Today's Video Newsletter: Consumer Confidence Plunges

Hello traders everywhere! Jeremy Lutz here with your mid-day market update for Tuesday, the 29th of January.

The markets have largely shrugged off a report from the Conference Board showing that U.S. consumer confidence fell to a fourteen-month low in January.

The Conference Board said its consumer confidence index tumbled to 58.6 in January from an upwardly revised 66.7 in December. With the decrease, the index fell to its lowest level since November of 2011. This drop is a direct reaction to smaller paychecks and uncertainty about the debt ceiling. Continue reading "Today's Video Newsletter: Consumer Confidence Plunges"

Today's Video Newsletter: Best January for stocks since 1997

Hello traders everywhere! Adam Hewison here, co-founder of MarketClub with your mid-day market update for Monday, the 28th of January.

January of 2013 turned out to be the best January since 1997. Now there are two worlds out there, one is the world of stocks, and the other one is the real world of main street. So, it's Wall Street versus main street and it looks as though stocks are going to do better on the upside based on the market itself. Whether higher stock prices translate into a better economy is another matter, but stocks look like they want to go higher.

Yahoo reports Q4 earnings after the bell. Tonight we will see if the magic of Marissa Mayer has rubbed off on Yahoo. You may remember that Marissa was a long time key executive and spokesperson for Google before joining Yahoo as CEO in 2012. We will be analyzing Yahoo (YHOO) today using our Trade Triangle technology. The question is, how can Yahoo monetize its 750,000,000 million users?

Along with Yahoo (YHOO), we will be looking at energy, precious metals, forex and the equity markets. Continue reading "Today's Video Newsletter: Best January for stocks since 1997"

Today's Video Newsletter: Exxon regains its crown, while Apple loses value by the minute

Hello traders everywhere! Adam Hewison here, co-founder of MarketClub with your mid-day market update for Friday, the 25th of January.

The bad news keeps on coming for Apple as it continues to erode in early trading. It would appear as if all confidence in this stock is rapidly disappearing. How low can Apple go? In today's video newsletter, will be answering that question with some technical insights and objectives. We have two downside objectives for Apple, along with a cyclic time frame that we believe is pertinent to this particular stock.

Along with Apple (AAPL), we will be looking at energy, precious metals, forex, and the equity markets.

We will also be covering six stocks on the move: Weyerhaeuser (WY), Hasbro (HAS), Yum Brands (YUM), NetFlix (NFLX), Kla-Tencor (KLAC), and finally, Verisign (VRSN).

Don't forget to watch and share your comments with us on our blog.

Have a great trading day and an ever better weekend. I'll catch up with you all on Monday.
Adam Hewison
President INO.com and co-founder of MarketClub

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Today's Video Newsletter: Apple implodes, Netflix explodes, and Starbucks reports after the bell

Hello traders everywhere! Adam Hewison here, co-founder of MarketClub with your mid-day market update for Thursday, the 24th of January.

The news after the bell yesterday was not so good for Apple. In after hours trading, Apple plunged down over 10%, losing over $40 billion its value in a little less than 90 minutes! To put that in perspective, Apple's loss of $40 billion in shareholders' value was greater than the total value of Wells Fargo Bank! Our Trade Triangle technology nailed Apple stock months ago and signaled its move to the downside. Continue reading "Today's Video Newsletter: Apple implodes, Netflix explodes, and Starbucks reports after the bell"

Today's MarketClub TV: Apple reports earnings after the close … and the world waits

Hello traders everywhere! Adam Hewison here, President of INO.com and co-founder of MarketClub with MarketClub TV for Wednesday, the 23rd of January.

After the bell today, Apple reports its fourth-quarter earnings and it could be a surprise. The stock is very close to its recent lows of $488, which represents a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement from the highs around $700 a share.

Can Apple regain its mojo? Will a perceived poor earnings report overcome the current negative attitude that has driven this stock down to the basement?

Any rally in an Apple surprise should be viewed as a "dead cat bounce" in a longer term downtrend. The waiting will be over after the bell. Continue reading "Today's MarketClub TV: Apple reports earnings after the close … and the world waits"