http://forums.dynamictrend.com/ Tue, 06 Jan 2009 08:37:17 -0500 MyBB http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=619 Wed, 31 Dec 2008 12:42:51 -0500 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=619
We look forward to returning to the markets January 5th to start a new year of trading.

If you are interested in our real-time class on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings, to discuss market conditions, things to watch for, and your stock ideas... join us each week at the following link....

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We look forward to returning to the markets January 5th to start a new year of trading.

If you are interested in our real-time class on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday mornings, to discuss market conditions, things to watch for, and your stock ideas... join us each week at the following link....

REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK, chick here and bookmark it

URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend"]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=618 Wed, 03 Dec 2008 15:31:04 -0500 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=618 Wednesday, Dec 3, 2008--

Sorry for the delay starting a new thread this month. Been a little under the weather and slowly catching up....

Trying to figure out this market right now is tough. Biggest issue this month-- will Washington loan billions to the Automotive industry?

Common sense says they have to loan the the money. If not, try envisioning how to trade a worsening economic downturn.]]> Wednesday, Dec 3, 2008--

Sorry for the delay starting a new thread this month. Been a little under the weather and slowly catching up....

Trying to figure out this market right now is tough. Biggest issue this month-- will Washington loan billions to the Automotive industry?

Common sense says they have to loan the the money. If not, try envisioning how to trade a worsening economic downturn.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=617 Mon, 03 Nov 2008 09:50:58 -0500 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=617 November 2008 New Thread
Monday, Nov 3, 2008, 9:35AM--

With tomorrow being a critical national election with both the legislative and executive branches up for election, odds favor the next couple days being interesting trading days. We will be monitoring the trading action very closely to get a better feel of our future direction.

The US stock market has just opened and so far is holding in a very mild up open. For day-traders it is too early to tell what direction will trend the most today, or what the net bias is as of now.

Water Transportation and Airline groups seems to be showing some positive money flow this first day of trading for November. With the recent downtrend in energy prices, and the announced merger ok for Delta and Northwest late last week this industry is once again attracting more consistent buying interest worthy of consideration on any pullback or pause in the near-future. Some Trucking also holding well lately.

We should have employment numbers coming out later this week that might be alarming so be careful going into those numbers.

We will try to identify more things to watch for this week in our live class and will update this post here as we identify this information.

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4:35PM UPDATE-- Below are some additional things to watch for this week.... Former fellow Ohioan Dennis Gartman said, in CNBC show Fast Money, when asked how he would trade the election: "Don’t trade ahead of the election, be fully hedged."

The market action today reflects this sentiment as it was an extremely narrow trading range today.

There are a lot of earnings (close to 700) to be reported this week.

Monday: Earnings (Before)- ASF, AYE, ALVR, AMT, BLC, BRNC, COL, DRYS, GWR, Goodyear Tire (GT), KEI, MCY, MFA, MNTA, MFLX, NTE, NSTC, GAS, OSK, PEI, PMI, RDWR, SRP, SPG, SSYS, Sysco (SYY) ; (After)- APC, Automatic Data Processing (ADP), BDE, CRK, CRAY, CROX, DRRX, EDS, ERJ, EOG, EXTR, FST, HAIN, HCN, HLF, IBI, JCOM, LF, LOOK, MasterCard (MA), MHK, N, OTEX, OEH, VITA, OTTR, PLLL, PKY, POM, FACE, PBI, PPS, PFG, PRA, PL, RACK, RBC, RKT, SB, SNTS, SM, TLEO, TK, TKLC, TNS, TRID, Viacom (VIA); Economic- ISM Index

Tuesday: Earnings (Before)- Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), ACA, BIOS, CBF, CHD, EXC, DR, DNR, EMR, EXPD, FE, HW, HCP, HNT, HPY, HL, HOC, JEC, KALU, MGA, MVL, MYGN, NI, NWN, GLT, PER, PQ, PNW, PPL, RDC, JOE, TLM, THC, TEN, VNO, ZGEN... SAM; (After)- ANDE, NILE, BRE, CBM, CBL, EQY, FCH, GSX, HE, HLEX, HLS, IO, JKHY, KCP, ME, MKL, NHP, NLS, PZZA, PXD, TIE, UPL, USU, VTR, VSAT, VVUS, WTW, GB;Economic- Factory Orders; Other- ELECTION DAY

