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Today's MoMo
FTHR, AKAM, BIOV, CLB, SMDI, SPAR, AMIE, DDE, PME, BRR, MEH, SHOO, IEDU, PRAN, CTV, TXCO, ICLR, FIZ, NEU, RMKR, POLXF, WRLD, VSTH
FTHR
AKAM
BIOV
CLB
SMDI
SPAR
AMIE
DDE
PME
BRR
MEH
SHOO
IEDU
PRAN
CTV
TXCO
ICLR
FIZ
NEU
RMKR
POLXF
WRLD
VSTH
Today's TOP MG Group:
http://img206.imageshack.us/img206/166/topgroup727hb7.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Morning Movers:SIRF MGLN ONNN RMBS GNSS DECK DRIV LIHRY AAUK NTGR FORM AMMD CRME PXPL GPN ISIS MDG HAL VLO VSEA
Some Upgrades:GNSS DCX JAS AXA EQIX COT CLS LWSN PENN LZ RNVS IFLO
See the TSI cross over at 9:52
http://img64.imageshack.us/img64/5586/nazww4.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Traded HITT for an avg 1.01sh...100 more of those and I'll get back what I gave back on WITS...IIC
Lyehopper
07-28-2006, 12:34 PM
Doug, I'd really love to see more links in your signature dude. Surely you can do better than this. :p
Doug, I'd really love to see more links in your signature dude. Surely you can do better than this. :p
Actually I have 21 sites now...but I'm being selective in what I put in my signature. However, if your wife ever dumps you you might try my personals site:
http://LoveLinksOnline.com
Good Luck...Doug(IIC)
Bot RACK....IIC
add RACK...got my basis down to 21.28
add RACK...got my basis down to 21.28
Lost a few cents on it
Lost a few cents on it
Well...a few is only about 3...So actually I lost a few more than a few...so I skipped lunch
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT Stockcharts.com's "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" Simply click the link below:
IIC 100 at Stockcharts.com (http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1659925)
You may also see a daily analysis of some of the IIC 100 pix as well as other lists at:
Parabolic Stock Picks (http://spikefader.awardspace.com/parabolicstockpicks)
AND...Mr. Breakout has a SPECIAL FREE OFFER for RealTime Streaming Index quotes...Visit MrBreakout.com (http://MrBreakout.com)
THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 7/31/06
EZPW HANS DAKT MED IFO FMCN GIGM GMTC DTLK ININ MEK EGY BGC NTG SLW TSCM AKAM GRB TWGP KNOT ADM TTI ACLI SMSI ARTG CMRG CELG GLG ICLR SWHC NUHC OMCL GOL FORM ARD BRLI FTI ORA ZUMZ VMI SLP TEX BUCY NUAN LVS TYL MENT NTRI DSGX HOLX LIFC ECHO ALY ACGY HRZ TBBK CYBS PNFP FIX SPN PRFT BCO GFI HPOL NPTH DIGE STKL IFSIA CTSH HWAY CHINA BRKR GLBL SLB PWR ATHR PRXL RKT FLS MTW RBN IFS CME EGN MTZ MICC ECLG JOBS ICE BHP AOS TTEC TESOF CAM BHI AIR BPHX SII WFT PQ
Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100
ADM ARD BRLI CELG CME CTSH DAKT EZPW FTI GOL HANS HOLX ICE ICLR KNOT LIFC MED PNFP TWGP TTI
Added this week: CELG CME HOLX KNOT
Deleted from last week: BOT FORM GLG LVS SLB ZUMZ
This week there are 20...Last week there were 22...Of the 22...
19 were up and 3 were down.
There are 34 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.
...Best, Doug(IIC)
PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been
the results each week:
For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.
For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.
For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.
For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.
For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn
For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn
For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn
For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn
For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn
For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn
For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn
For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn
For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn
For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn
For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn
For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn
For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn
For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn
For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn
For the week starting 5/15/06 there were 2 up 18 dn
For the week starting 5/22/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 5/30/06 there were 23 up 6 dn
For the week starting 6/5/06 there were 2 up 26 dn
For the week starting 6/12/06 there were 8 up 18 dn
For the week starting 6/19/06 there were 17 up 9 dn
For the week starting 6/26/06 there were 25 up 0 dn
For the week starting 7/3/06 there were 7 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/10/06 there were 3 up 25 dn
For the week starting 7/17/06 there were 6 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/24/06 there were 19 up 3 dn
If you would like the IIC 100 in a vertical format...you can use this site to convert it: http://www.ttrader.com/stockchat/replace_symbols.php
IIC 100 vs. IBD 100
IBD narrowed the gap a bit but YTD the standings for the Top 10 from each list are:
IIC 100 Top 10 +23.94%
IBD 100 Top 10 +14.82%
Dang...I wish I was personally up 23% this year...Maybe I'd be better off just telling everybody else what to buy...lol
Yesterday's Best and Worst MG Groups:
http://img70.imageshack.us/img70/8118/mggroups72806fg3.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Nasdaq Short Interest the past 13 months
Date
Shares Short
Issues
July 15, 2005
5,748,318,831
3,352
August 15, 2005
5,821,353,067
3,353
September 15, 2005
5,811,842,432
3,337
October 25, 2005
5,944,351,614
3,316
November 25, 2005
5,913,634,842
3,302
December 27, 2005
5,882,483,998
3,311
January 13, 2006
5,885,355,970
3,312
February 15, 2005
5,357,779,121
3,371
March 15, 2006
6,198,926,815
3,295
April 15, 2006
6,286,025,884
3,282
May 15, 2006
6,451,337,395
3,301
June 15, 2006
7,188,384,593
3,299
July 14, 2006
7,139,899,294
3,300
IIC Top 10 Under $10
IFO,GIGM,GMTC,DTLK,EGY,SLW,TSCM,ARTG,SWHC,SLP
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6R8
I don't know if non subscribers can see this...But Copper looks good here:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$COPPER&p=D&yr=0&mn=6&dy=0&id=p67345775286&a=67731756
IIC's Crystal Ball....MACD Crossovers...BEFORE They Crossover!!!
Last weekend the Crystal Ball was right on...they all crossed over early on Monday:
ICOS, ELK, BGP, BRLI, UGI, VMSI
Little Charts: http://trimurl.com/6OS
Might be a little tougher this week since there are so many:
JEF,HLF,FSTR,FPO,CTSH,ACV,ADVS,AG,ALD,ALNY,ARC,BDN ,CRA,CPT,CCI,CAJ,
XMSR,WW,UNP,TTI,SUF,STRL,SBAC,KNOT,NRF,ROP,PWEI,PN C,NTG,OS,PCAR,PJC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RG
http://trimurl.com/6RH
Good Luck...Doug(IIC)
Friday's MoMo:
For newbies: My MoMo (Momentum) list consists of stocks in the Top 5% of my Relative Strength (RS) Database of 5500 equities that closed up at least 2% on at least 1.5x Average Daily Volume.
My RS numbers may not be exact when compared to other's because we may have a different number of stocks in our databases, the treatment of IPO's and the fact that my database goes from 1-100...But most are very close as the RS formula is basic...Doug(IIC)
ZONS, FORM, NTY, SRI, DECK, HITT, CLEC, MWIV, MEH, FMCN, JADE, PME, RICK, SPSX, BIOV, OS, EME, CLDN, BLSI, TWTC, TFR, PRAN, NUHC, NGA, ICLR, CTCI, STIZ
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RI
http://trimurl.com/6RJ
ZONS
FORM
NTY
SRI
DECK
HITT
CLEC
MWIV
MEH
FMCN
JADE
PME
RICK
SPSX
BIOV
OS
EME
CLDN
BLSI
TWTC
TFR
PRAN
NUHC
NGA
ICLR
CTCI
STIZ
IIC's Undiscovered Gems...The Creme de la Crap...These stocks are in the bottom 10% of my Relative Strength Database and yet they have good recent EPS % increases as well as very good EPS % projections...If you like to Dumpster Dive you just might find something of interest:
BRNC, NR, STTS, TASR, CMVT, KEYW, MATR, MCDTA, CSAR, HIMX, CDI, DCP, GGL, PMCS
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RK
BRNC
NR
STTS
TASR
CMVT
KEYW
MATR
MCDTA
CSAR
HIMX
CDI
DCP
GGL
PMCS
Looks like resistance is at 2100 and 2120ish:
http://www.internetnews.com/img/2006/07/compx072806.png
If you're goin' through hell,
Keep on goin'.
Don't slow down:
If you're scared don't show it.
You might get out,
'Fore the devil even knows you're there.
Over the 50sma...I like it if it can bust thru the 20ema:
http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/4714/knotoj5.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
07-30-2006, 03:46 AM
Doug, here is an example port as I was talking about on Dave’s thread. 100K with 2% risk. Positions where sized off 2000. as per total risk allocated. Stop out point is 200 per position. Trades taken as of close Friday. Notice total invested is just shy of 20K. I wont need to track the port as it will auto reload every day. I used a random selection off your list and did not even look at them all.
http://img82.imageshack.us/img82/531/iic72806pa7.png (http://imageshack.us)
Doug, had this port been taken at the open Friday it would have gained 1.08% or 213.61.
Runner
07-30-2006, 05:48 AM
Doug, I’m also going to track a different strategy or a volatility port on these. I basically set up each position with a 200 risk and divided the volatility to get a different amount of shares per position. Here is the results..
Standard fixed amount
ADM=45 shares
BUCY=39
CELG=42
EZPW=48
DAKT=71
HANS=44
HOLX=44
ICLR=30
PNFP=60
KNOT=108
Here is the difference with the volatility port
ADM=71 shares @ 2.78
BUCY=34 @5.88
CELG=34 @ 3.70
DAKT=65 @ 3.06
EZPW=36 @ 5.43
HANS=37 @ 5.27
HOLX=49 @ 4.08
ICLR=41 @ 4.86
PNFP=114 @1.74
KNOT=0
The Volatility port had total value at 22K and so I removed KNOT and so here is the value of the two different ports. Don’t forget the volatility port has only 9 positions
Standard fixed port Value 19,738.78
Volatility Port Value 19,484.97
Here is the differences in the two had it been bot @ the open Friday
Fixed Port +213.61 or 1.08%
Volatility Port +276.78 or 1.42%
I think this about dos it. I just looked at my clock and it is 0540am and I think I might need to get a nap before sun rise today..
