Posts Tagged ‘SWM’

• Stocks Holding Up Well
  Joe Fahmy, February 2nd, 2010 at 1:26 pm, Comments: 0

  I constantly use the phrase: "Don't get too bullish or too bearish." It doesn’t make sense to always be Bullish or Bearish because the market is not always in an uptrend or a downtrend. I prefer to look objectively at both the positive and negative signs, and invest accordingly.
  Although I feel there may be more [...]

• Recommending Caution and Patience
  Joe Fahmy, January 20th, 2010 at 7:18 pm, Comments: 0

  My apologies for not writing in a while. As I mentioned in my last post, I have been focusing my attention on my growing money management business. We recently partnered with a well established RIA (Registered Investment Advisor). If anyone is interested in any of our managed account products, please email me directly at jfahmy@zenithasset.com.
  Also, [...]

• Observations so far this week
  Joe Fahmy, December 22nd, 2009 at 4:10 pm, Comments: 0

  Let's review some positives and negatives so far this week:
  Positive signs: The market continues to be resilient. The Big Caps are acting strong and many trading ideas are working out very well. Recent examples highlighted on this blog include $LULU +9.3% $HGSI +8.5% $CERN +4.9% $CML +3.8% $AAPL +2.5%. These are two-day gains!
  Negative signs: The [...]

• Stock to Watch for Tuesday 12/22/09
  Joe Fahmy, December 21st, 2009 at 5:22 pm, Comments: 0

  Many of the stocks I highlighted in my weekend blog significantly outperformed the market on Monday. Examples include: $HGSI +5.1%, $BCSI +3.9%, $LULU +2.9%, $CML +2.4%, and $AAPL +1.4%. It would have been nice to see stronger volume in the overall market on Monday, however, the action of leading stocks keeps me positive.
  Here are a some [...]

• The Upcoming Rally
  Joe Fahmy, December 19th, 2009 at 12:55 am, Comments: 0

  I feel the market will breakout to the upside over the next 3-6 weeks. Here are my reasons and some stocks to watch:
  1) Big Caps: I have said all along "watch the action of the Big Caps." Why? Because the large institutions traffic in this area and watching these stocks usually shows us what they are [...]