Wednesday: Earnings (Before)- MT, AGU, Ambac (ABK), CELL, CNP, CKP, CMS, CTSH, CGX, COCO, DVN, DLR, DTG, DUK, EE, ENZN, FWLT, GET, GGP, GM, GNA, WOLF, HSIC, HSP, IFLO, KIM, KSWS, LL, MMC, MBI, MHS, MF, OHI, NEWS, PKD, Polo Ralph Lauren (RL), POL, PWR, KGS, KWK, RDN, RAS, REV, Transocean (RIG), Sara Lee (SLE), Time Warner (TWX), Time Warner Cable (TWC), Molson Coors Brewing (TAP), USM, VICL, WW, XTO; (After)- Activision Blizzard (ATVI), DOX, AEL, AHT, AEL, ALJ, AHT, BDN, CPE, CECO, CRL, Cisco Systems (CSCO), CNO, CCI, Dean Foods (DF), DCP, EGLE, EXM, FIC, FOE, GOK, GCA, GCOM, GDP, GXP, ROCK, HTZ, JJSF, KEG, LFG, LVS, LEAP, LPSN, LMIA, MMLP, MSSR, MDR, MEAS, MNT, MOVE, NFS, News Corp (NWS.A) , NVTL, OKE, OKS, PVA, PVR, SCI, SINA, BEE, SUN, TX, Tenet Healthcare (THC), THQI, UNTD, VMC, Whole Foods (WFMI), ZIPR; Economic- ADP Employment (Could be an eye opener), ISM Services

Thursday: Earnings (Before)- ABH, ACW, AER, AES, ABV, ANPI, AHR, ARD, ARCC, ARIA, AutoNation (AN), BRL, BZH, BVF, Blackstone (BX), BRS, CVC, CNQ, LSE, CRZO, FUN, DTV, CSK, CDL, CNSL, CEG, DM, DRQ, DYN, DUF, ELON, EP, RDEN, EPL, FNM, FLO, FTO, GLBC, GOL, GBX, HNR, HWK, HOS, ITWO, IKN, IMAX, IMCL, INCY, ISIS, JRCC, KG, LXP, MEND, MRT, Nasdaq OMX (NDAQ), NRP, NRF, OMX, OMG, OHB, PCAP, HK, PNK, PCG, HK, PG&E (PCG), ROLL, FRZ, SPP, SNN, SONS, SE, SFY, TEVA, Toyota Motor TM, TEL, UNT, VCI, VRX, VNDA, VG, WEN, WNR, WLK, WMB, WPZ, WWE, XOMA, YGE... Anheuser-Busch (BUD); PARL; (After)- AIRM, AIG, CAR, BEBE, BYI, BIO, BBI, CPKI, CBG, CEGE, LNG, STV, COGO, COSI, CVTX, CYCC, DAR, DLB, HILL, FMD, Fluor (FLR), FSYS, GOLF, FTI, FSYS, HALO, HANS, HPT, HTCH, IRF, JSDA, JUPM, KFN, MRX, MTD, MAA, MWY, NABI, NFG, NOA, Nvidia (NVDA), OPTV, Priceline.com (PCLN), PCR, PXP, POWR, PSA, Qualcomm (QCOM), RMD, SONE, SD, SAPE, SEP, SGY, TS, TMA, YSI, INT, XL, Walt Disney (DIS); Economic- Preliminary Productivity (Q3)... Weekly Initial Jobless Claims (this could be a bad report to watch), Same Store Sales

Friday: Earnings (Before)- CEP, AYR, Cooper Tire (CTB), DISCA, Ford (F), LNY, MEA, NAT, RRI, BID, TTI, THI, WR, Sprint Nextel (S), WR, WIN... Edison (EIX); (After)- Con Edison (ED), SALM; Economics- JOBS REPORT (non farm payrolls), pending home sales, wholesale inventories, consumer credit]]> November 2008 New Thread
Monday, Nov 3, 2008, 9:35AM--

With tomorrow being a critical national election with both the legislative and executive branches up for election, odds favor the next couple days being interesting trading days. We will be monitoring the trading action very closely to get a better feel of our future direction.

The US stock market has just opened and so far is holding in a very mild up open. For day-traders it is too early to tell what direction will trend the most today, or what the net bias is as of now.

Water Transportation and Airline groups seems to be showing some positive money flow this first day of trading for November. With the recent downtrend in energy prices, and the announced merger ok for Delta and Northwest late last week this industry is once again attracting more consistent buying interest worthy of consideration on any pullback or pause in the near-future. Some Trucking also holding well lately.

We should have employment numbers coming out later this week that might be alarming so be careful going into those numbers.

We will try to identify more things to watch for this week in our live class and will update this post here as we identify this information.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
4:35PM UPDATE-- Below are some additional things to watch for this week.... Former fellow Ohioan Dennis Gartman said, in CNBC show Fast Money, when asked how he would trade the election: "Don’t trade ahead of the election, be fully hedged."

The market action today reflects this sentiment as it was an extremely narrow trading range today.

There are a lot of earnings (close to 700) to be reported this week.

