Today’s Swing Trade Ideas

SCOK/Long  (Basic Materials: Sector)  SCOK has pulled back from its October 20 gap filling the window and posting a Bullish Engulf yesterday.  From yesterday’s close to the high of October 20 is approximately 30% of profit anyone could be happy with.  The chatter yesterday on SCOK in the trading room was positive alerting our members.

My entry plan idea:  (Currently own @ $3.26)  Will add on positive trading and above $2.61
My stop plan idea:    A close below $2.59

Good Morning,

CLVS:  CLVS was a featured trade idea back in August, and we have talked about it several times in the trading room over the past couple of months.  CLVS has hit our target and then some with about 29% and more if you swung the peaks and valleys.  Great job to those who traded CLVS.

SPY:   More consolidation in the SPY yesterday.  Basically the bulls and the bears are getting along or maybe trying…

SPY:   More consolidation in the SPY yesterday.  Basically the bulls and the bears are getting along or maybe trying to figure out what to do.  In the meantime, we investors realize that the last four candlesticks give us a reason to be cautious, and the bullish T-Line run gives us reason to hold our long positions.  For the last several days I’ve expected a profit taking pull back, nothing big, but nevertheless to the T-Line at least.  If the T-Line can support the weight and the bulls can manage to put together a reversal pattern, we could be set up for a nice “buy-the-dip” type chart pattern that could lead into a bullish J-Hook.  On the other hand, if the T-Line cannot support the weight, then we will need to watch price attitude near the 50-day simple moving average.

 IWM:  IWM has shown a little more weakness in the last few days than the SPY as it slowly drifts toward the T-Line, 200 SMA and the downtrend line.  The bulls have outweighed the bears for the last couple of weeks. You can see this as price has been trending above the T-Line creating what we call a “T-Line run.”  The T-Line run is a perfect fit for the swing trader.  You can simply enter the trade as price moves up through the T-Line and swing the trade until it closes back down through the T-Line unless it moves too far above the T-Line needing profits to be taken.

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VXX S&P 500 VIX Short Term Futures:  A close below the T-Line ™ implies the bearish short-term swing traders are in control, Yesterday’s candle implies buyers and sellers struggling.

Energy Sector: XLE, SX90, ERX  A close above the  T-Line ™  implies the bullish short-term swing traders are in control.  The current candle pattern implies a possible bullish snap back.

TLT: A close below the  T-Line ™ implies the bearish short-term swing traders are in control. Yesterday’s doji and the last 6 candles implies consolidation.

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