Chasing Dreams

Good morning folks, 
Hope you had a great long weekend. 
The markets are looking a bit flat this morning which is actually a good thing. It would be nice to see them consolidate for a bit before resuming its trend higher. We are still not completely out of the woods with Greece just yet, and we had one of the Fed members talking about removing the word patience and potentially raising the rate in June.  However,as I said in this weeks video> it is hard to deny the strength in the markets. 

If you were unable to watch the video here is the link  http://ticker.tv/vegastrader66/54e0f051c9f909060b00000d

It is a lengthy video since it was my first weekend broadcast and I had a large list of stocks to watch from my weekend scans. You are able to skip forward if you just want to get to stocks to watch. I plan to do  a market recap and scan video @ 2 pm Vegas time each day. If want to be alerted whenever I go live hit the follow button  my Ticker Tv page. 

Stocks on my Radar
IBIO looks like we have continuation premarket, SRPT active premarket decent daily, LQDT pr nice looking daily looking for a 10 dolla holla, PKT hot daily nine dolla roll pr this morning, CYRN pr 3 dolla roll thin one, ONCY for you penny players pr this morning, APDN very thin pr this morning possible 3 roll, UEPS nice looking daily pr possible 13 dolla holla, GENE going bonkers once again gapper don't see any news careful I wouldn't chase it, 

GLD NDAQ IBB IWM TVIX TZA NUGT DUST SPY USO for sentiment  


CNBC in the News

	IN THE NEWS TODAY

U.S. stock futures were under pressure in early trading on the stalled Greek bailout talks and the shaky Russia-Ukraine cease-fire. Capping a positive week, the Dow closed above 18,000 and the S&P 500 hit a record on Friday. (CNBC) Debt talks between Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis and his euro zone counterparts broke down late Monday, raising concern ahead of theexpiration of Greece's current bailout loan later this month. (CNBC) Ravaged by conflict with pro-Russian separatists, Ukraine said its gross domestic product tanked 15.2 percent year over year in the fourth quarter of 2014 and 3.8 percent from the previous quarter. (CNBC) Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz, joins CNBC's "Squawk Box" at 8 a.m. ET. The former Pimco CEO handicaps the Greek debt talks, and whether stocks can withstand a Greek exit from the euro and flare-ups in Ukraine. Frits van Paasschen, chief executive at Starwood (HOT) since 2007, hasresigned "by mutual agreement" with the board of directors, the international hotel chain announced today in a statement. (CNBC) Reports that Apple (AAPL) may be developing an electric car may be enough to silence the tech giant's critics who question whether the company can produce another major revenue center beyond the iPhone, analysts told CNBC. Apple is in the process of redesigning its stores, drawing on the expertise of head designer Jony Ive. He's working with new retail boss Angela Ahrendts, who's often credited with turning round luxury retailer Burberry. (Re/code) Amazon's (AMZN) drone delivery plans appear to have been shot down by U.S. regulators, who have proposed new rules that would require operators to keep the flying machines in their line of sight. (CNBC) West Coast ports shuttered over the holiday weekend are reopening as thenation's top labor official begins efforts to break a contract stalemate between dockworkers and their employers. (AP) A federal judge in Texas has ordered a halt, at least temporarily, to President Barack Obama's executive actions on immigration, siding with Texas and 25 other states that filed a lawsuit opposing the initiatives. (NY Times) Washington state is the first to extend the sign-up deadline for Obamacare until mid-April. Other states and the federal government's HealthCare.gov insurance exchange are considering similar moves. (WSJ) Another major winter storm is extending its snowy and icy tentacles intoparts of the mid-Atlantic and Northeast, with a path that could wind its way to New England yet again. (Weather Channel) Fires burned for hours after a train carrying more than 100 tankers of crude oil derailed in a snowstorm in West Virginia, plunging at least one tanker into a river. (AP)

	BY THE NUMBERS

Investors get a number of economic reports to consider as the new week gets underway, beginning with the New York Fed's Empire State Index at8:30 a.m. ET. That measure of New York state manufacturing is expected to come in at 10 for February, barely changed from January's 9.95 reading. At 10 a.m. ET, the National Association of Home Builders is out with its monthly sentiment index for February, with economists looking for a rise to 58 from 57 in January. Corporate earnings on the docket for this morning include Goodyear Tire(GT), Medtronic (MDT), Genuine Parts (GPC), and Waste Management (WM). Today's after-the-bell earnings agenda includes Fossil (FOSL), La-Z-Boy(LZB), Potbelly (PBPB) and Vornado Realty (VNO). Zillow (Z) late Friday reported adjusted fourth quarter profit of 24 cents per share, 4 cents shy of estimates, and said its deal to buy Trulia could be completed today.

	STOCKS TO WATCH

Transocean (RIG) CEO Steven Newman has stepped down, to be replaced on an interim basis by chairman Ian Strachan. The oilfield services company also slashed its annual dividend by 80 percent, to 60 cents a share from the prior $3 a share. Liberty Global (LBTYA) may be a takeover target, according to The New York Times DealBook, though CEO Michael Fries told the paper the company has no plan to sell. McDonald's (MCD) is under pressure from shareholder group CtW Investment Group, which is calling for changes to the restaurant chain's board of directors. In the latest 13-D filing by David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital, the firm trimmed positions in Apple and Aetna (AET), and dissolved its stake in Cigna (CI).Time Warner (TWX) was among the companies in which Greenlight took a new position. Citigroup (C), Delta Air Lines (DAL), and Hertz Global (HTZ) represent new stakes for Daniel Loeb's Third Point in its latest 13-D filing, with the firm selling stakes in FedEx (FDX) and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY). Facebook (FB), Alibaba (BABA), and Apple saw David Tepper's Appaloosa Management dissolve its stakes in those companies in its latest 13-D filing. Appaloosa also cut stakes in Priceline (PCLN) and American Airlines Group(AAG).

Seeking Alpha

Today's economic calendar:
8:30 Empire State Mfg Survey
10:00 NAHB Housing Market Index
10:00 E-Commerce Retail Sales
12:45 PM Fed's Plosser: Monetary Policy and Economic Outlook
4:00 PM Treasury International Capital

Notable earnings before today's open: ACC, AGIO, ALE, CRY, GPC, GT, LECO, MDT, MGM, MNTA, NHI, PES, QSR, TGH, TTS, USAC,VDSI, VNR, WLT, WM, WRI, WWW

Notable earnings after today's close: A, ADI, AMC, ANAD, CF, CHE, CLD, DVN, ENPH, EQY, EXAC, FANG, FE, FLS, FOSL, HR, HTA,HTS, IPHS, JACK, KALU, KAR, LZB, MASI, NCLH, NP, O, OHI, OMI, PBPB, PEB, PEI, PHH, PLAB, RAIL, RAX, ROG, TEX, UCTT, VECO,VMI, VNO, VRNS, WTS, XEC, ZIXI

Best of Success!