Monday: Earnings (Before)- ASF, AYE, ALVR, AMT, BLC, BRNC, COL, DRYS, GWR, Goodyear Tire (GT), KEI, MCY, MFA, MNTA, MFLX, NTE, NSTC, GAS, OSK, PEI, PMI, RDWR, SRP, SPG, SSYS, Sysco (SYY) ; (After)- APC, Automatic Data Processing (ADP), BDE, CRK, CRAY, CROX, DRRX, EDS, ERJ, EOG, EXTR, FST, HAIN, HCN, HLF, IBI, JCOM, LF, LOOK, MasterCard (MA), MHK, N, OTEX, OEH, VITA, OTTR, PLLL, PKY, POM, FACE, PBI, PPS, PFG, PRA, PL, RACK, RBC, RKT, SB, SNTS, SM, TLEO, TK, TKLC, TNS, TRID, Viacom (VIA); Economic- ISM Index

Tuesday: Earnings (Before)- Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), ACA, BIOS, CBF, CHD, EXC, DR, DNR, EMR, EXPD, FE, HW, HCP, HNT, HPY, HL, HOC, JEC, KALU, MGA, MVL, MYGN, NI, NWN, GLT, PER, PQ, PNW, PPL, RDC, JOE, TLM, THC, TEN, VNO, ZGEN... SAM; (After)- ANDE, NILE, BRE, CBM, CBL, EQY, FCH, GSX, HE, HLEX, HLS, IO, JKHY, KCP, ME, MKL, NHP, NLS, PZZA, PXD, TIE, UPL, USU, VTR, VSAT, VVUS, WTW, GB;Economic- Factory Orders; Other- ELECTION DAY

Wednesday: Earnings (Before)- MT, AGU, Ambac (ABK), CELL, CNP, CKP, CMS, CTSH, CGX, COCO, DVN, DLR, DTG, DUK, EE, ENZN, FWLT, GET, GGP, GM, GNA, WOLF, HSIC, HSP, IFLO, KIM, KSWS, LL, MMC, MBI, MHS, MF, OHI, NEWS, PKD, Polo Ralph Lauren (RL), POL, PWR, KGS, KWK, RDN, RAS, REV, Transocean (RIG), Sara Lee (SLE), Time Warner (TWX), Time Warner Cable (TWC), Molson Coors Brewing (TAP), USM, VICL, WW, XTO; (After)- Activision Blizzard (ATVI), DOX, AEL, AHT, AEL, ALJ, AHT, BDN, CPE, CECO, CRL, Cisco Systems (CSCO), CNO, CCI, Dean Foods (DF), DCP, EGLE, EXM, FIC, FOE, GOK, GCA, GCOM, GDP, GXP, ROCK, HTZ, JJSF, KEG, LFG, LVS, LEAP, LPSN, LMIA, MMLP, MSSR, MDR, MEAS, MNT, MOVE, NFS, News Corp (NWS.A) , NVTL, OKE, OKS, PVA, PVR, SCI, SINA, BEE, SUN, TX, Tenet Healthcare (THC), THQI, UNTD, VMC, Whole Foods (WFMI), ZIPR; Economic- ADP Employment (Could be an eye opener), ISM Services

Thursday: Earnings (Before)- ABH, ACW, AER, AES, ABV, ANPI, AHR, ARD, ARCC, ARIA, AutoNation (AN), BRL, BZH, BVF, Blackstone (BX), BRS, CVC, CNQ, LSE, CRZO, FUN, DTV, CSK, CDL, CNSL, CEG, DM, DRQ, DYN, DUF, ELON, EP, RDEN, EPL, FNM, FLO, FTO, GLBC, GOL, GBX, HNR, HWK, HOS, ITWO, IKN, IMAX, IMCL, INCY, ISIS, JRCC, KG, LXP, MEND, MRT, Nasdaq OMX (NDAQ), NRP, NRF, OMX, OMG, OHB, PCAP, HK, PNK, PCG, HK, PG&E (PCG), ROLL, FRZ, SPP, SNN, SONS, SE, SFY, TEVA, Toyota Motor TM, TEL, UNT, VCI, VRX, VNDA, VG, WEN, WNR, WLK, WMB, WPZ, WWE, XOMA, YGE... Anheuser-Busch (BUD); PARL; (After)- AIRM, AIG, CAR, BEBE, BYI, BIO, BBI, CPKI, CBG, CEGE, LNG, STV, COGO, COSI, CVTX, CYCC, DAR, DLB, HILL, FMD, Fluor (FLR), FSYS, GOLF, FTI, FSYS, HALO, HANS, HPT, HTCH, IRF, JSDA, JUPM, KFN, MRX, MTD, MAA, MWY, NABI, NFG, NOA, Nvidia (NVDA), OPTV, Priceline.com (PCLN), PCR, PXP, POWR, PSA, Qualcomm (QCOM), RMD, SONE, SD, SAPE, SEP, SGY, TS, TMA, YSI, INT, XL, Walt Disney (DIS); Economic- Preliminary Productivity (Q3)... Weekly Initial Jobless Claims (this could be a bad report to watch), Same Store Sales

Friday: Earnings (Before)- CEP, AYR, Cooper Tire (CTB), DISCA, Ford (F), LNY, MEA, NAT, RRI, BID, TTI, THI, WR, Sprint Nextel (S), WR, WIN... Edison (EIX); (After)- Con Edison (ED), SALM; Economics- JOBS REPORT (non farm payrolls), pending home sales, wholesale inventories, consumer credit]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=1 Wed, 01 Oct 2008 12:33:52 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=1 Thursday, Oct 2, 2008, 3:50PM Update-

Monday I said the "door was opened" for more of a pullback when Congress failed to act on our financial crisis. I wasn't exaggerating nor trying to be melodramatic.