Let me know if this interests you or not.
It will be interesting Runner...But KNOT is my favorite one so far...thx...Doug
Last week's A/D/U's...IIC:
http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/6259/zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzvn6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
07-30-2006, 12:08 PM
It will be interesting Runner...But KNOT is my favorite one so far...thx...Doug
Doug, the fixed port has 108 shares of KNOT so I’m glad I randomly picked one of your favorites.
Doug, I'd really love to see more links in your signature dude. Surely you can do better than this. :p
Lye...I'm sure you'll be thrilled to know that I just added another one...Since everyone is finally talking about foreclosures I thought I'd jump on the bandwagon
skiracer
07-30-2006, 01:16 PM
Lye...I'm sure you'll be thrilled to know that I just added another one...Since everyone is finally talking about foreclosures I thought I'd jump on the bandwagon
Pretty soon it'll take you more time to read the links than the post.
Pretty soon it'll take you more time to read the links than the post.
OK...I rearranged them so it is not so high vertically...makes it look like there's less...sort of an illusion...I threw up 5 sites this weekend...but I only listed one...Doug
PS...I'm tryin' to be your GO TO GUY...No matter what you want...LOL
skiracer
07-30-2006, 01:50 PM
OK...I rearranged them so it is not so high vertically...makes it look like there's less...sort of an illusion...I threw up 5 sites this weekend...but I only listed one...Doug
PS...I'm tryin' to be your GO TO GUY...No matter what you want...LOL
Actually that does look alot nicer and out of the way.
3/5/10/20ema crossovers:
ACV,SUI,SOV,SLE,APOG,CBB,NLY,RMD,MGLN,CBR,DCOM,FNM ,HITT,GPK,KCP
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RN
I'm not going to put up the charts that show it...But the formula is 3>=5>=10>=20ema on 3 upward crossovers on Friday...Doug(IIC)
Bot IFO mid 8.40's......IIC
Bot IFO mid 8.40's......IIC
Trim for .26....IIC
Quote:
Originally Posted by IIC
Bot IFO mid 8.40's......IIC
Trim for .26....IIC
out in the 8.90's...IIC
Again with the IFO! Yet in post #4904 (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58353) of this thread you confirmed your hatred for it.
peanuts
07-31-2006, 04:06 PM
Bot IFO mid 8.40's......IIC
out in the 8.90's...IIC
Nice, er, "investing" Doug... how many shares are we talking about?
Nice, er, "investing" Doug... how many shares are we talking about?
Less than 10,000...Doug(IIC)
Again with the IFO! Yet in post #4904 (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58353) of this thread you confirmed your hatred for it.
Who am I to argue with the # 1 stock in the IIC Top 10 Under $10 List this week?...IIC
Runner
07-31-2006, 04:36 PM
Well here is really day one of the IIC Random 100K model. Looks like 70% saw a slight increase today. With top producer being KNOT. I won’t post this on a daily bases but maybe once per week. Transaction fees are included in port with round trip 2.00 except knot is a little higher. Purpose of the model is money management and position sizing. Remember I’m looking for a R/2-3 profit per position. 200.00 is my initial loss or R/1..If R level is met we will trail higher hopefully.
http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/9285/iic73106pz2.png (http://imageshack.us)
The combo port for both Fixed and volatility fares as such:
http://img511.imageshack.us/img511/9567/iic731nx8.png (http://imageshack.us)
billyjoe
07-31-2006, 06:26 PM
Who am I to argue with the # 1 stock in the IIC Top 10 Under $10 List this week?...IIC
Doug,
AOB has been #1 or in the top 10 of that list for a year or so and it is a dog in my humble opinion. Of course this shouldn't have any effect on IFO.
-----------billyjoe
billyjoe
07-31-2006, 06:30 PM
Runner,
If I had the funds , I'd have separate portfolios for Mr.Market picks as well as Spike's , IIC , New-born , and Karel's. I'll bet overall a person would do well if they could keep track of everything.
---------billyjoe
Defense Contracts Announced Monday
The following contracts were reported Monday:
Boeing Co. (BA) Long Beach, Calif., received a $780 million firm-fixed-price contract. This is an undefinitized contract action for a foreign military sales delivery order contract that will provide four C-17 aircraft to the Royal Australian Air Force. At this time, $390 million has been obligated. This work will be completed in phases: first delivery November 2006; second, May 2007; third, January 2008 and fourth, February 2008.
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s (LMT) Aeronautics Corp., Littleton, Co., received an $8.05 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract. The purpose of this action is for AFRL/VS to exercise the option portion of this contract, which result in a critical design review and post CDR activities to achieve space situational awareness capabilities and functionality into to a Nan satellite package. At this time $400,000 has been obligated. This work will be complete August 2007.
Honeywell International Inc. (HON) Defense and Space Electronic Systems, Clearwater, Fla., received a $6.82 million firm-fixed-price contract. This contract is to continue spiral development of existing ballistic missile range safety technology systems and procure additional BMRST system is a mobile global positioning system and telemetry based space launch range safety systems. This work will be complete July 2007.
Integral Systems Inc. (ISYS), Lanham, Md., received a $6.43 million cost-plus-award fee contract modification. This contract change modifies the command and control system-consolidated effort to support the test automated operations development for the wideband gapfiller satellite program. This change will also incorporate new WGS requirements. At this time $2.76 million has been obligated. This work will be complete June 2010.
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s (LMT) Aeronautics Corp., Marietta, Ga., received a $5.37 million firm-fixed-price contract modification. This is a modification to the C-15 avionics modernization program and the procurement of Lot II and Lot IV mobility readiness spares for the avionics modernization program. This work will be complete June 2008.
General Dynamics Corp.'s (GD) Land Systems Inc., Sterling Heights, Mich., received on July 27 an $8.32 million modification to a cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for systems technical support for the Abrams Tank program. Work is expected to be completed by Dec. 31.
Honeywell International Inc. (HON), Clearwater, Fla., received on July 27 a delivery order amount of $7.53 million as part of a $7.53 million firm-fixed-price contract for inertial navigation unit for the Bradley fighting vehicle system, Knight vehicle, Bradley fire support team, and Abrams integrated management. Work is expected to be completed by July 31, 2008.
Raytheon Co.'s (RTN) Systems Co., Integrated Defense Systems, Keyport, Wash., received an estimated $95.4 million firm-fixed-price modification to previously awarded contract for the consolidated MK48 and MK54 torpedo kit hardware, with engineering and repair services. The primary purpose of this modification is to purchase the necessary quantities of torpedoes and support services necessary to support fleet operational requirements for the various torpedo product lines. Work is expected to be completed by June 2009.
Northrop Grumman Corp.'s (NOC) Ship Systems (NGSS),Pascagoula, Miss., received a not-to-exceed $58.4 million cost-plus-award-fee contract for CG 47 and DD 963 class integrated planning yard services. NGSS will provide expert design, planning, and material support services for both maintenance and modernization. Work is expected to be completed by July 2011.
Boeing Co. (BA), St. Louis, Mo., received a $44.3 million modification to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price contract for 28 Harpoon all-up-round missiles. Work is expected to be completed in June 2007.
Rockwell Collins Corp.'s (COL) Government Systems Division, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, received a $25.8 million ten-year requirements contract for performanced based logistics support of the AN/ARC-210 electronics protection radio system used on numerous aircraft platforms, ground stations, and aboard ships. This contract includes one five-year option period, which if exercised, brings the total estimated value of the contract to $53.2 million. Work is expected to be completed by July 2016.
Lockheed Martin Corp.'s (LMT) Maritime Systems and Sensors Electronics Park, received a not-to-exceed $23.4 million cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price modification under previously awarded letter contract to exercise an option for production of three installation and checkout kits and supporting equipment for three remote minehunting vehicle units, engineering services, and overhaul of the remote minehunting engineering development models numbers 1 and 2. Work is expected to be completed by August 2007.
Northrop Grumman Corp.'s (NOC) Electronic Systems, Annapolis, Md., received an $18.6 million cost-plus-award-fee delivery order to a basic ordering agreement for the advanced SEAL delivery system reliability improvement program. Under this delivery order, NGES will perform critical system reviews to systematically review the ASDS-1 design in order to support the development of a plan for increasing the availability and reliability of ASDS, analyze supply support alternatives and diminished manufacturing sources, and provide other related support. Work is expected to be completed by May 2007.
Rolls-Royce Group PLC (RR.LN), Bristol, England, received a $5.35 million priced order under previously awarded contract for procurement of ring base plates used in support of the F-402 engine. Work is to be completed by August 2009.
skiracer
07-31-2006, 06:46 PM
Runner,
If I had the funds , I'd have separate portfolios for Mr.Market picks as well as Spike's , IIC , New-born , and Karel's. I'll bet overall a person would do well if they could keep track of everything.
---------billyjoe
Billyjoe,
How would you determine which ones you would buy. I think it would be a much harder task especially with gettng stopped out before they made their moves. Or maybe you don't set any stops and hold for the longer term but you should still have some targets set in your mind.
Doug,
AOB has been #1 or in the top 10 of that list for a year or so and it is a dog in my humble opinion. Of course this shouldn't have any effect on IFO.
-----------billyjoe
Billy...I believe you have my list confused with another list...AOB is not in the IIC Top 10 Under $10 and has not been for quite some time...In fact here is a post I made in the Veteran's Day Data Dump thread last Nov 11th along with another comment I posted on Nov 14th of last year:
11-14-2005, 06:40 PM
http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/customavatars/avatar451_2.gif (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/member.php?u=451)IIC (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/member.php?u=451) http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/images/statusicon/user_online.gif vbmenu_register("postmenu_30991", true);
Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 6,779
http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/images/icons/icon1.gif 11/11/05
Quote:
Originally Posted by IIC
My gut...AOB is toast!!!...I had a dream the other night...
I'll wait till Mr. M narrows it down to do some DD...BTW, where's HOM???
11/14/05
I guess dreams do come true...LOL
PS...I bot HOM today but I'm down a few cents...heldover...IIC
Runner
07-31-2006, 07:54 PM
Runner,
If I had the funds , I'd have separate portfolios for Mr.Market picks as well as Spike's , IIC , New-born , and Karel's. I'll bet overall a person would do well if they could keep track of everything.
