May 14 2013
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Gil Morales talks with Danny Stewart on Wall Street Shuffle radio about the uptrending, almost parabolic market, and breakouts of stocks that were previously given up for dead!

May 13 2013

Gil Morales talks with Stuart Varney about the 21st Century tech stocks that are rallying in 2013!

May 1 2013

Is there money in Sin? In their May MarketWatch.com Trading Strategies article Morales & Kacher state their case for fast food stocks to nourish investors’ returns.

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April 30 2013
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Dr. K appears with Dan Cofall and Danny Stewar to talk about Paul Krugman’s being “right,” and whether or not they agree or disagree. And why!

April 23 2013
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Gil Morales discusses with Gabe Wisdom, his take on the paradox on the price of gold stocks vs. actual hard assets. Gil says, investors are taking advantage of lower gold and silver prices to buy the real thing shows that they still don’t trust paper currencies.

April 2 2013

“This second book by the authors…will arm you with a set of analysis techniques and trading strategies that are a step forward in the evolution of the O’Neil model.”

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This review appeared in the April 2013 printed issue of the magazine as well as their website at the url above.

April 1 2013

Since automobiles are a critical part of the Japanese economy, should Japan’s bull market continue, according to Kacher & Morales, companies such as Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Corp should greatly benefit.

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March 25 2013
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Gil Morales talks about certain stocks that are breaking down on the George Jarkesy show, and how QE is really what’s driving this market.

March 20 2013
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CHRIS KACHER joins the George Jarkesy show to talk about the Euro Zone and IMF as well as what you should know about the sell-off in U.S. Futures.

March 11 2013

There is nothing scarier than trying to buy a massive upside gap-up in a leading stock… Psychologically, the initial conclusion one might draw by observing such a wild upside price move is that the stock is simply “too high to buy” and therefore one must simply chalk it up as a fish that got away.
Surprisingly, however, our studies show that such gap-up moves, when they meet certain criteria, can often serve as very “safe” and actionable buy signals.

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