Stocks for Today...

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by investics, Feb 14, 2010.

  1. #51     Mar 8, 2010
  2. <b>Stocks I am currently (08.Mar.2010, 1:55 PM) watching:</b>

    APKT
    LYV
    CGX
    MIL
    LAB
    HSNI
    CLF
    VCI
    SII
    SCSS
    ICOC
    F
    NFP
    SUSQ
    EWBC
    ROSE
    TPX
    KTII
    BARE
    SNCR
    VOLC
    RVI
    PERY
    NTGR
    EZPW
    DFT
    PEI
    ID
    COLB
    NRGP
    WBSN
    ZNT
    UBSI
    ARMH
    DLB
    WYN
    GRA
    TTM
    WLT
    CMI
    ACGY
    LTD
    CAKE
    NGLS
    CFL
    MLNK
    ACTG
    FINL
    ROK
    LBTYA
     
    #52     Mar 8, 2010
  3. Stocks I like thus far this AM - 09.Mar.2010 : <b>SVVS</b> & <b>FRPT</b>


    I do not buy a stock only because it is going up.


    I like a stock when it is near its 6 month high.
     
    #53     Mar 9, 2010
  4. <b>Market View - 11.Mar.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 79%</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    Hold
    <b>Sell Cautiously</b>
    Sell Aggressively

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    With the above number, at <b>79%</b>, I am changing my sentiment to start selling and locking in profits. I expect a pull back soon. The Markets are in in the stage of over bought levels. Next week will host options week, we will some volatility there.
    I suggest you read this post for more details.

    I would be very careful making new buys at this stage.....

    Cheers!
     
    #54     Mar 11, 2010
  5. <b>Market View - 16.Mar.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 79%</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    Hold
    Sell Cautiously
    <b>Sell Aggressively</b>

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    I think we have done well so far. I like to believe that markets move in short term cycles. My systems helps me take advantage of these mini-cycles.

    I have close by <b>$TYH</b> buy from <b>04.Feb.2010</b> at <b>30%+</b>

    As of 5 minutes ago I have moved to cash to lock in my profits. I think the market is over bought here. There is no need for us to take any risk at this stage. We shall wait tell things settle down. I am expecting a minor pullback soon.

    Cheers!
     
    #55     Mar 16, 2010
  6. Bought some short ETF <b>DRV</b> this morning on <b>19.Mar.2010</b> @ <b>$8.72</b>.

    The reason being the bullish version of the same ETF <b>DRN</b> had the largest move in the last 20 days - <b>45%+</b>.

    Ideally I would have liked to short <b>DRN</b>, but I don't feel comfortable doing so yet.
     
    #56     Mar 19, 2010
  7. <b>Market View - 20.Mar.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 78%</b>

    New Approach

    My market breadth system had already given me the signal that the Market was over bought.

    Thus I ranked the 3x ETFs in terms of their one month performance. The numbers you see below are as of this morning (20.Mar.2010):

    Symbol One_Month_Performance
    DRN 44.48
    FAS 32.67
    TNA 27.83
    EDC 27.26
    MWJ 26.58

    They were higher on Thu after close.

    Thus I decided to go long the Bear ETF of <b>DRN</b> above which is <b>DRV</b>.

    So far it has panned out well. Will have to wait and watch.

    Have a Great Week-End!
     
    #57     Mar 20, 2010
  8. This is going to be a difficult post to make. My current largest position is short.

    But after looking at the numbers at close today, the recovery from Fri was decent.

    The money flow was inwards.

    My game plan is to watch the market closely for another day or two and if I see bullish trends continue I am going to go all in cash, YES!....I still do believe the market is over bought to enter here.

    Cheers!
     
    #58     Mar 22, 2010
  9. Stocks looking good today <b>SHOO</b> & <b>PRGO</b>.

    I am not entering any long postions as of now....
     
    #59     Mar 23, 2010
  10. <b>Market View - 26.Mar.2010</b>

    <b>NYSE Percent of stocks above the 50 Day MA: 78%</b>

    Buy Aggressively
    Buy Cautiously
    Hold
    Sell Cautiously
    <b>Sell Aggressively</b>

    (the highlighted option is my current sentiment)

    The numbers at the end of the day do not do justice to the days action. It was a very volatile day, with solid volume. Money seems to have trickled out.

    I skipped a few heartbeats when my short position was almost 10% in the red, but it has recovered since then.

    This might be the pull back I have been waiting for. It takes just a few days for the markets to re balance itself, which is usually very painful.

    Cheers!
     
    #60     Mar 26, 2010