Browsing “Sean Hannon”

3 Big Lessons Learned From the Credit Crisis

March 19, 2009

“The road to excess leads to the palace of wisdom.”

FSLR Sell-Off Expected, Reducing Risk

February 16, 2009

With a First Solar sell off on the way, Sean suggests investors sell out of any FSLR stock long term positions for the time being.

EPIC Insights Weekly Issue 16

February 15, 2009

Sean Hannon CFA, CFP released his latest edition of EPIC Insights Weekly. As of this issue Sean’s portfolio is up an impressive -0.2% vs the S&P 500’s -14.6% over the same period.

USO Advanced Analysis Offers Bullish View

February 5, 2009

Sean offers an advanced perspective on USO and why today’s market is ideal for investors in favor of the Oil ETF.

The “Great Inflation” is Coming (EWA, EWZ, EWC)

February 3, 2009

The Fed that will keep rates artificially low for a sustained period until deflation ends. Their extremities will eventually lead to the next great inflationary period.

EPIC Insights Weekly, Issue 13

January 25, 2009

Sean Hannon CFA, CFP who is the founder of EPIC Advisors, LLC and also a weekly contributor for StockTradingToGo has released his latest edition of EPIC Insights Weekly.
As of this issue Sean’s portfolio is up an impressive 1.8% vs the S&P 500’s -14.1% over the same period.

Next Two Weeks Critical For the Market (SPX, DJIA, NASDAQ)

January 23, 2009

Having suffered through a miserable 2008, investors glancing at the first three weeks of 2009 want to shield their eyes. Many markets have fallen over 10% thus far and the old problems of last year are reasserting themselves. People calling for a bottom and new bull market have been frustrated as violent prices swings evaporate [...]

A Measured Approach to Buying Banks (JPM, BAC, WFC, C, STI, GS, MS)

January 21, 2009

The investment landscape constantly shifts. As money chases returns, prices adjust and fortunes are made and lost. For years, a massive bull market in which investors who bought dips and patiently awaited a market rebound saw their wealth increase reigned. As this pattern played out, a common source of investor interest was the large financial [...]