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Adam Sarhan is a contributing writer to Minyanville.com. Earlier today he published this article and sent a related note to FindLeadingStocks.com members. Don’t Fight The Tape: Don’t Fight The Tape is an old adage on Wall Street that sounds great in theory but is difficult for most people to apply in real-time. Why? Because most…

How I Find Tops & Bottoms: Look For Time + Patterns
LIKE THIS? HELP SPREAD THE WORD & TELL Your FRIENDS ABOUT OUR SITE Look For Time AND Patterns: You probably know by now, that in uptrends, I prefer to step up and buying weakness, not just strength. Doing this requires patience and discipline. When a market (or stock) pulls back it is imperative to be…

The Fed's Biggest Problem
Like This? Join Our Free Newsletter Here The Federal Reserve is in a tough spot and faced with a big conundrum: the economy is not responding well (GDP most likely contracted last quarter) to their historic easy money policies. Since 2008, the Fed has held rates at zero and has pumped more money into the system…

Technical Damage Mounting For Gold
Like this? Join Our Free Newsletter Here Bearish Technical Signs Mounting For The Yellow Metal: Todd has done a great job highlighting gold’s woes in recent weeks. Earlier this week, gold broke down below two important technical areas: inverse cup-with-handle pattern, and…

Guest Posts: Coming to Terms with Reality & China Slowdown
Click Here To Join Our our FREE Newsletter: The swift reversal for US benchmark indices midweek saw the S&P 500 index drop like a stone from within 4-points of setting a fresh record peak. Three weeks ago investors appeared to cross the Rubicon by discounting tepid data as a temporary phenomenon with activity and hiring…

If You Do Not Have a Sound Trading Plan, Stop Trading
This Week’s Trading Lesson Sound Systems Yield Success: When you think of the best run companies in the world, what names come to mind? Wal-Mart? Proctor and Gamble? Perhaps Apple? Think of the worst run companies and you might think of a company like Enron, which is now out of business because it was run…