By Lawrence G. McMillanThis market just keeps rolling along. It is overbought, but that's probably a good thing rather than a bad thing. As the noted Smith Barney technician, the late Alan Shaw, said...
By Lawrence G. McMillanThe normal version of “Dogs of the Dow” is a trading/dividend strategy in which one buys the 5 or 6 worst performing Dow stocks of the 30 Industrials at the end of one year and...
By Lawrence G. McMillanAfter gapping sharply higher on the NVDA earnings (February 22nd), $SPX slowed down a little but did not really pull back strongly. In fact, the Index made another new closing...
By Lawrence G. McMillanEvery week there seems to be a small "saga" that affects the market briefly for only a day or two. Then, stocks roar back (at least some stocks do), carrying the major indices...
By Lawrence G. McMillanThe weighted equity-only put-call ratio curled upward yesterday from extremely low levels, and the computer analysis programs rate this as a sell signal. The standard ratio did...
By Lawrence G. McMillanThis article was originally published in The Option Strategist Newsletter Volume 15, No. 14 on July 27, 2006. As our marketplaces evolve, so do the products...
By Lawrence G. McMillanOn Tuesday (February 13th), there was a negative CPI report, and the market fell sharply in two heavy waves of selling. But late in the day, buyers came in and they have been...