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What Is Next For The S&P 500? By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 13, 2013

From June 4. 2012 until May 22, 2013, the S&P 500 moved higher in an extended AB = CD pattern. The final leg extended to 161.8% of the initial leg. This final leg was also done in 4 steps, each...

Getting Around To Shorting VMWare By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 13, 2013

Since then I have been looking for a reason and entry to be short. With the sideways motion for the last two weeks, it has done just that. The chart below shows that it has been building a descending...

Mastercard May Have Hit its Limit By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 12, 2013

The big credit card stocks have enjoyed monster long runs. But one, MasterCard, MA, may have reached its limit. The chart below shows that it made a high on May 21 at 589, and has been pulling back...

Its Time For Timken By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 11, 2013

Timken (TKR), has been a local favorite, just down the road a ways in Canton by the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They make the stuff you need to make stuff. Not little stuff, but big stuff like...

Donut Wars, Round 2 By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 10, 2013

In the donut wars Krispy Kreme (KKD), was the first round winner. Since breaking out of a downtrending resistance in November it is up over 140%. The chart looks pretty good too. The latest leg higher...

Not Just The Yen Is Improving…. By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 06, 2013

All eyes are focused on the Japanese market. The Smart Money is supposedly unwinding their position in Japanese Stocks and buying back their short Yen. Wednesday's chart for the Yen proxy, the FXY...

The Old School Tech Portfolio By Gregory W. Harmon - Jun 06, 2013

A couple of weeks back I discussed the Grandpa portfolio, General Mills (GIS) and Campbell’s Soup (CPB). This is now in the midst of a pullback and maybe basing, with yields rising. But what if...

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