Author Archive: Jeremy Parkinson

Recent Stock Market Swing Trade Examples And Explanations

Recent Stock Market Swing Trade Examples And Explanations

It continues to be a great time for swing trading. Here are some recent trade ideas that were publicly posted my TradingView feed. It has been a while since I posted “swing trading examples” on VantagePointTrading; the last one was in November.  Yet as mentioned above, you can always check my TradingView profile for swing trade examples […]
The Lonely Island

The Lonely Island

Facebook is pissing all over the bullish party. It’s not an intriguing enough pattern for me to trade, but I’d say the key support coming up is at 167.18.   The cool thing is that all the Nasdaq bully boys have been abandoned on an island pattern. It’s game over, fellas. Your bull market is dead.    
Four Days To Trade Wars: Can Stupidity Be Avoided?

Four Days To Trade Wars: Can Stupidity Be Avoided?

US steel and aluminum tariffs start Friday. Germany’s economy minister is in D.C. But Trump has stringent demands. No one wins trade wars. The notion is ludicrous. I have more on the “meaning of win” in a moment. But first, let’s consider the Eurointelligence view. This is not a trade war the EU can ever win, as […]
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                        Opportunities In A Wrecked Shipping Industry: Overview

E Opportunities In A Wrecked Shipping Industry: Overview

So far 2018 has proven to be a much more difficult year for investors then 2017. Strong gains in January were followed by a sharp and brutal correction in February which brought something that has been missing from the stock market these last few years, volatility. Some traders like billionaire hedge fund mogul, David Einhorn, […]
March US Soybean Stocks

March US Soybean Stocks

Market Analysis A larger-than-expected decline in the USDA’s Argentine monthly soybeans output, an adjustment of 7 mmt, and limited rainfall in this major competitor’s main central crop region has tried to counter a rise in the US old-crop ending soybean stocks earlier this month. The trade will note the USDA’s quarterly soybean stocks level on […]
VIX Term Structure Inverts As Dow Dumps Below Key Technical Level

VIX Term Structure Inverts As Dow Dumps Below Key Technical Level

Friday’s OPEX decline has led to Monday’s explosion higher in vol with VIX nearing 22…   And seeing its term structure invert (dramatically) once again…   The Dow is now down 450 points and has broken back below its Fib 38.2% retracement level (and its 100DMA)…   Nasdaq futures are now down 3%…   But for […]
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                        GameStop Faces Stiff Competition But It Is Hard Not To Like Here

E GameStop Faces Stiff Competition But It Is Hard Not To Like Here

Will GameStop (GME ) be able to recover? This is a stock that has been absolutely beaten down thanks to vicious competition from big box stores and individual used game outlets. Many believe the stock could go the way of BlockBuster, as digital sales are also a threat. That said, GameStop’s recent sales data was […]
The Boom Reality Of Uncle He’s Globally Synchronized L

The Boom Reality Of Uncle He’s Globally Synchronized L

Top Chinese leadership is taking further shape. With Xi Jinping’s continuing consolidation of power going on right this minute, most of the changes aren’t really changes, at least not internally. To the West, and to the mainstream, what the Chinese are doing seems odd, if not more than a little off. Unlike in the West, […]
Toys R Us Not Just A Retail Casualty

Toys R Us Not Just A Retail Casualty

Toys R Us just joined the unenviable list of top retail failures of the past decade: Circuit City, Linens-N-Things, A&P (the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company), Sports Authority, and Radio Shack (whose downfall we called in 2016). While there are many reasons for the loss of these once household names, and Toys R Us […]
4 Retail Stocks To Buy Despite Soft February Sales

4 Retail Stocks To Buy Despite Soft February Sales

U.S. retail sales remained soft in the month of February per the recent data released by the United States Commerce Department, reflecting a decline of 0.1%, way behind the consensus expectation of 0.4% growth. January data, however, was revised upward to show sales dipping 0.1% instead of decline of 0.3% as previously reported. It marked […]