kaltbaum email

kaltbaum email

Market defended at near term support…go ahead and buy any market proxy except QQQ…because AAPL remains weak…so IWM,SPY, IJR and use a break of the past week’s support as your stop. I do think it is worth it…just in case market wants to get going here…and with seasonal strength, a fed printing $40 billion/month, a…

kaltbaum email

kaltbaum email

NASDAQ futures up…S&P futures hardly up. Again, I am surprised especially with Europe and Asia being strong here…then again, I told you foreign markets were acting better than ours.   I have no decent buy points in growth here. In fact, there were even more breakdowns yesterday. I am just happy to sit and let…

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kaltbaum email

A few things from today:   BIOTECH worsens as past leaders like ALXN and BIIB head deeper into the abysss.   Really thought market could have decent day today but the early bump again was sold. Financials held market from worsening…but not much there.   Construction stocks were strong because of hurricane and not sure…

kaltbaum premarket

kaltbaum premarket

Greetings!   If you were affected by the storm, I wish you well…and that things get back to normal as soon as possible.   I am surprised futures are not up more because Europe and Asia have been strong since the weekend. I have S&P futures up half percent…but NDX futures about flat because AAPL…

THIS IS YOUR CON ARTIST NATIONAL MEDIA AT THEIR BEST…

THIS IS YOUR CON ARTIST NATIONAL MEDIA AT THEIR BEST…

[email_link] DO NOT QUESTION ANYTHING ON LIBYA BUT QUESTION ROMNEY’S GOOD INTENTIONS. MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell on Tuesday questioned the sincerity of a “storm relief” event organized by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney in Ohio, arguing that the Red Cross apparently has no need for donated clothes or canned goods. “You’ve got the image of Mitt…

HERE WE GO AGAIN. I GUESS A $1.3 TRILLION DEFICIT IS NOT ENOUGH FOR THESE IMBECILES!

HERE WE GO AGAIN. I GUESS A $1.3 TRILLION DEFICIT IS NOT ENOUGH FOR THESE IMBECILES!

[email_link] Most Americans have never heard of the National Response Coordination Center, but they’re lucky it exists on days of lethal winds and flood tides. The center is the war room of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where officials gather to decide where rescuers should go, where drinking water should be shipped, and how to assist…