Article Archive For Keyword: Happened

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• Merck and Company (MRK). . . What's Happened?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The long-term trend for Merck and Company has been in jeopardy since it broke through its support line in December of 2001. What is the new outlook for this company?

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: AUG 2004

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• Symmetrical Triangle & Fan Lines: What happened to Citigroup?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The best investment advice you will receive -- if a certain Prince is interested in buying long then you should be selling out your long position or shorting the equity!

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: JUL 2002

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• What Happened To Hewlett-Packard?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The last time I wrote on this equity it had a very nice head and shoulders bottom reversal pattern. I was anticipating it to go higher over the long-term, but. . . things change. The time to sell long positions was when the long-term trendline was brok

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: AUG 2004

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• What Happened To My Profit?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The effects of implied volatility are underestimated by many option traders. It can vary greatly and unpredictably over an option's life and have a negative impact on the profitability of an option position.

AUTHOR: James LeahyDATE: FEB 2013

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• What Happened To TZOO?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...On July 19, I wrote about TZOO, which Dan Zanger discussed in his newsletter as a potential buy. On July 20, it put in an engulfing bear candlestick pattern and then on July 21, it dropped off a cliff. What happened?

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: JUL 2011

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• What Happened To The Golden Season?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Year-end has historically been a good time to own gold thanks to seasonal jewelry demand. So what happened in 2013?

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: DEC 2013

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• What's Happened To Coke?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Large and powerful formations are not always invulnerable to outside forces, and Coca-Cola is a case in point.

AUTHOR: Andrew HetheringtonDATE: AUG 2004