The Traderszone Network

Anyone who has followed this blog for any amount of time will know the names Josh Brown, Felix Salmon, Joe Weisenthal and Megan Murphy. A couple of days ago they sat down with Charlie Rose to talk about how digital journalism and blogs have changed how financial news is covered and how the markets themselves operate. On Twitter today I wrote:

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3 days and 1400 NKY points roundtrip and all is once again well in the world according to Abe. The Nikkei 225 has just recovered all its losses from the dismal GDP downside ‘surprise’ thanks to a never-ending levitation in USDJPY back over 117.00. For now, the momentumn has stalled for stocks… but we are sure another regurgitated headline-full of Japanese policy-maker bullshit will send USDJPY to 120 and NKY back to 40,000 any day now – thus proving to all that Japan is indeed ‘recovered’.

USDJPY surges… NKY catches up somewhat… but has stalled for now…

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A House-supported bill to approve the controversial Keystone XL pipeline narrowly failed to garner enough votes to pass the Senate late Tuesday.

Dissecting current market conditions, with Jonathan Krinsky, MKM Partners.

“Mad Money” host Jim Cramer issues a warning investors should heed.

Triggered Stocks

BLT, ACHC, MDXG

Trades

Sold balance AMBA +21%

New Stocks

None

Upside’s Commentary

The major averages ended Tuesday near their highs with the S&P 500 (+0.5%) registering its fifth consecutive advance. The benchmark index settled at a fresh record at 2,051.80 high while the Nasdaq Composite (+0.7%) outperformed after struggling yesterday.

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How weak can the yen get? Forecasters are lowering their already bearish targets after the new disappointing economic data.