I would be errant in leadership as an analyst if I did not at least point out in advance the potential or possibility of the 2002-2003 lows becoming our next major supports if the worst-case scenario were to happen.

(see below th Monthly and Weekly charts)]]> Thursday, Oct 2, 2008, 3:50PM Update-

Monday I said the "door was opened" for more of a pullback when Congress failed to act on our financial crisis. I wasn't exaggerating nor trying to be melodramatic.

I would be errant in leadership as an analyst if I did not at least point out in advance the potential or possibility of the 2002-2003 lows becoming our next major supports if the worst-case scenario were to happen.

(see below th Monthly and Weekly charts)]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=2 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:30:14 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=2 Sept 8, 2008; New Month of Trading, PRE-MARKET Comments-- The market is starting off very well this Tuesday morning after our holiday weekend, primarily because NY Crude Oil and the energy complex are strongly retracing since the Friday close. It should be a net up day morning and a good first trading day of this new month for bulls. Airlines should continue to work higher as energy prices continue to drop over time. In all probability stocks will 'gap' open. We will be waiting to see if there is a retracement before noon and then a follow-through rally again before the end of today. We might attempt a day-trade play from this early morning dip in one of today's stronger stocks.

Hope you all had a great weekend. See you in our next live class Thursday-- Click here... REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK
( URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend" )]]> Sept 8, 2008; New Month of Trading, PRE-MARKET Comments-- The market is starting off very well this Tuesday morning after our holiday weekend, primarily because NY Crude Oil and the energy complex are strongly retracing since the Friday close. It should be a net up day morning and a good first trading day of this new month for bulls. Airlines should continue to work higher as energy prices continue to drop over time. In all probability stocks will 'gap' open. We will be waiting to see if there is a retracement before noon and then a follow-through rally again before the end of today. We might attempt a day-trade play from this early morning dip in one of today's stronger stocks.

Hope you all had a great weekend. See you in our next live class Thursday-- Click here... REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK
( URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend" )]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=3 Mon, 04 Aug 2008 12:56:59 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=3 New Trading Month; Monday, August 8, 2008--

It is a new month! I am back from vacation with a refreshed mind and in a much better state of mind for trying to figure out these tough markets. However, while I have some ideas, I do not yet feel like I have anything meaningful to share with anyone. If it were possible, instead of commenting tomorrow morning in our live class, I would much rather take the next few days to do serious analysis and some really hard thinking before giving any new updated comments. I think by than I should have something more useful to share.]]> New Trading Month; Monday, August 8, 2008--

It is a new month! I am back from vacation with a refreshed mind and in a much better state of mind for trying to figure out these tough markets. However, while I have some ideas, I do not yet feel like I have anything meaningful to share with anyone. If it were possible, instead of commenting tomorrow morning in our live class, I would much rather take the next few days to do serious analysis and some really hard thinking before giving any new updated comments. I think by than I should have something more useful to share.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=4 Fri, 04 Jul 2008 16:33:06 -0400 KevinOhio http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=4
You look two rooms higher but my thinking is that you should also be looking at the lower day trading strength bars because they are showing money flow Am I wrong in thinking this??

Thanks Kevin]]>
You look two rooms higher but my thinking is that you should also be looking at the lower day trading strength bars because they are showing money flow Am I wrong in thinking this??

Thanks Kevin]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=5 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:40:27 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=5 July 1, 2008-- Well, it is a new month, the beginning of third quarter. Our US stock market continues to struggle. Whatever I said in the June thread is applicable for this month as well. For this June perspective go to that thread to read previous posts.

One thing different the first trading day of this month is we are already seeing a very noticeable dumping of some great stock performers this year-- [b]iron/steel, fertilizer & chemicals, rails & water transportation (continued selling after recent top), even coal is down today. That might suggest some big institutions are locking in good gains[/b] and may be shifting their strategies more towards picking tops the rest of this summer in those really strongest areas? These strong performers that are weak today should still be able to eventually rally back up once this current pullback is finished. Don't fall in love with those new positions. Consider managing more aggressively positions in case these strongest areas are finally building tops in July or August and the next bigger moves could be down.

We have been calling for a rally again in the precious metals and established some positions in them last month. We are currently comfortable holding our June gold positions into July net long.

I still believe we are in "some kind" of an overall bear market where a bigger bottom has not been hit. My guess is until NY Crude reaches $150, and hopefully tops out for 2-3 weeks, we will remain defensive trading current weak areas of the overall US economy, with the exception of some energy and a few other still attractive areas.

Be forewarned-- because the overall market has sold off pretty sharply in recent weeks-- there is a possibility the market could be setting up this week or next for a "relief rally." If this does not happen by next week, monitor the week of options expiration for this possibility.

If a counter trend market rally occurs we will search for creative ways to consider getting net short until Crude Oil finally clearly shows greater evidence of genuine topping. This may take between July and August, or possibly from August into September to setup properly longer-term.]]> July 1, 2008-- Well, it is a new month, the beginning of third quarter. Our US stock market continues to struggle. Whatever I said in the June thread is applicable for this month as well. For this June perspective go to that thread to read previous posts.

