Negative Development

Published in March 4th, 2011
Posted by ray in Market Commentaries
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BarroMetrics Views: Negative Development
Last night’s S&P price action was a great example of what I call a Negative Development Setup. This one indicated a trend day probability. A trend day is one where the market moves directionally throughout a trading period and one that tends to close at the top (up swing) or bottom […]

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The First Loss

Published in March 3rd, 2011
Posted by ray in Miscellaneous
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BarroMetrics Views: The First Loss
Today I had a drink with a friend and attendee of two of my courses. In the course of our conversation, I mentioned a mutual acquaintance and I was reminded of Denise Shull’s comment (at least I think I first heard  it from her) that it’s not the first loss that […]

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Video by Jared Mast

Published in March 2nd, 2011
Posted by ray in Uncategorized
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For those who are not familiar with Ray’s track records, here is  a current interview with the Trading Elite.
Ray Barros – How to return 39% a year, for 30 years
Posted by Jared Mast on March 1, 2011
I just got done talking to Ray Barros of www.tradingsuccess.com. While Ray may not be known […]

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Brent and Mymex Crude Oil

Published in March 1st, 2011
Posted by ray in Market Commentaries
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BarroMetrics Views: Brent and Nymex Crude Oil
The other week on CNBC, just before the Middle East contagion began, I was asked what I though of Crude. I said:

I felt that Nymex Crude would close above $91.00 per barrel  and that
The Brent-Nymex spread would widen.

Last night a presentation I made for my new school, I was […]

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