Holiday Links

As some of you, but not all, have discovered, I have been sharing some key research and links over the weekend through my twitter feed. However, if you don't read that, here's a compilation of some reads I think you'll find helpful this holiday weekend:

• Words from the investment wise (Investment Postcards)

• Sentiment overview (Trader's Narrative)

• After 5 consecutive weeks of higher highs/higher lows, what happens the week after the first pullback? (MarketTells)

• Friday produced a sell signal in the chart pattern indicator (Bulkowski)

• Mind the wedge! (Stocata)

• Negative divergences abound (Decision Point)

• Are the markets ahead of themselves? (Jeff Cooper)

• The week in charts (Dave Landry)

• Where have the investors gone? (The Market Oracle)

• More market forecasts (Value Expectations)

• Do you have Dow 10,285.97 on your radar? (Stock Trader's Almanac)

• Weekly movers by sector (Briefing.com)

• Goldman's U.S. weekly kickstart (ShiftCTRL)

• How would an investor fared had he followed Goldman's focus list? (Reading The Markets)

• Magic formula weekly roundup (Magic Diligence)

• Need research ideas? 50 pullbacks to watch (The Kirk Report)

• Must Read: How to build a solid market foundation (Tucker Report)

• Get your mind right with the best of Dr. Brett Steenbarger (TraderFeed)

• How to avoid the risk of ruin in trading (TraderFeed)

• Why do so many traders have difficulty in taking a loss? (Genius Trader)

• Vervoort talks money management (Trader's Library)

• No matter how good you think you are it is important that you improve your knowledge base. Here's how (Big Picture)

• 4 things traders can do to tip the probabilities of success in their favor (Doug Hirschhorn)

• The only way you will ever master the market is to master yourself (Crosshairs Trader)

• Time waster: the stock market spelling bee (StockBee)

• Thoughts on the new year (Tony Robbins)

• "The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one." - Elbert Hubbard