One thing different the first trading day of this month is we are already seeing a very noticeable dumping of some great stock performers this year-- [b]iron/steel, fertilizer & chemicals, rails & water transportation (continued selling after recent top), even coal is down today. That might suggest some big institutions are locking in good gains[/b] and may be shifting their strategies more towards picking tops the rest of this summer in those really strongest areas? These strong performers that are weak today should still be able to eventually rally back up once this current pullback is finished. Don't fall in love with those new positions. Consider managing more aggressively positions in case these strongest areas are finally building tops in July or August and the next bigger moves could be down.

We have been calling for a rally again in the precious metals and established some positions in them last month. We are currently comfortable holding our June gold positions into July net long.

I still believe we are in "some kind" of an overall bear market where a bigger bottom has not been hit. My guess is until NY Crude reaches $150, and hopefully tops out for 2-3 weeks, we will remain defensive trading current weak areas of the overall US economy, with the exception of some energy and a few other still attractive areas.

Be forewarned-- because the overall market has sold off pretty sharply in recent weeks-- there is a possibility the market could be setting up this week or next for a "relief rally." If this does not happen by next week, monitor the week of options expiration for this possibility.

If a counter trend market rally occurs we will search for creative ways to consider getting net short until Crude Oil finally clearly shows greater evidence of genuine topping. This may take between July and August, or possibly from August into September to setup properly longer-term.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=6 Mon, 09 Jun 2008 21:45:25 -0400 djd http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=6 So far, my % successful trades is an incredible 80%.
Is this too good to be true?
I am well aware that real trading is often quite another story.
Wish me luck when I venture forth!

BTW I have just been entering as the bullseye forms for the most part rather than wait for the trigger to hit.
This has created no problem whatsoever so far...

djd]]> So far, my % successful trades is an incredible 80%.
Is this too good to be true?
I am well aware that real trading is often quite another story.
Wish me luck when I venture forth!

BTW I have just been entering as the bullseye forms for the most part rather than wait for the trigger to hit.
This has created no problem whatsoever so far...

djd]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=7 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 13:02:21 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=7 June 2- We start off the new first summer month with a defensive stock market. US Indicies appear "defensive" with profit-taking occurring today as a little bit of money is starting to trickle back into the energy stocks and futures near-month contracts after last weeks profit-taking pullback. The market will be watching closer energy inventory this week for more supply/demand direction.


Here is the newer link to access our real-time class that meets Tuesday and Thursday @ 9Am NYT. Click here and bookmark it. Thanks.

REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK, chick here and bookmark it

URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend"]]> June 2- We start off the new first summer month with a defensive stock market. US Indicies appear "defensive" with profit-taking occurring today as a little bit of money is starting to trickle back into the energy stocks and futures near-month contracts after last weeks profit-taking pullback. The market will be watching closer energy inventory this week for more supply/demand direction.


Here is the newer link to access our real-time class that meets Tuesday and Thursday @ 9Am NYT. Click here and bookmark it. Thanks.

REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK, chick here and bookmark it

URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend"]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=8 Fri, 02 May 2008 11:28:32 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=8

Here is the newer link to access our real-time class that meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday @ 9Am NYT. Click here and bookmark it. Thanks.

REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK, chick here and bookmark it

URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend"]]>

Here is the newer link to access our real-time class that meets Monday, Tuesday and Thursday @ 9Am NYT. Click here and bookmark it. Thanks.

REAL-TIME DYNAMIC TREND CLASS LINK, chick here and bookmark it

URL="http://metastock.acrobat.com/dynamictrend"]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=9 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 23:24:40 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=9
Earnings reports are a little light this week. FOMC minutes could be focal point for the week?

Monday: Earnings- (before) CHINA, (after) AA; light activities today....

Tuesday: Earnings- (before) BKRS, CHATT, LAYN, MSM, QXM, (after) ZZ; Economic: Pending Home Sales, FOMC Minutes; Other: CSFB Global Real Estate Conference.... (Tuesday will be looking to see if pending home sales have dropped by 1%.... a general testifies for US House about Iraq.... Armstrong World Industries meets with analysts Tues/Wed)

Wednesday: Earnings- (Before) SGR, CC, GBX, MERX, ACGY, ISCA, PGR, (after) WDFC, CBK, BBBY, APOG; Other- will Mortgage App's spike higher from previous week, Bernanke speaks on financial literacy, the one FED dissenter at last meeting speaks about the economy.

Thursday: Earnings (Before)- PIR, WCG, FCSX, RAD, IART, FRPT, CAO, RSTO, (during) CBSH, (After) DNA, PAY, NINE, INTV, RVI, LNDC; Economic- BOE, ECB Rate Decisions (ECB seen holding rates steady and BOE expected to cut rates), Trade Balance, Jobless Claims; Other: March Retail Sales Reported, Merrill Renewable Energy Conference.... Bernanke speaks about global financial issues, US Treasury Paulson is speaking Thur to the Council of Institutional Investors.