---------billyjoe
BillyJoe, you could always just buy a few from each for a total of 10
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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================================================== ===========================
----------- Percent Change -----------
Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
================================================== ===========================
Coal 303.04 7.90 7.04 -12.02 -22.40 22.68
Nonferrous Metals 350.82 4.08 11.10 1.48 -7.56 51.10
General Mining 1244.11 3.37 7.18 -1.35 -16.38 35.70
Tires 37.51 3.28 7.98 -3.50 -20.67 -41.00
Oil Equip & Serv 541.87 2.82 7.52 -1.64 -7.84 34.58
Platinum & Precious Metals 105.50 2.82 10.59 -7.73 -32.72 43.38
Integrated Oil & Gas 550.60 1.89 29.63 36.58 34.25 45.45
Consumer Electronics 755.35 1.63 -3.84 -8.03 0.11 23.40
Paper 149.49 1.40 5.09 4.39 -7.33 0.86
Heavy Construction 315.71 1.35 7.95 -4.09 -7.36 35.07
Pipelines 474.14 1.33 4.16 4.40 15.95 19.77
Steel 265.38 1.33 5.05 -7.07 -10.50 67.22
Apparel Retailers 363.15 1.27 0.83 -3.44 -7.12 -6.94
Exploration & Production 435.97 0.87 -15.52 -18.16 -18.84 1.67
Aluminum 250.84 0.81 0.91 -7.48 -11.68 7.27
Publishing 273.58 0.71 1.27 -3.12 -4.62 -13.02
Elec Components & Equip 130.09 0.68 2.74 -6.24 -13.21 8.60
Recreational Prod 204.00 0.61 -0.18 -9.08 -18.21 -19.50
Brewers 329.33 0.59 1.98 5.57 6.64 9.18
Computer Serv 59.04 0.58 1.83 -0.47 -7.00 -3.45
Industrial Suppliers 107.32 0.52 0.95 -13.05 -20.13 5.95
Water 606.16 0.50 -0.34 -4.09 -8.74 -10.46
Business Support Serv 185.79 0.45 2.10 -2.94 -6.08 6.32
Restaurants & Bars 369.45 0.39 -0.06 -3.82 -6.77 5.10
Transportation Serv 175.59 0.34 -3.63 -11.49 -1.25 14.91
Marine Transportation 294.93 0.32 -1.57 -4.87 3.29 -7.04
Electronic Equip 172.86 0.24 1.30 -4.26 -11.63 7.74
Fixed Line Telecom 137.33 0.23 6.21 4.57 9.20 18.39
Soft Drinks 295.58 0.22 0.59 4.41 7.78 8.74
Health Care Providers 486.23 0.22 -4.54 1.48 1.48 1.38
Commodity Chemicals 187.26 0.21 -1.99 -5.26 -11.07 -12.51
Industrial Machinery 194.55 0.21 1.84 -8.07 -12.25 5.70
Biotechnology 440.64 0.19 1.97 1.41 0.93 -1.55
Specialty Retailers 376.47 0.19 -2.19 -8.23 -13.09 -11.33
Forestry 216.84 0.15 5.50 -5.77 -16.02 -14.96
Broadline Retailers 319.77 0.12 -0.10 -7.11 -6.59 -9.50
Semiconductors 1080.04 0.10 5.41 -5.85 -16.72 -16.37
Invstmt Serv 1004.42 0.09 2.50 0.95 -3.40 26.54
Medical Supplies 311.60 0.08 3.99 5.75 4.93 1.20
Computer Hardware 429.05 0.07 3.60 -0.54 -9.18 -2.72
Clothing & Accessories 139.55 0.06 0.72 -4.16 -9.02 -9.62
Auto Parts 192.93 0.05 0.96 -4.35 -4.20 -13.44
Containers & Packaging 149.69 0.02 1.21 -1.85 -5.75 -3.62
Distillers & Vintners 116.71 -0.01 -0.77 -0.45 0.61 0.04
Broadcast & Entertainment 396.58 -0.01 2.58 -0.77 2.70 2.36
Gambling 524.94 -0.05 -4.73 -10.40 -12.90 4.85
Defense 115.53 -0.07 -0.66 1.39 -3.08 11.35
Asset Managers 120.42 -0.07 3.79 3.11 -3.40 17.55
Consumer Finance 100.90 -0.10 1.02 -5.15 -4.69 3.44
Travel & Tourism 70.61 -0.14 -0.58 -7.95 -14.73 -28.82
Home Improve Retailers 88.19 -0.18 -0.41 -4.32 -13.68 -17.66
Internet 334.14 -0.19 0.65 -9.98 -6.69 12.91
Gas Distribution 114.17 -0.20 2.01 5.34 7.83 4.41
Telecom Equip 592.45 -0.20 0.16 -7.29 -17.43 -3.85
Media Agencies 343.66 -0.21 -0.22 -3.55 -6.78 -8.18
Life Insurance 605.98 -0.21 -0.78 -1.20 -1.38 9.44
Prop & Casualty Insurance 358.99 -0.23 0.27 0.95 -1.28 3.84
Railroads 360.17 -0.24 -3.10 -13.30 -13.69 23.38
Banks 539.07 -0.24 1.27 3.51 0.48 10.89
Software 500.08 -0.28 1.45 1.60 -4.29 -3.01
Electricity 170.62 -0.29 0.30 4.94 9.84 5.54
Food Prod 231.60 -0.31 2.05 1.55 2.68 5.94
Toys 278.92 -0.31 1.37 6.40 -9.62 -16.08
Reinsurance 94.21 -0.34 1.17 3.83 4.84 -7.66
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 197.37 -0.35 -3.16 -3.64 0.67 -3.88
Drug Retailers 516.06 -0.36 -0.83 4.27 5.16 5.17
Full Line Insurance 409.23 -0.37 1.23 2.42 -5.73 1.55
Specialty Chemicals 227.41 -0.38 1.46 -0.63 -1.52 9.31
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 119.66 -0.42 1.57 3.16 5.81 8.83
Multiutilities 115.81 -0.45 0.75 4.26 5.53 2.32
Financial Administration 102.44 -0.49 0.28 -7.26 -8.56 0.71
Business Train/Employ Agnc 118.18 -0.56 0.62 -13.86 -21.71 6.61
Electronic Office Equip 260.73 -0.56 1.95 1.17 -1.54 2.73
Gold Mining 104.68 -0.60 0.47 -4.47 -13.37 37.84
Pharmaceuticals 264.59 -0.60 1.92 6.44 5.86 3.22
Diversified Industrials 429.27 -0.61 0.60 -3.22 -6.70 -4.84
Medical Equip 460.12 -0.62 4.48 4.07 -4.77 -8.91
Aerospace 416.34 -0.64 -0.14 -1.09 -4.01 19.42
Specialized Consumer Serv 595.57 -0.68 -0.94 -8.78 -16.79 -26.24
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 756.49 -0.71 0.31 -8.99 -11.48 19.96
Hotels 555.86 -0.72 -6.81 -12.61 -8.46 0.50
Waste & Disposal Serv 97.72 -0.74 1.71 -3.39 -8.60 17.57
Footwear 238.37 -0.78 -1.54 -1.32 -5.12 -2.18
Durable Household Prod 120.64 -0.83 0.33 -6.42 -13.26 -8.07
Delivery Serv 595.93 -0.90 -9.74 -14.23 -10.38 10.51
Tobacco 269.03 -0.92 0.66 9.04 10.75 20.61
Nondurable Household Prod 422.64 -0.96 -0.77 0.94 -2.79 1.29
Automobiles 171.76 -0.97 5.80 2.72 15.10 -16.22
Building Matrls/Fxtures 301.56 -0.99 -0.91 -8.78 -18.79 -9.28
Trucking 319.47 -1.06 -3.58 -12.95 -4.38 15.37
Specialty Finance 119.87 -1.13 1.94 -5.01 -7.07 10.64
Home Construction 602.51 -1.21 2.51 -6.38 -25.33 -44.77
Insurance Brokers 96.49 -1.21 2.06 -0.13 -13.38 4.69
Furnishings 213.92 -1.22 1.00 -4.44 -14.55 -12.38
Real Estate Holding & Dev 372.37 -1.35 -0.82 -2.44 -7.53 7.84
Mortgage Finance 77.68 -1.48 -2.36 -1.41 -6.06 -10.28
Recreational Serv 71.71 -2.01 -2.20 -7.00 -16.45 -22.47
Personal Prod 255.01 -2.24 -2.90 -2.02 0.25 5.88
Mobile Telecom 362.35 -2.59 1.61 0.15 -7.64 -8.16
Airlines 126.55 -3.15 -1.84 -2.86 1.39 22.35
billyjoe
07-31-2006, 09:19 PM
Doug,
Please accept my apology. For some reason I read it as IBD top 10 under $10. I have much respect for the IIC top 10 under $10 list.
---------billyjoe
Doug,
Please accept my apology. For some reason I read it as IBD top 10 under $10. I have much respect for the IIC top 10 under $10 list.
---------billyjoe
I don't know if I can accept your apology Billy???...I'll have to think about that...But it is beyond my comprehension how anyone in their right mind could confuse IIC w/ IBD...I would never violate IBD's trademarks by posting their stuff...Of course I could always give you some personal email addy's so you could ask the source what they saw in AOB...But don't get your hopes up regarding getting an answer...LOL
OK...I thought about it...APOLOGY ACCEPTED...But please don't do it again...Doug(IIC)
Traded IFO on lo vol today for about 4.5%...that's it...Wanted KNOT...But wasn't there at the right time...IIC
Today's MoMo:
NVEC, HSR, CPY, ININ, SIM, CLEC, UTK, MEA, ICOC, CLB, AKAM, APAC, USEY, PRAN, XPRSA, LBIX, DTLK, GENT, MGLN, ALJ, ZONS, ROCM, ARD, NUHC, BLSI, DHIL, STRD, GRB
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6S8
http://trimurl.com/6SA
NVEC
HSR
CPY
ININ
SIM
CLEC
UTK
MEA
ICOC
CLB
AKAM
APAC
USEY
PRAN
XPRSA
LBIX
DTLK
GENT
MGLN
ALJ
ZONS
ROCM
ARD
NUHC
BLSI
DHIL
STRD
GRB
Well...Now you know why I took that avatar of myself that looked like Mel Gibson down a few months ago...I got tired of people telling me that he looked like me...Now I don't think the world's problems are caused by one race and I don't go around calling lady cops "Sugar T*ts"...Nothing worse than rich people w/ psychological problems
skiracer
08-01-2006, 05:58 AM
Well...Now you know why I took that avatar of myself that looked like Mel Gibson down a few months ago...I got tired of people telling me that he looked like me...Now I don't think the world's problems are caused by one race and I don't go around calling lady cops "Sugar T*ts"...Nothing worse than rich people w/ psychological problems
What's the matter with calling lady cops "sugar tits". To be equal then people would be able to call men cops "candy balls".
