Know Options By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 26, 2015

Plenty of people own stocks. Your mom and dad, grandparents, kids, professional investors, your barber or hairstylist and of course playboy playmates like stock trading Kennedy Summers (above),...

Copper: Dead Cat Bounce? By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 25, 2015

The year is almost halfway over and it is time to check in on some important charts going back to the beginning of the year. One of these is copper. At the beginning of the year copper looked to be in...

Why You Should Buy An Overbought Stock By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 24, 2015

Some people think that you should not buy a stock that is overbought. The chart below of the Health Care Select SPDR (ARCA:XLV) is a good example of why that is wrong. By definition a stock becomes...

Thoughts On The Transportation Index By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 23, 2015

The Dow Jones Transportation Index was the talk of the investment and trading world a few weeks back. Seems everyone, including those that swear technicals do not make any sense, became an expert,...

S&P 500: Fact Vs. Opinion By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 19, 2015

I am not going to rail against television pundits and anchor that have been fearmongering on the market. Nor will I call out the hordes of negative financial websites that go in search of a reason to...

Palladium Is Significant Again By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 18, 2015

Seems like the last time Palladium was significant was in the 1990s when Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager (the Studio 54 guys and later Morgan’s and other hotels) opened a New York city nightclub...

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