Friday: Earnings (Before)- GE, FAST, (after) PKX; Other- Group of Seven Finance ministers and Central Bank people meet in Washington. They are going to discuss the current financial instability issues, weak dollar and slowing economies. This meeting continues into the weekend.]]>
Earnings reports are a little light this week. FOMC minutes could be focal point for the week?

Monday: Earnings- (before) CHINA, (after) AA; light activities today....

Tuesday: Earnings- (before) BKRS, CHATT, LAYN, MSM, QXM, (after) ZZ; Economic: Pending Home Sales, FOMC Minutes; Other: CSFB Global Real Estate Conference.... (Tuesday will be looking to see if pending home sales have dropped by 1%.... a general testifies for US House about Iraq.... Armstrong World Industries meets with analysts Tues/Wed)

Wednesday: Earnings- (Before) SGR, CC, GBX, MERX, ACGY, ISCA, PGR, (after) WDFC, CBK, BBBY, APOG; Other- will Mortgage App's spike higher from previous week, Bernanke speaks on financial literacy, the one FED dissenter at last meeting speaks about the economy.

Thursday: Earnings (Before)- PIR, WCG, FCSX, RAD, IART, FRPT, CAO, RSTO, (during) CBSH, (After) DNA, PAY, NINE, INTV, RVI, LNDC; Economic- BOE, ECB Rate Decisions (ECB seen holding rates steady and BOE expected to cut rates), Trade Balance, Jobless Claims; Other: March Retail Sales Reported, Merrill Renewable Energy Conference.... Bernanke speaks about global financial issues, US Treasury Paulson is speaking Thur to the Council of Institutional Investors.

Friday: Earnings (Before)- GE, FAST, (after) PKX; Other- Group of Seven Finance ministers and Central Bank people meet in Washington. They are going to discuss the current financial instability issues, weak dollar and slowing economies. This meeting continues into the weekend.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=10 Mon, 31 Mar 2008 18:15:55 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=10 Tuesday, 09:38 AM- Dow Jones Industrial retraced slowly since last week to a 50% retracement support and has bounced up off that number (12,176.83). We anticipate that index can hold up today and continue higher. 12,500, 12,614, 12,711 key resistance points to watch now in the future. Pullbacks today should be attractive for buyers looking for a day trade. At a minimum we should have a big trading range with good supports today. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 very similar bullish day-trade scenarios as well.]]> Tuesday, 09:38 AM- Dow Jones Industrial retraced slowly since last week to a 50% retracement support and has bounced up off that number (12,176.83). We anticipate that index can hold up today and continue higher. 12,500, 12,614, 12,711 key resistance points to watch now in the future. Pullbacks today should be attractive for buyers looking for a day trade. At a minimum we should have a big trading range with good supports today. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 very similar bullish day-trade scenarios as well.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=11 Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:08:19 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=11 Week of March 24 - 28 2008-- Will try to update later today things to watch for this week.. but so far it looks like we might finally be holding for a while after a prolonged selling period. Seems like buyers are more willing to come in again... We never did break down after last Monday's Bear Stern's scare. If inflation fears begin to sneak back in this spring we would want to respect the current markets choppy potential.]]> Week of March 24 - 28 2008-- Will try to update later today things to watch for this week.. but so far it looks like we might finally be holding for a while after a prolonged selling period. Seems like buyers are more willing to come in again... We never did break down after last Monday's Bear Stern's scare. If inflation fears begin to sneak back in this spring we would want to respect the current markets choppy potential.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=12 Wed, 19 Mar 2008 06:22:14 -0400 fabrizio http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=12 The Fed has AGAIN MANIPULATED THE MARKET

1. Giving money to JPM to buy that badwagon of Sharky Idiots
2. Cutting -right on the edge of what everyone was expecting - of 75 BP.
3. This cut is worts of the remedy: it opens to a serious inflationary risk
4. good mild inflation is always requested , stimulòates demand, but the steepness of this action pounding the Fed Fund 30 days at a 2 and sometging % opens a great deal of problems.
5. They keep of printing money out of the thin air

For the first time in my life I can say that the immobilism of EU central bank is better than this "panic in disguise of reactivity" from the best country and Central Bank of the world , the FED.

In my opinion it will NOT change the whole scenario. If has decided to go down it will keep , takes more time but wilkl keep on going.

What is shamefull is just this constant tentative to inflate and sustain an overvalkuated and critically structured Market.

Ps: here below something interesting . Has to do with trade , has to do with the exogenous elements conditioning STRUCTURES of the PRICE ACTION.
Last Wednesday, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke told the Senate Banking Committee something that’s becoming more evident by the day, "I don’t know how to fix it."
Bernanke was actually referring to the mark-to-market accounting rules that may be forcing the banks to take bigger write-downs than are actually warranted. But in my mind, those valuation issues are at the heart of the subprime-mortgage and credit crises. So the fact that the head of our central bank has no idea how to address that very basic problem is incredibly unsettling.
You see, the global credit crisis isn’t just "a" crisis - it’s "the" crisis of our time.]]> The Fed has AGAIN MANIPULATED THE MARKET

1. Giving money to JPM to buy that badwagon of Sharky Idiots
2. Cutting -right on the edge of what everyone was expecting - of 75 BP.
3. This cut is worts of the remedy: it opens to a serious inflationary risk
4. good mild inflation is always requested , stimulòates demand, but the steepness of this action pounding the Fed Fund 30 days at a 2 and sometging % opens a great deal of problems.
5. They keep of printing money out of the thin air

For the first time in my life I can say that the immobilism of EU central bank is better than this "panic in disguise of reactivity" from the best country and Central Bank of the world , the FED.