Morning Movers:UTHR NGAS XMSR SIRI LBIX GPRO ENZN CD IACI CHK NTRI KBAY KNOT CROX SPIL PEIX WIND ATRS ENER JOBS NFLD SCT COH ADM VC PKD TGB
Some Upgrades:HYDL COF RLH NOVN CSCO IGT SCT VPHM
Some that report today:COH DB ELN FE HLT GAS NRG TAP UPL VZ TWTC SIRI PPC PZZA MDRX ANR AFG ARJ ADM BKC CKFR
Bot some USEY
out USEY...worked out well...IIC
iknowwhoyou_r
08-01-2006, 12:18 PM
i happen to buy USEY as well...
still holding on to it a bit longer.
at what price did you buy it at?
billyjoe
08-01-2006, 01:51 PM
Billyjoe,
How would you determine which ones you would buy. I think it would be a much harder task especially with gettng stopped out before they made their moves. Or maybe you don't set any stops and hold for the longer term but you should still have some targets set in your mind.
ski,
The stops would be difficult. I could set stops at 15% and sells at +30%, but I'd get killed in this market. When things settle down it could work. We could set a gauge for market health based on Mr.Market pick turnover frequency. This has got to be the worst in nearly 4 years. That's just a guess.
----------billyjoe
diogenes
08-01-2006, 01:55 PM
What's the matter with calling lady cops "sugar tits". To be equal then people would be able to call men cops "candy balls".
Ah, yes: how to win friends and influence people!
peanuts
08-01-2006, 02:25 PM
Doug,
Pull out that crystal ball of yours and check on this week for us. What's in store for us for the rest of this week? My magic eight ball is speaking in tongues lately after I asked it questions about the price of oil. So, unless I get biblical, I can't tell if we're going to rally out of this 2 month funk, or if things are going to become seriously bearish.
We all know how accurate your crystal ball is. I hope you wiped off all of the pizza sauce after you and The Stockgirl got done with it.
i happen to buy USEY as well...
still holding on to it a bit longer.
at what price did you buy it at?
low 5.70's sold lo 5.90's
Doug,
Pull out that crystal ball of yours and check on this week for us. What's in store for us for the rest of this week? My magic eight ball is speaking in tongues lately after I asked it questions about the price of oil. So, unless I get biblical, I can't tell if we're going to rally out of this 2 month funk, or if things are going to become seriously bearish.
We all know how accurate your crystal ball is. I hope you wiped off all of the pizza sauce after you and The Stockgirl got done with it.
No time today...called the p/b at another forum yesterday...will have to re-look tonite
in SWN 36.50's
out 3.70's...too iffy
out 3.70's...too iffy
that was 36.70's
In SLW ....IIC
made 8 cents sh...better than nuthin'
peanuts
08-01-2006, 04:03 PM
made 8 cents sh...better than nuthin'
Maybe you should rethink the idea of a day-trading website. Special invitees only, live chat...
Maybe you should rethink the idea of a day-trading website. Special invitees only, live chat...
Well...this is the 3rd or 4th place I post so everything is not always real timely...ususally within a couple mins if I'm logged on.
A few expressed interest in a chat over at Jack's. I could not always be there but that doesn't matter...but best to have at least 10 people...If anyone is interested email me(not pm as my box fills up)...I can send you the chatroom address. EMAIL me at TomorrowsWinners@aol.com or use the email feature here...not the private message feature...EMPHASIS WILL BE ON DAY and SWING TRADES ONLY...Leave the intermediate and long term stuff for the forum....Doug(IIC)
Today's Groups:
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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----------- Percent Change -----------
Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
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Travel & Tourism 72.99 3.56 2.77 -4.84 -11.86 -26.42
Gold Mining 107.28 2.46 2.96 -2.10 -11.21 41.26
Platinum & Precious Metals 106.67 1.46 11.81 -6.71 -31.97 44.97
Multiutilities 117.21 1.24 1.97 5.52 6.80 3.56
General Mining 1255.72 1.12 8.18 -0.43 -15.60 36.97
Gas Distribution 115.36 1.06 3.07 6.44 8.95 5.50
Electricity 172.26 1.00 1.26 5.94 10.89 6.55
Real Estate Holding & Dev 376.03 0.98 0.16 -1.48 -6.62 8.90
Marine Transportation 297.18 0.80 -0.82 -4.14 4.08 -6.33
Exploration & Production 438.51 0.64 -15.02 -17.69 -18.36 2.26
Tires 37.71 0.59 8.56 -2.99 -20.25 -40.68
Coal 303.82 0.45 7.32 -11.80 -22.20 22.99
Integrated Oil & Gas 552.37 0.35 30.05 37.02 34.68 45.92
Pharmaceuticals 265.06 0.31 2.10 6.63 6.04 3.41
Oil Equip & Serv 543.14 0.29 7.77 -1.41 -7.62 34.90
Medical Supplies 312.39 0.26 4.25 6.02 5.19 1.46
Consumer Finance 101.01 0.21 1.13 -5.04 -4.58 3.55
Banks 539.44 0.15 1.34 3.58 0.55 10.97
Electronic Office Equip 260.88 0.15 2.01 1.23 -1.49 2.79
Medical Equip 460.68 0.14 4.61 4.19 -4.66 -8.80
Health Care Providers 486.37 0.13 -4.52 1.51 1.51 1.41
Aerospace 416.47 0.09 -0.10 -1.06 -3.98 19.46
Heavy Construction 315.65 0.07 7.93 -4.10 -7.37 35.04
Drug Retailers 515.97 0.06 -0.84 4.26 5.14 5.15
Distillers & Vintners 117.04 0.03 -0.49 -0.17 0.89 0.32
Tobacco 269.10 -0.02 0.69 9.07 10.78 20.64
Life Insurance 606.43 -0.02 -0.71 -1.13 -1.30 9.52
Pipelines 474.16 -0.05 4.16 4.41 15.96 19.78
Home Construction 602.50 -0.06 2.51 -6.38 -25.33 -44.77
Building Matrls/Fxtures 301.49 -0.07 -0.93 -8.80 -18.81 -9.30
Publishing 273.26 -0.10 1.16 -3.24 -4.74 -13.12
Food Prod 231.26 -0.16 1.90 1.40 2.53 5.79
Soft Drinks 294.92 -0.20 0.36 4.18 7.54 8.49
Footwear 237.59 -0.21 -1.86 -1.65 -5.43 -2.50
Clothing & Accessories 139.05 -0.29 0.36 -4.51 -9.35 -9.95
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 119.12 -0.32 1.11 2.69 5.33 8.34
Diversified Industrials 427.28 -0.37 0.13 -3.67 -7.13 -5.28
Full Line Insurance 407.39 -0.38 0.77 1.96 -6.15 1.10
Specialty Chemicals 226.38 -0.41 1.00 -1.08 -1.97 8.82
Nondurable Household Prod 420.70 -0.44 -1.22 0.47 -3.24 0.83
Hotels 553.22 -0.46 -7.25 -13.03 -8.89 0.03
Mortgage Finance 77.24 -0.49 -2.92 -1.97 -6.59 -10.78
Defense 114.93 -0.51 -1.18 0.87 -3.58 10.77
Broadline Retailers 317.74 -0.51 -0.73 -7.70 -7.19 -10.07
Nonferrous Metals 349.46 -0.54 10.67 1.09 -7.92 50.51
Fixed Line Telecom 136.34 -0.54 5.44 3.82 8.41 17.54
Biotechnology 438.55 -0.57 1.48 0.93 0.45 -2.02
Containers & Packaging 148.71 -0.65 0.55 -2.49 -6.37 -4.25
Software 496.60 -0.65 0.75 0.90 -4.96 -3.68
Gambling 522.22 -0.69 -5.23 -10.86 -13.36 4.31
Business Support Serv 184.42 -0.73 1.34 -3.66 -6.77 5.53
Elec Components & Equip 129.09 -0.78 1.95 -6.96 -13.88 7.76
Media Agencies 340.88 -0.79 -1.03 -4.33 -7.53 -8.92
Industrial Machinery 193.07 -0.82 1.07 -8.77 -12.92 4.90
Personal Prod 252.89 -0.82 -3.71 -2.84 -0.59 5.00
Broadcast & Entertainment 393.25 -0.82 1.72 -1.60 1.83 1.50
Invstmt Serv 997.18 -0.82 1.76 0.22 -4.10 25.63
Asset Managers 119.27 -0.94 2.79 2.12 -4.32 16.43
Prop & Casualty Insurance 355.62 -0.95 -0.67 0.00 -2.20 2.87
Waste & Disposal Serv 96.81 -0.99 0.77 -4.29 -9.45 16.47
