Citigroup (C) Reverses Course
12:20pm (EST) The market has gotten off to a slow start as both the bulls and bears feel each other
12:20pm (EST) The market has gotten off to a slow start as both the bulls and bears feel each other
9:05am (EST) The market acted “shitty” yesterday if you were a bull. Excuse our French this morning but if Senator
9:00am (EST) Futures are trading in a narrow range this morning as we get ready for the upcoming week. There is little
9:05am (EST) Futures are pointing towards a higher open this morning following reports of a new bailout package for Greece.
9:00am (EST) American International Group (AIG, $35.45, down $4.20) fell 10% yesterday after a Credit Suisse analyst downgraded the stock from
9:10am (EST) Futures are up slightly lower as we get ready for this morning’s trading action. Yesterday, the bears ruled
2:00pm (EST) The Dow is struggling after starting off the morning in the green. Intel (INTC, $20.25, up $0.78) got
10:30pm (EST) Timing is everything. Man, this market is fast moving and exciting isn’t it? Good news, bad news, earnings
12:45 pm (EST) Wow. I knew last night/ this morning when I was writing the American International Group (AIG, $48.19, up
3:30am (EST) The early bird gets the worm… Last week I had moved American International Group (AIG, $37.69, up $3.72) to
Abercrombie & Fitch (ANF, $31.68, up $0.32) September 32 puts (ANFUJ, $2.05, down $0.20) Entry Price: $1.25 (8/14/09) Exit Target:
8:30pm (EST) One of my favorite trades is the “history repeats itself” trade. These are trades on stocks that you
10:10am (EST) I wanted to see how we opened this morning before doing an update… The retail sector reported their
2:30pm (EST) After spending the first couple of hours in positive territory, the market has given up all of its
10:45pm (EST) In what started out as a “steady” day for the bulls turned out to be a disaster waiting
11:35am (EST) American International Group’s (AIG, $1.09, down $0.24) shareholders have approved a reverse stock split that could help the
3:00am (EST) I was up late last night working on a few trades that I might deploy this morning when
1. Commentary 2. Bounce or No Bounce? 3. Apollo Group Heads Lower 4. Earnings 5. Current Trades 6. Monday Morning
Index 1. Commentary 2. Financial Sector Takes a Beating 3. Options Versus Stocks 4. Current Trade Updates 5. Alcoa and
The market just opened for trading and here is what we’re following. The Dow is down 163 to 10,895 within
The market gave back Friday’s gains yesterday as worries about the financial sector heated up once again. The main culprit