In my opinion it will NOT change the whole scenario. If has decided to go down it will keep , takes more time but wilkl keep on going.

What is shamefull is just this constant tentative to inflate and sustain an overvalkuated and critically structured Market.

Ps: here below something interesting . Has to do with trade , has to do with the exogenous elements conditioning STRUCTURES of the PRICE ACTION.
Last Wednesday, U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke told the Senate Banking Committee something that’s becoming more evident by the day, "I don’t know how to fix it."
Bernanke was actually referring to the mark-to-market accounting rules that may be forcing the banks to take bigger write-downs than are actually warranted. But in my mind, those valuation issues are at the heart of the subprime-mortgage and credit crises. So the fact that the head of our central bank has no idea how to address that very basic problem is incredibly unsettling.
You see, the global credit crisis isn’t just "a" crisis - it’s "the" crisis of our time.]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=13 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 22:35:06 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=13 Week of March 17 - 21 2008--

It appears great risk is finally returning again to the US stock market. The Bears may be regaining control.

As I told our live class Thursday, one of the reasons why I posted so many of the February Shorts is because I still believe a lot of those trades will continue to work lower and become more profitable if managed correctly. It is very possible you could find various technical ways to stay short and catch those trends longer.

Below is a captured image of the current ES and NQ PA Short setups trade in progress...]]> Week of March 17 - 21 2008--

It appears great risk is finally returning again to the US stock market. The Bears may be regaining control.

As I told our live class Thursday, one of the reasons why I posted so many of the February Shorts is because I still believe a lot of those trades will continue to work lower and become more profitable if managed correctly. It is very possible you could find various technical ways to stay short and catch those trends longer.

Below is a captured image of the current ES and NQ PA Short setups trade in progress...]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=14 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:44:54 -0400 fabrizio http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=14 Now just beware of anything related with a too much overlooked problem, The Problem of Induction (define futures events having their occurrence based on a inference process, building a structure of assumptions each one based on the fact that the prior assumption wiill be true....--> castle card law...): as a matter of fact -quoting Hume - "there is nothing in any object, considered in itself, which can afford us a reason for drawing a conclusion beyond it; and, that even after the observation of the frequent or constant conjunction of objects, we have no reason to draw any inference concerning any object beyond those of which we have had experience."
Beware...

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[/COLOR]]]> Now just beware of anything related with a too much overlooked problem, The Problem of Induction (define futures events having their occurrence based on a inference process, building a structure of assumptions each one based on the fact that the prior assumption wiill be true....--> castle card law...): as a matter of fact -quoting Hume - "there is nothing in any object, considered in itself, which can afford us a reason for drawing a conclusion beyond it; and, that even after the observation of the frequent or constant conjunction of objects, we have no reason to draw any inference concerning any object beyond those of which we have had experience."
Beware...

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DO NOT COPY , FORWARD OR REPRODUCE IN PART OR IN TOTAL. WRITTEN CONSENT IS COMPULSORY .
[/COLOR]]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=15 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 22:42:19 -0400 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=15
Below is the first update, ASCA]]>
Below is the first update, ASCA]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=16 Sat, 08 Mar 2008 19:02:57 -0500 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=16 Monday, March 10- Earnings After: CSR, HOV, FL, JSDA; Other: TXN mid-quarter update, Bear Stearns Media Conference

Tuesday, March 11- Earnings Before: CAS, BONT, DKS, Kroger (KR), PLUG, QXM, PLUG, SWSI, VOL. WMAR; During: Boston Beer (SAM), PNY, THO; After: NGAS, PBY, JRT, JCG, TTWO; Economic: Trade Balance; Other: Chevron Analyst Meeting, Applied Materials Shareholder Meeting, Altria Investors Meeting, CAT Analyst Day, Bank of America Consumer Conference Begins, AT&T speaks at Bear Conference

Wednesday, March 12- Earnings Before: AES, AEO, JASO, PMI, TRK, TLB, VSE, VIP; Earnings; After: DDS, GDP, GYMB, MDE, GRRF, AIRM, MW, SIGN, VM, WON; Economic: Mortgage Applications, Oil Inventories; Other: COP Analyst Meeting, WWY Shareholders Meeting

Thursday, March 13- Earnings Before: Solarfun Power (SOLF), AMT, ARD, BVF, CCL, EPEX, GCO, GLBC, LNY, TMR, IFLO, PEIX, WCG, WPL; Earnings (After): ARO, APOL, SEAC, TRLG, POWR, ZUMZ; Economic: Import Prices, Retail Sales, Jobless Claims; Other: FDA Panel Meeting on Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients (AMGN, JNJ)