Commodity Chemicals 185.23 -1.00 -3.05 -6.29 -12.04 -13.46
Durable Household Prod 119.39 -1.03 -0.71 -7.39 -14.15 -9.02
Water 598.16 -1.03 -1.66 -5.36 -9.95 -11.64
Mobile Telecom 358.22 -1.06 0.45 -0.99 -8.69 -9.20
Insurance Brokers 95.46 -1.06 0.97 -1.19 -14.31 3.57
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 748.65 -1.09 -0.73 -9.93 -12.40 18.71
Home Improve Retailers 87.08 -1.20 -1.67 -5.52 -14.76 -18.69
Specialized Consumer Serv 588.61 -1.20 -2.10 -9.84 -17.76 -27.10
Toys 275.79 -1.21 0.23 5.20 -10.63 -17.02
Specialty Retailers 371.58 -1.23 -3.46 -9.42 -14.22 -12.49
Reinsurance 93.24 -1.23 0.13 2.76 3.76 -8.61
Brewers 325.22 -1.25 0.71 4.25 5.31 7.81
Auto Parts 190.34 -1.29 -0.40 -5.63 -5.48 -14.60
Forestry 213.96 -1.33 4.10 -7.02 -17.14 -16.09
Computer Hardware 423.01 -1.35 2.15 -1.94 -10.45 -4.09
Apparel Retailers 357.78 -1.40 -0.66 -4.87 -8.49 -8.31
Electronic Equip 170.35 -1.42 -0.17 -5.65 -12.91 6.18
Automobiles 169.53 -1.42 4.42 1.39 13.61 -17.30
Specialty Finance 118.06 -1.45 0.40 -6.44 -8.47 8.97
Trucking 315.31 -1.51 -4.84 -14.09 -5.63 13.87
Computer Serv 58.13 -1.54 0.26 -2.01 -8.43 -4.94
Financial Administration 100.73 -1.58 -1.40 -8.81 -10.09 -0.97
Restaurants & Bars 363.35 -1.60 -1.71 -5.41 -8.31 3.37
Industrial Suppliers 105.50 -1.64 -0.76 -14.53 -21.49 4.16
Internet 328.16 -1.77 -1.15 -11.59 -8.36 10.89
Delivery Serv 583.59 -1.82 -11.61 -16.00 -12.23 8.22
Recreational Serv 70.42 -1.89 -3.96 -8.67 -17.96 -23.86
Furnishings 209.71 -1.93 -0.99 -6.32 -16.23 -14.10
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 193.42 -1.93 -5.09 -5.57 -1.35 -5.81
Telecom Equip 579.73 -2.00 -1.99 -9.28 -19.20 -5.92
Transportation Serv 171.71 -2.05 -5.75 -13.44 -3.43 12.38
Semiconductors 1057.03 -2.12 3.16 -7.85 -18.49 -18.15
Railroads 352.72 -2.17 -5.11 -15.09 -15.47 20.83
Aluminum 244.99 -2.20 -1.44 -9.64 -13.74 4.77
Business Train/Employ Agnc 115.27 -2.37 -1.86 -15.98 -23.64 3.98
Paper 145.43 -2.45 2.24 1.55 -9.84 -1.88
Steel 258.52 -2.56 2.33 -9.47 -12.82 62.89
Consumer Electronics 733.93 -2.73 -6.57 -10.64 -2.73 19.90
Airlines 122.69 -3.07 -4.84 -5.82 -1.70 18.62
Recreational Prod 193.51 -5.14 -5.31 -13.76 -22.42 -23.64
Wish my longer term holdings were doing as good as my DT's the past month...IIC
Today's MoMo:
LOGC, PSPT, BDCO, CTDC, BVX, USEY, Q, TWIN, KTCC, HMSY, ADLR, STEC, TSBK, MDR, GPK, TWTC, BKD, SIM, ACME, BTE, MIG, KNOL, GPIC, CLEC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6SL
http://trimurl.com/6SM
LOGC
PSPT
BDCO
CTDC
BVX
USEY
Q
TWIN
KTCC
HMSY
ADLR
STEC
TSBK
MDR
GPK
TWTC
BKD
SIM
ACME
BTE
MIG
KNOL
GPIC
CLEC
Unemployment Rate since 1948:
DATE VALUE
1948-01-01 3.4
1948-02-01 3.8
1948-03-01 4.0
1948-04-01 3.9
1948-05-01 3.5
1948-06-01 3.6
1948-07-01 3.6
1948-08-01 3.9
1948-09-01 3.8
1948-10-01 3.7
1948-11-01 3.8
1948-12-01 4.0
1949-01-01 4.3
1949-02-01 4.7
1949-03-01 5.0
1949-04-01 5.3
1949-05-01 6.1
1949-06-01 6.2
1949-07-01 6.7
1949-08-01 6.8
1949-09-01 6.6
1949-10-01 7.9
1949-11-01 6.4
1949-12-01 6.6
1950-01-01 6.5
1950-02-01 6.4
1950-03-01 6.3
1950-04-01 5.8
1950-05-01 5.5
1950-06-01 5.4
1950-07-01 5.0
1950-08-01 4.5
1950-09-01 4.4
1950-10-01 4.2
1950-11-01 4.2
1950-12-01 4.3
1951-01-01 3.7
1951-02-01 3.4
1951-03-01 3.4
1951-04-01 3.1
1951-05-01 3.0
1951-06-01 3.2
1951-07-01 3.1
1951-08-01 3.1
1951-09-01 3.3
1951-10-01 3.5
1951-11-01 3.5
1951-12-01 3.1
1952-01-01 3.2
1952-02-01 3.1
1952-03-01 2.9
1952-04-01 2.9
1952-05-01 3.0
1952-06-01 3.0
1952-07-01 3.2
1952-08-01 3.4
1952-09-01 3.1
1952-10-01 3.0
1952-11-01 2.8
1952-12-01 2.7
1953-01-01 2.9
1953-02-01 2.6
1953-03-01 2.6
1953-04-01 2.7
1953-05-01 2.5
1953-06-01 2.5
1953-07-01 2.6
1953-08-01 2.7
1953-09-01 2.9
1953-10-01 3.1
1953-11-01 3.5
1953-12-01 4.5
1954-01-01 4.9
1954-02-01 5.2
1954-03-01 5.7
1954-04-01 5.9
1954-05-01 5.9
1954-06-01 5.6
1954-07-01 5.8
1954-08-01 6.0
1954-09-01 6.1
1954-10-01 5.7
1954-11-01 5.3
1954-12-01 5.0
1955-01-01 4.9
1955-02-01 4.7
1955-03-01 4.6
1955-04-01 4.7
1955-05-01 4.3
1955-06-01 4.2
1955-07-01 4.0
1955-08-01 4.2
1955-09-01 4.1
1955-10-01 4.3
1955-11-01 4.2
1955-12-01 4.2
1956-01-01 4.0
1956-02-01 3.9
1956-03-01 4.2
1956-04-01 4.0
1956-05-01 4.3
1956-06-01 4.3
1956-07-01 4.4
1956-08-01 4.1
1956-09-01 3.9
1956-10-01 3.9
1956-11-01 4.3
1956-12-01 4.2
1957-01-01 4.2
1957-02-01 3.9
1957-03-01 3.7
1957-04-01 3.9
1957-05-01 4.1
1957-06-01 4.3
1957-07-01 4.2
1957-08-01 4.1
1957-09-01 4.4
1957-10-01 4.5
1957-11-01 5.1
1957-12-01 5.2
1958-01-01 5.8
1958-02-01 6.4
1958-03-01 6.7
1958-04-01 7.4
1958-05-01 7.4
1958-06-01 7.3
1958-07-01 7.5
1958-08-01 7.4
1958-09-01 7.1
1958-10-01 6.7
1958-11-01 6.2
1958-12-01 6.2
1959-01-01 6.0
1959-02-01 5.9
1959-03-01 5.6
1959-04-01 5.2
1959-05-01 5.1
1959-06-01 5.0
1959-07-01 5.1
1959-08-01 5.2
1959-09-01 5.5
1959-10-01 5.7
1959-11-01 5.8
1959-12-01 5.3
1960-01-01 5.2
1960-02-01 4.8
1960-03-01 5.4
1960-04-01 5.2
1960-05-01 5.1
1960-06-01 5.4
1960-07-01 5.5
1960-08-01 5.6
1960-09-01 5.5
1960-10-01 6.1
1960-11-01 6.1
1960-12-01 6.6
1961-01-01 6.6
1961-02-01 6.9
1961-03-01 6.9
1961-04-01 7.0
1961-05-01 7.1
1961-06-01 6.9
1961-07-01 7.0
1961-08-01 6.6
1961-09-01 6.7
1961-10-01 6.5
1961-11-01 6.1
1961-12-01 6.0
1962-01-01 5.8
1962-02-01 5.5
1962-03-01 5.6
1962-04-01 5.6
1962-05-01 5.5
1962-06-01 5.5
1962-07-01 5.4
1962-08-01 5.7
1962-09-01 5.6
1962-10-01 5.4
1962-11-01 5.7
1962-12-01 5.5
1963-01-01 5.7
1963-02-01 5.9
1963-03-01 5.7
1963-04-01 5.7
1963-05-01 5.9
1963-06-01 5.6
1963-07-01 5.6
1963-08-01 5.4
1963-09-01 5.5
1963-10-01 5.5
1963-11-01 5.7
1963-12-01 5.5
1964-01-01 5.6
1964-02-01 5.4
1964-03-01 5.4
1964-04-01 5.3
1964-05-01 5.1
1964-06-01 5.2
1964-07-01 4.9
1964-08-01 5.0
1964-09-01 5.1
1964-10-01 5.1
1964-11-01 4.8
1964-12-01 5.0
1965-01-01 4.9
1965-02-01 5.1
1965-03-01 4.7
1965-04-01 4.8
1965-05-01 4.6
1965-06-01 4.6
1965-07-01 4.4
1965-08-01 4.4
1965-09-01 4.3
1965-10-01 4.2
1965-11-01 4.1
1965-12-01 4.0
1966-01-01 4.0
1966-02-01 3.8
1966-03-01 3.8
1966-04-01 3.8
1966-05-01 3.9
1966-06-01 3.8
1966-07-01 3.8
1966-08-01 3.8
1966-09-01 3.7
1966-10-01 3.7
1966-11-01 3.6
1966-12-01 3.8
1967-01-01 3.9
1967-02-01 3.8
1967-03-01 3.8
1967-04-01 3.8
1967-05-01 3.8
1967-06-01 3.9
1967-07-01 3.8
1967-08-01 3.8
1967-09-01 3.8
1967-10-01 4.0
1967-11-01 3.9
1967-12-01 3.8
1968-01-01 3.7
1968-02-01 3.8
1968-03-01 3.7
1968-04-01 3.5
1968-05-01 3.5
1968-06-01 3.7
1968-07-01 3.7
1968-08-01 3.5
1968-09-01 3.4
1968-10-01 3.4
1968-11-01 3.4
1968-12-01 3.4
1969-01-01 3.4
1969-02-01 3.4
1969-03-01 3.4
1969-04-01 3.4
1969-05-01 3.4
1969-06-01 3.5
1969-07-01 3.5
1969-08-01 3.5
1969-09-01 3.7
1969-10-01 3.7
1969-11-01 3.5
1969-12-01 3.5
1970-01-01 3.9
1970-02-01 4.2
1970-03-01 4.4
1970-04-01 4.6
1970-05-01 4.8
1970-06-01 4.9
1970-07-01 5.0
1970-08-01 5.1
1970-09-01 5.4
1970-10-01 5.5
1970-11-01 5.9
1970-12-01 6.1
1971-01-01 5.9
1971-02-01 5.9
1971-03-01 6.0
1971-04-01 5.9
1971-05-01 5.9
1971-06-01 5.9
1971-07-01 6.0
1971-08-01 6.1
1971-09-01 6.0
1971-10-01 5.8
1971-11-01 6.0
1971-12-01 6.0
1972-01-01 5.8
1972-02-01 5.7
1972-03-01 5.8
1972-04-01 5.7
1972-05-01 5.7
1972-06-01 5.7
1972-07-01 5.6
1972-08-01 5.6
1972-09-01 5.5
1972-10-01 5.6
1972-11-01 5.3
1972-12-01 5.2
1973-01-01 4.9
1973-02-01 5.0
1973-03-01 4.9
1973-04-01 5.0
1973-05-01 4.9
1973-06-01 4.9
1973-07-01 4.8
1973-08-01 4.8
1973-09-01 4.8
1973-10-01 4.6
1973-11-01 4.8
1973-12-01 4.9
1974-01-01 5.1
1974-02-01 5.2
1974-03-01 5.1
1974-04-01 5.1
1974-05-01 5.1
1974-06-01 5.4
1974-07-01 5.5
1974-08-01 5.5
1974-09-01 5.9
1974-10-01 6.0
1974-11-01 6.6
1974-12-01 7.2
1975-01-01 8.1
1975-02-01 8.1
1975-03-01 8.6
1975-04-01 8.8
1975-05-01 9.0
1975-06-01 8.8
1975-07-01 8.6
1975-08-01 8.4
1975-09-01 8.4
1975-10-01 8.4
1975-11-01 8.3
1975-12-01 8.2
1976-01-01 7.9
1976-02-01 7.7
1976-03-01 7.6
1976-04-01 7.7
1976-05-01 7.4
1976-06-01 7.6
1976-07-01 7.8
1976-08-01 7.8
1976-09-01 7.6
1976-10-01 7.7
1976-11-01 7.8
1976-12-01 7.8
1977-01-01 7.5
1977-02-01 7.6
1977-03-01 7.4
1977-04-01 7.2
1977-05-01 7.0
1977-06-01 7.2
1977-07-01 6.9
1977-08-01 7.0
1977-09-01 6.8
1977-10-01 6.8
1977-11-01 6.8
1977-12-01 6.4
1978-01-01 6.4
1978-02-01 6.3
1978-03-01 6.3
1978-04-01 6.1
1978-05-01 6.0
1978-06-01 5.9
1978-07-01 6.2
1978-08-01 5.9
1978-09-01 6.0
1978-10-01 5.8
1978-11-01 5.9
1978-12-01 6.0
1979-01-01 5.9
1979-02-01 5.9
1979-03-01 5.8
1979-04-01 5.8
1979-05-01 5.6
1979-06-01 5.7
1979-07-01 5.7
1979-08-01 6.0
1979-09-01 5.9
1979-10-01 6.0
1979-11-01 5.9
1979-12-01 6.0
1980-01-01 6.3
1980-02-01 6.3
1980-03-01 6.3
1980-04-01 6.9
1980-05-01 7.5
1980-06-01 7.6
1980-07-01 7.8
1980-08-01 7.7
1980-09-01 7.5
1980-10-01 7.5
1980-11-01 7.5
1980-12-01 7.2
1981-01-01 7.5
1981-02-01 7.4
1981-03-01 7.4
1981-04-01 7.2
1981-05-01 7.5
1981-06-01 7.5
1981-07-01 7.2
1981-08-01 7.4
1981-09-01 7.6
1981-10-01 7.9
1981-11-01 8.3
1981-12-01 8.5
1982-01-01 8.6
1982-02-01 8.9
1982-03-01 9.0
1982-04-01 9.3
1982-05-01 9.4
1982-06-01 9.6
1982-07-01 9.8
1982-08-01 9.8
1982-09-01 10.1
1982-10-01 10.4
1982-11-01 10.8
1982-12-01 10.8
1983-01-01 10.4
1983-02-01 10.4
1983-03-01 10.3
1983-04-01 10.2
1983-05-01 10.1
1983-06-01 10.1
1983-07-01 9.4
1983-08-01 9.5
1983-09-01 9.2
1983-10-01 8.8
1983-11-01 8.5
1983-12-01 8.3
1984-01-01 8.0
1984-02-01 7.8
1984-03-01 7.8
1984-04-01 7.7
1984-05-01 7.4
1984-06-01 7.2
1984-07-01 7.5
1984-08-01 7.5
1984-09-01 7.3
1984-10-01 7.4
1984-11-01 7.2
1984-12-01 7.3
1985-01-01 7.3
1985-02-01 7.2
1985-03-01 7.2
1985-04-01 7.3
1985-05-01 7.2
1985-06-01 7.4
1985-07-01 7.4
1985-08-01 7.1
1985-09-01 7.1
1985-10-01 7.1
1985-11-01 7.0
1985-12-01 7.0
1986-01-01 6.7
1986-02-01 7.2
1986-03-01 7.2
1986-04-01 7.1
1986-05-01 7.2
1986-06-01 7.2
1986-07-01 7.0
1986-08-01 6.9
1986-09-01 7.0
1986-10-01 7.0
1986-11-01 6.9
1986-12-01 6.6
1987-01-01 6.6
1987-02-01 6.6
1987-03-01 6.6
1987-04-01 6.3
1987-05-01 6.3
1987-06-01 6.2
1987-07-01 6.1
1987-08-01 6.0
1987-09-01 5.9
1987-10-01 6.0
1987-11-01 5.8
1987-12-01 5.7
1988-01-01 5.7
1988-02-01 5.7
1988-03-01 5.7
1988-04-01 5.4
1988-05-01 5.6
1988-06-01 5.4
1988-07-01 5.4
1988-08-01 5.6
1988-09-01 5.4
1988-10-01 5.4
1988-11-01 5.3
1988-12-01 5.3
1989-01-01 5.4
1989-02-01 5.2
1989-03-01 5.0
1989-04-01 5.2
1989-05-01 5.2
1989-06-01 5.3
1989-07-01 5.2
1989-08-01 5.2
1989-09-01 5.3
1989-10-01 5.3
1989-11-01 5.4
1989-12-01 5.4
1990-01-01 5.4
1990-02-01 5.3
1990-03-01 5.2
1990-04-01 5.4
1990-05-01 5.4
1990-06-01 5.2
1990-07-01 5.5
1990-08-01 5.7
1990-09-01 5.9
1990-10-01 5.9
1990-11-01 6.2
1990-12-01 6.3
1991-01-01 6.4
1991-02-01 6.6
1991-03-01 6.8
1991-04-01 6.7
1991-05-01 6.9
1991-06-01 6.9
1991-07-01 6.8
1991-08-01 6.9
1991-09-01 6.9
1991-10-01 7.0
1991-11-01 7.0
1991-12-01 7.3
1992-01-01 7.3
1992-02-01 7.4
1992-03-01 7.4
1992-04-01 7.4
1992-05-01 7.6
1992-06-01 7.8
1992-07-01 7.7
1992-08-01 7.6
1992-09-01 7.6
1992-10-01 7.3
1992-11-01 7.4
1992-12-01 7.4
1993-01-01 7.3
1993-02-01 7.1
1993-03-01 7.0
1993-04-01 7.1
1993-05-01 7.1
1993-06-01 7.0
1993-07-01 6.9
1993-08-01 6.8
1993-09-01 6.7
1993-10-01 6.8
1993-11-01 6.6
1993-12-01 6.5
1994-01-01 6.6
1994-02-01 6.6
1994-03-01 6.5
1994-04-01 6.4
1994-05-01 6.1
1994-06-01 6.1
1994-07-01 6.1
1994-08-01 6.0
1994-09-01 5.9
1994-10-01 5.8
1994-11-01 5.6
1994-12-01 5.5
1995-01-01 5.6
1995-02-01 5.4
1995-03-01 5.4
1995-04-01 5.8
1995-05-01 5.6
1995-06-01 5.6
1995-07-01 5.7
1995-08-01 5.7
1995-09-01 5.6
1995-10-01 5.5
1995-11-01 5.6
1995-12-01 5.6
1996-01-01 5.6
1996-02-01 5.5
1996-03-01 5.5
1996-04-01 5.6
1996-05-01 5.6
1996-06-01 5.3
1996-07-01 5.5
1996-08-01 5.1
1996-09-01 5.2
1996-10-01 5.2
1996-11-01 5.4
1996-12-01 5.4
1997-01-01 5.3
1997-02-01 5.2
1997-03-01 5.2
1997-04-01 5.1
1997-05-01 4.9
1997-06-01 5.0
1997-07-01 4.9
1997-08-01 4.8
1997-09-01 4.9
1997-10-01 4.7
1997-11-01 4.6
1997-12-01 4.7
1998-01-01 4.6
1998-02-01 4.6
1998-03-01 4.7
1998-04-01 4.3
1998-05-01 4.4
1998-06-01 4.5
1998-07-01 4.5
1998-08-01 4.5
1998-09-01 4.6
1998-10-01 4.5
1998-11-01 4.4
1998-12-01 4.4
1999-01-01 4.3
1999-02-01 4.4
1999-03-01 4.2
1999-04-01 4.3
1999-05-01 4.2
1999-06-01 4.3
1999-07-01 4.3
1999-08-01 4.2
1999-09-01 4.2
1999-10-01 4.1
1999-11-01 4.1
1999-12-01 4.0
2000-01-01 4.0
2000-02-01 4.1
2000-03-01 4.0
2000-04-01 3.8
2000-05-01 4.0
2000-06-01 4.0
2000-07-01 4.0
2000-08-01 4.1
2000-09-01 3.9
2000-10-01 3.9
2000-11-01 3.9
2000-12-01 3.9
2001-01-01 4.2
2001-02-01 4.2
2001-03-01 4.3
2001-04-01 4.4
2001-05-01 4.3
2001-06-01 4.5
2001-07-01 4.6
2001-08-01 4.9
2001-09-01 5.0
2001-10-01 5.3
2001-11-01 5.5
2001-12-01 5.7
2002-01-01 5.7
2002-02-01 5.7
2002-03-01 5.7
2002-04-01 5.9
2002-05-01 5.8
2002-06-01 5.8
2002-07-01 5.8
2002-08-01 5.7
2002-09-01 5.7
2002-10-01 5.7
2002-11-01 5.9
2002-12-01 6.0
2003-01-01 5.8
2003-02-01 5.9
2003-03-01 5.9
2003-04-01 6.0
2003-05-01 6.1
2003-06-01 6.3
2003-07-01 6.2
2003-08-01 6.1
2003-09-01 6.1
2003-10-01 6.0
2003-11-01 5.9
2003-12-01 5.7
2004-01-01 5.7
2004-02-01 5.6
2004-03-01 5.7
2004-04-01 5.5
2004-05-01 5.6
2004-06-01 5.6
2004-07-01 5.5
2004-08-01 5.4
2004-09-01 5.4
2004-10-01 5.4
2004-11-01 5.4
2004-12-01 5.4
2005-01-01 5.2
2005-02-01 5.4
2005-03-01 5.1
2005-04-01 5.1
2005-05-01 5.1
2005-06-01 5.0
2005-07-01 5.0
2005-08-01 4.9
2005-09-01 5.1
2005-10-01 4.9
2005-11-01 5.0
2005-12-01 4.9
2006-01-01 4.7
2006-02-01 4.8
2006-03-01 4.7
2006-04-01 4.7
2006-05-01 4.6
2006-06-01 4.6
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(CNXS) 1.2 6 1.5
(YMI) 1.2 5 1.0
(AEZS) 1.2 5 1.3
(EFD) 1.2 5 2.0
(BMR) 1.2 5 1.6
(ANGO) 1.2 5 1.3
(RNT) 1.2 5 1.3
(KFX) 1.2 5 1.3
(NRPH) 1.2 5 1.3
(HNAB) 1.3 9 1.4
(SUPR) 1.3 8 1.1
(UBET) 1.3 7 1.4
(BRNC) 1.3 7 1.5
(ICTG) 1.3 6 1.0
(HBG) 1.3 6 1.5
(AEL) 1.3 6 1.5
(NUAN) 1.3 6 1.4
(RESP) 1.3 6 1.7
(GDI) 1.3 6 1.5
(WXS) 1.3 6 1.7
(OPMR) 1.3 6 1.4
(TTI) 1.3 6 1.4
(PDFS) 1.3 6 1.5
(TWP) 1.3 6 1.7
(CGPI) 1.4 10 1.3
(XRTX) 1.4 10 1.5
(HAWK) 1.4 9 1.3
(PNFP) 1.4 8 1.5
(HERO) 1.4 8 1.6
(LCAV) 1.4 8 1.6
(MOGA) 1.4 7 1.3
(JUPM) 1.4 7 1.5
(PSPT) 1.4 7 1.5
(AME) 1.4 7 1.6
(VMC) 1.4 7 1.5
(ITRI) 1.4 7 1.5
(PRA) 1.4 5 1.5
(MDS) 1.4 5 1.2
(VOCS) 1.4 5 1.3
(AIXD) 1.4 5 1.5
(DMX) 1.4 5 1.5
(NSTR) 1.4 5 1.5