Friday, March 14- Earnings Before: IMAX, SUP, SKIL, LIZ, ANN; Earnings After: PAY; Economic: CPI, Mich. Confidence; Other: DD Investor Day, DNA Analyst Day]]> Monday, March 10- Earnings After: CSR, HOV, FL, JSDA; Other: TXN mid-quarter update, Bear Stearns Media Conference

Tuesday, March 11- Earnings Before: CAS, BONT, DKS, Kroger (KR), PLUG, QXM, PLUG, SWSI, VOL. WMAR; During: Boston Beer (SAM), PNY, THO; After: NGAS, PBY, JRT, JCG, TTWO; Economic: Trade Balance; Other: Chevron Analyst Meeting, Applied Materials Shareholder Meeting, Altria Investors Meeting, CAT Analyst Day, Bank of America Consumer Conference Begins, AT&T speaks at Bear Conference

Wednesday, March 12- Earnings Before: AES, AEO, JASO, PMI, TRK, TLB, VSE, VIP; Earnings; After: DDS, GDP, GYMB, MDE, GRRF, AIRM, MW, SIGN, VM, WON; Economic: Mortgage Applications, Oil Inventories; Other: COP Analyst Meeting, WWY Shareholders Meeting

Thursday, March 13- Earnings Before: Solarfun Power (SOLF), AMT, ARD, BVF, CCL, EPEX, GCO, GLBC, LNY, TMR, IFLO, PEIX, WCG, WPL; Earnings (After): ARO, APOL, SEAC, TRLG, POWR, ZUMZ; Economic: Import Prices, Retail Sales, Jobless Claims; Other: FDA Panel Meeting on Anemia Drugs for Cancer Patients (AMGN, JNJ)

Friday, March 14- Earnings Before: IMAX, SUP, SKIL, LIZ, ANN; Earnings After: PAY; Economic: CPI, Mich. Confidence; Other: DD Investor Day, DNA Analyst Day]]> http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=17 Mon, 03 Mar 2008 10:32:59 -0500 Marc Rinehart http://forums.dynamictrend.com/showthread.php?tid=17 Week of March 3 - 7, 2008

Monday, 3 March: Earning- ABM, AMS, BAS, BEXP, CMPSY, CMOS, FNSR, FVE, HBC, HUGH, PHI, SD; ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, US Construction Spending; Other-

Tuesday, 4 March: Earnings- BMO, BNS, CHS, JRCC, KCP, SMTC, Staples (SPLS), Trina Solar (TSL); Economics- ICSC-UBS Retail Chain Store Sales, Redbook Retail Sales, Domestic Motor Vehicle Sales (Auto/Truck); Other: Bernanke Speaks on mortgages

Wednesday, 5 March: Earnings- ADCT, AVD, BIG, BJ, CSIQ, Chesapeake (CHK), CWTR, Costco (COST), FCEL, HRB, LDG, PETM, Saks (SKS), TIVO, UDRL; Economics- ADP Employment, MBA Mortgage Apps, Challenger Job-Cut Announcement, US Productivity and Costs, US ISM Non-Manufacturing, US Factory Orders, EIA Petroleum Status Report, Fed's Beige Book; Other- Intel Investor Conference

Thursday, 6 March: Earnings- BBI, CMN, CASY, BOOM, JOYG, NSM, ZQK, RTRSY, URBN; Economics- Monster Employment Index, Initial Jobless Claims

Friday, 7 March: Earning- CIEN, NG; Economics- Jobs (non-farm) Report, Employment Situation, Hourly Earnings, Consumer Credit]]> Week of March 3 - 7, 2008

Monday, 3 March: Earning- ABM, AMS, BAS, BEXP, CMPSY, CMOS, FNSR, FVE, HBC, HUGH, PHI, SD; ISM Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, US Construction Spending; Other-

Tuesday, 4 March: Earnings- BMO, BNS, CHS, JRCC, KCP, SMTC, Staples (SPLS), Trina Solar (TSL); Economics- ICSC-UBS Retail Chain Store Sales, Redbook Retail Sales, Domestic Motor Vehicle Sales (Auto/Truck); Other: Bernanke Speaks on mortgages

Wednesday, 5 March: Earnings- ADCT, AVD, BIG, BJ, CSIQ, Chesapeake (CHK), CWTR, Costco (COST), FCEL, HRB, LDG, PETM, Saks (SKS), TIVO, UDRL; Economics- ADP Employment, MBA Mortgage Apps, Challenger Job-Cut Announcement, US Productivity and Costs, US ISM Non-Manufacturing, US Factory Orders, EIA Petroleum Status Report, Fed's Beige Book; Other- Intel Investor Conference

Thursday, 6 March: Earnings- BBI, CMN, CASY, BOOM, JOYG, NSM, ZQK, RTRSY, URBN; Economics- Monster Employment Index, Initial Jobless Claims

Friday, 7 March: Earning- CIEN, NG; Economics- Jobs (non-farm) Report, Employment Situation, Hourly Earnings, Consumer Credit]]>