(OSK) 1.4 5 1.8
(XNPT) 1.4 5 1.8
(LOJN) 1.4 5 1.3
(SWHC) 1.4 5 1.3
(CPHD) 1.4 5 1.5
(FSRV) 1.4 5 1.3
(LNG) 1.4 5 1.3
(OPTV) 1.4 5 1.7
(MDR) 1.4 5 1.8
(BID) 1.4 5 1.8
(SMSC) 1.4 5 1.5
(PLLL) 1.4 5 1.5
(B) 1.4 5 2.0
(ARTG) 1.4 5 1.2
(KERX) 1.5 11 1.8
(PSYS) 1.5 11 1.7
(ENN) 1.5 10 1.6
(SBNY) 1.5 10 1.6
(SMSI) 1.5 10 1.6
(TRLG) 1.5 8 1.4
(ARCC) 1.5 8 1.6
(CONR) 1.5 8 1.6
(VTAL) 1.5 6 1.4
(UNCA) 1.5 6 1.7
(CEDC) 1.5 6 1.4
(FCN) 1.5 6 1.7
(AZPN) 1.5 6 1.7
(EPEX) 1.5 6 1.8
(EGN) 1.5 6 1.4
(DVW) 1.5 6 1.6
(IBI) 1.5 6 1.4
(MAPS) 1.5 6 1.6
(ETE) 1.5 6 1.6
bot PLLL...IIC
I go take a shower...glad I missed the p/b...will hold for now...gotta run
I go take a shower...Who are you? Tonto? "Mmm, hot day. Cold shower feel heap good." :p
BOT CCRT in the last few mins for a holdover. Still have PLLL but I'm dn close to 3% on it...IIC
Runner
08-02-2006, 04:36 PM
As of yesterday my IIC Random Port was down over 500.00 or total loss of 374.26 since open. Today it looks like the port was trying to recover with a 164.00 increase. Current port value is sitting at –$210.97 or –1.07%. Largest gainer thus far is HANS +56.20 and biggest loser EZPW –106.60.
The volatility Port is showing a different picture yesterday is was down 452.00 or total lose of 298.00 since open. Today it also tried to recover with a +167.86 increase. Current port value is sitting at –129.51 or .65% it shows largest gainer being PNFP +68.40 and biggest loser being EZPW –79.20. Remember the volatility port is sized off volatility and not fixed amount. So the size per position is different from the fixed port….
S&P500 was testing upper resistance line and needs to pop out of this choppy range it has been in. Current market climate is not a friendly environment for both longs and shorts. Problem with current market conditions is lack of follow through.
BOT CCRT in the last few mins for a holdover. Still have PLLL but I'm dn close to 3% on it...IIC
D*mn *^%$^*()...Snake eyes...I shoulda bet on the Don't Pass Line...this better be a killer c/c
If today was a fish I'd throw it back
Runner
08-02-2006, 04:44 PM
If anyone is interested in looking at the port over a certain day just let me know. I do have both ports saved and each day I conduct a snapshot of each. I think I we also trail the volatility port higher and adjust stops off the close. How this will work is when price moves in my favor I’ll adjust the stops based off the volatility at the close.
Runner
08-02-2006, 06:13 PM
Doug not sure if my e-mail went through. Here is the link http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com/
Doug not sure if my e-mail went through. Here is the link http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com/
Got and I just responded...thanks...Doug
D*mn *^%$^*()...Snake eyes...I shoulda bet on the Don't Pass Line...this better be a killer c/c
If today was a fish I'd throw it back
CCRT...Guess the c/c was worse than the report...there's 5 1/2% down the drain.
Runner
08-02-2006, 07:05 PM
CCRT...Guess the c/c was worse than the report...there's 5 1/2% down the drain.
Doug, try playing the C/C plays on stocks in an uptrend. Nothing is for sure, but seems those in nice uptrends appear to move in the direction of the trend. Except when they don’t. I’m not being judgmental but that chart of CCRT is ugly. It might be heading for the gap at least.. Sorry to hear about this little hit..Did you bail in after hour action?
Doug, try playing the C/C plays on stocks in an uptrend. Nothing is for sure, but seems those in nice uptrends appear to move in the direction of the trend. Except when they don’t. I’m not being judgmental but that chart of CCRT is ugly. It might be heading for the gap at least.. Sorry to hear about this little hit..Did you bail in after hour action?
Let me make a little confession here...I did not know they were announcing. I was only playing the one min action with the intention of bailing early tomorrow. Let that be a lesson to anyone not to do that unless you know what's going on.
No...I didn't sell...and it is a pretty light trade because I knew I didn't know what was going on...I only saw the portal news from yesterday and just assumed it was moving because of that...but it was so late I didn't have time to look at anything and still get it...paid hi 31.90's and I felt pretty good about it for about 15 or 20 mins...Well, even an old salt like me screws up sometimes...Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-02-2006, 08:36 PM
Let me make a little confession here...I did not know they were announcing. I was only playing the one min action with the intention of bailing early tomorrow. Let that be a lesson to anyone not to do that unless you know what's going on.
No...I didn't sell...and it is a pretty light trade because I knew I didn't know what was going on...I only saw the portal news from yesterday and just assumed it was moving because of that...but it was so late I didn't have time to look at anything and still get it...paid hi 31.90's and I felt pretty good about it for about 15 or 20 mins...Well, even an old salt like me screws up sometimes...Doug(IIC)
Doug, we live and learn. At least you did not short a stock that you meant to go long on..ha.. Amazing how that big screw up has really made me pay attention to what I’m doing… It cost me a nice chunk of cha-ching…what a bonehead move that was.
At least you went light and so you’ll be fine…
Today's MoMo:
CAA, IPSU, DPW, AGT, VLG, WWIN, TTG, AMIE, AEHR, KTCC, AVCI, TSCM, SIM, TWIN, BLSI, AE, BID, AUY, EZM, Q, LOGC, VGZ, MEK, SA, MNG, PSPT, NUHC, STAN, USEY, DTLK, TFR
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6T1
http://trimurl.com/6T2
CAA
IPSU
DPW
AGT
VLG
WWIN
TTG
AMIE
AEHR
KTCC
AVCI
TSCM
SIM
TWIN
BLSI
AE
BID
AUY
EZM
Q
LOGC
VGZ
MEK
SA
MNG
PSPT
NUHC
STAN
USEY
DTLK
TFR
IIC's Crystal Ball....MACD Crossovers...BEFORE They Crossover!!!
Last weekend the Crystal Ball was right on...they all crossed over early on Monday:
ICOS, ELK, BGP, BRLI, UGI, VMSI
Little Charts: http://trimurl.com/6OS
Might be a little tougher this week since there are so many:
JEF,HLF,FSTR,FPO,CTSH,ACV,ADVS,AG,ALD,ALNY,ARC,BDN ,CRA,CPT,CCI,CAJ,
XMSR,WW,UNP,TTI,SUF,STRL,SBAC,KNOT,NRF,ROP,PWEI,PN C,NTG,OS,PCAR,PJC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RG
http://trimurl.com/6RH
Good Luck...Doug(IIC)
Will they all crossover this week???...Not likely...but the Crystal Ball is pretty accurate...However...Just because most or all do crossover does not necessarily mean they are any good...just a tool among many...Doug(IIC)
ParkTwain
08-03-2006, 02:02 AM
Today's MoMo:
CAA, IPSU, DPW, AGT, VLG, WWIN, TTG, AMIE, AEHR, KTCC, AVCI, TSCM, SIM, TWIN, BLSI, AE, BID, AUY, EZM, Q, LOGC, VGZ, MEK, SA, MNG, PSPT, NUHC, STAN, USEY, DTLK, TFR
WHO, I say WHOOOO, is taking care of this board? I gave all the good folks around here TTG (I'm sitting on a +11% long position right now), LOGC, NUHC, and STAN in the last couple of days on my thread.
Have a good Thursday, all.
jiesen
08-03-2006, 02:49 AM
you, YOU, YOOOUUUU!!! Park Twain, you are HUGE! I must start paying more attention around here...
Morning Movers:GRMN MROI SINA CRYP FDRY BEBE IR STKL VC IIP RACK AMD NT
Some Upgrades:ACI SUAI MTCT ADP AVP BVF SUN MWIV TRAK TIN TRW
Some that announce today:RIG SFY S SBAC OMX NT NRP MWY GMCR GTW BOOM DUK CRYP CEPH BKHM BGF ATPG
WHO, I say WHOOOO, is taking care of this board? I gave all the good folks around here TTG (I'm sitting on a +11% long position right now), LOGC, NUHC, and STAN in the last couple of days on my thread.
Have a good Thursday, all.
That's just about the time my crystal ball came up missing...You wouldn't happen to know anything about that...Would You?...;)
U.s. July Ism Services Prices 74.8 Vs 73.9 In Juneu.s. July Ism Services Employment 54.5 Vs 52 In Juneu.s. July Ism Services Index Lowest Level Since Sept. '05u.s. July Ism Services Index Below Consensus 56.9%u.s. July Ism Services 54.8% Vs 57.0 In Juneu.s. June Factory Orders Up 1.2% Vs. 1.7% Expectedu.s. June Factory Shipments Fall 0.3%u.s. June Durable Goods Orders Revised To 2.9% Vs. 3.1%u.s. June Nondurable Shipments Fall 0.7%u.s. June Core Capital Equipment Orders Up 0.9%
Today's MoMo:
INTT, MROI, MEH, OMX, MDTH, DHIL, GES, NEU, APAC, BMRN, CXW, SMTX, AQQ, OCN, USHS, SIM, AEPI, CPY, IIP, ALTH, FSBK, CAMT, ADLR, AE, GYMB, VLG, INPH
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6TF
http://trimurl.com/6TG
INTT
MROI
MEH
OMX
MDTH
DHIL
GES
NEU
APAC
BMRN
CXW
SMTX
AQQ
OCN
USHS
SIM
AEPI
CPY
IIP
ALTH
FSBK
CAMT
ADLR
AE
GYMB
VLG
INPH
This week really sux...I've still got PLLL...at least I'm up a few cents now...CRYP...Am I the only guy who is down???...CCRT...Sh*t happens...But I have a medium stake in ABAX from May...I believed...But I also believed in WITS...Whatta drag...Now ICOC...My crystal ball says they beat...But then again...I think Park stole it (Crystal ball)...I was up over 30% at one point this year...I'm red now...even with all those pocket change d/t's...I'm not particularly worried at this point...But believe it or not I've never had a down year overall since 1983...I don't intend to break the streak now...But I need to regroup here...Doug(IIC)
New-born baby
08-03-2006, 11:45 PM
This week really sux...I've still got PLLL...at least I'm up a few cents now...CRYP...Am I the only guy who is down???...CCRT...Sh*t happens...But I have a medium stake in ABAX from May...I believed...But I also believed in WITS...Whatta drag...Now ICOC...My crystal ball says they beat...But then again...I think Park stole it (Crystal ball)...I was up over 30% at one point this year...I'm red now...even with all those pocket change d/t's...I'm not particularly worried at this point...But believe it or not I've never had a down year overall since 1983...I don't intend to break the streak now...But I need to regroup here...Doug(IIC)
Next year you might consider doing something about the "October through May, then go away." You probably lost your green due to the May and July earnings reports. How about some options next time? Or just pull it off the table???
Next year you might consider doing something about the "October through May, then go away." You probably lost your green due to the May and July earnings reports. How about some options next time? Or just pull it off the table???
Probably good advice...But as I posted on Lou's thread...It was not always the case...Go back many years and check.
IIC's Crystal Ball....MACD Crossovers...BEFORE They Crossover!!!
Last weekend the Crystal Ball was right on...they all crossed over early on Monday:
ICOS, ELK, BGP, BRLI, UGI, VMSI
Little Charts: http://trimurl.com/6OS
Might be a little tougher this week since there are so many:
JEF,HLF,FSTR,FPO,CTSH,ACV,ADVS,AG,ALD,ALNY,ARC,BDN ,CRA,CPT,CCI,CAJ,
XMSR,WW,UNP,TTI,SUF,STRL,SBAC,KNOT,NRF,ROP,PWEI,PN C,NTG,OS,PCAR,PJC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6RG
http://trimurl.com/6RH
Good Luck...Doug(IIC)
Well...Told 'ya it would be a little harder this week...Only 28 of 33 have crossed over...But there is one day left...Sorry about the poor record this week...Doug(IIC)
Actually it was only 32 on the list....have 4 left.
Mortgage defaults: http://trimurl.com/6TJ (http://trimurl.com/6TJ)
Took small gains on PLLL and CRYP...took my lumps on CCRT
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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----------- Percent Change -----------
Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
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Tires 38.63 4.75 11.21 -0.62 -18.31 -39.24
Water 640.40 2.85 5.29 1.33 -3.59 -5.40
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 121.95 1.63 3.51 5.13 7.84 10.92
Specialty Retailers 389.60 1.08 1.22 -5.03 -10.06 -8.24
Automobiles 173.56 0.98 6.91 3.80 16.31 -15.34
Invstmt Serv 1019.42 0.96 4.03 2.45 -1.96 28.43
Health Care Providers 495.67 0.85 -2.69 3.45 3.45 3.35
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 194.24 0.83 -4.69 -5.17 -0.93 -5.41
Asset Managers 122.05 0.65 5.19 4.50 -2.09 19.14
Recreational Serv 71.35 0.62 -2.69 -7.47 -16.87 -22.85
Broadline Retailers 323.45 0.58 1.05 -6.04 -5.52 -8.46
Footwear 237.54 0.53 -1.88 -1.67 -5.45 -2.52
Electronic Office Equip 265.59 0.37 3.85 3.05 0.29 4.65
Home Construction 639.24 0.36 8.76 -0.67 -20.78 -41.40
Banks 544.15 0.33 2.23 4.49 1.43 11.94
Exploration & Production 438.06 0.31 -15.11 -17.77 -18.45 2.16
Waste & Disposal Serv 100.10 0.30 4.19 -1.04 -6.37 20.43
Full Line Insurance 404.37 0.29 0.03 1.21 -6.85 0.35
Reinsurance 92.80 0.28 -0.34 2.28 3.27 -9.05
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 781.49 0.24 3.63 -5.98 -8.56 23.92
Personal Prod 251.50 0.24 -4.24 -3.37 -1.13 4.43
Aluminum 248.43 0.21 -0.06 -8.37 -12.53 6.24
Pharmaceuticals 265.10 0.17 2.11 6.65 6.06 3.42
Mortgage Finance 77.83 0.17 -2.17 -1.22 -5.88 -10.10
Distillers & Vintners 118.43 0.16 0.69 1.01 2.09 1.51
Electricity 171.43 0.13 0.77 5.43 10.36 6.04
Aerospace 422.86 0.12 1.43 0.46 -2.51 21.29
Commodity Chemicals 190.05 0.11 -0.53 -3.85 -9.75 -11.21
Elec Components & Equip 131.87 0.08 4.15 -4.95 -12.02 10.08
Durable Household Prod 121.89 0.08 1.37 -5.45 -12.36 -7.12
Drug Retailers 527.31 0.08 1.34 6.55 7.45 7.46
Travel & Tourism 73.88 0.07 4.02 -3.68 -10.78 -25.52
Gas Distribution 113.88 0.06 1.75 5.08 7.56 4.15
Defense 114.42 0.04 -1.62 0.42 -4.01 10.28
Industrial Suppliers 109.62 0.04 3.11 -11.19 -18.42 8.22
Apparel Retailers 365.51 0.03 1.49 -2.82 -6.51 -6.33
Specialty Chemicals 231.11 0.01 3.11 0.99 0.08 11.09
Broadcast & Entertainment 396.73 0.01 2.62 -0.73 2.73 2.40
Nonferrous Metals 345.99 -0.02 9.57 0.09 -8.83 49.02
Electronic Equip 172.51 -0.06 1.09 -4.45 -11.81 7.52
Restaurants & Bars 364.92 -0.06 -1.29 -5.00 -7.91 3.82
Fixed Line Telecom 139.75 -0.06 8.08 6.42 11.13 20.48
Clothing & Accessories 142.16 -0.08 2.60 -2.37 -7.32 -7.93
Industrial Machinery 199.37 -0.09 4.37 -5.79 -10.07 8.32
Financial Administration 102.93 -0.10 0.76 -6.82 -8.13 1.19
Nondurable Household Prod 444.52 -0.10 4.37 6.16 2.24 6.53
Publishing 276.56 -0.11 2.38 -2.07 -3.59 -12.07
Gold Mining 107.54 -0.12 3.21 -1.86 -11.00 41.60
Computer Hardware 431.90 -0.12 4.29 0.12 -8.57 -2.07
Diversified Industrials 428.09 -0.13 0.32 -3.48 -6.95 -5.10
Media Agencies 349.82 -0.13 1.57 -1.82 -5.10 -6.53
Prop & Casualty Insurance 354.27 -0.15 -1.05 -0.38 -2.57 2.48
Soft Drinks 292.30 -0.16 -0.53 3.25 6.58 7.53
Food Prod 229.17 -0.16 0.98 0.48 1.60 4.83
Heavy Construction 326.55 -0.17 11.66 -0.79 -4.18 39.70
Brewers 323.60 -0.17 0.20 3.73 4.79 7.28
Specialty Finance 124.60 -0.17 5.97 -1.26 -3.40 15.00
Tobacco 269.40 -0.20 0.80 9.19 10.90 20.77
Building Matrls/Fxtures 310.07 -0.24 1.89 -6.20 -16.50 -6.72
Gambling 524.58 -0.27 -4.80 -10.46 -12.96 4.78
Multiutilities 115.84 -0.29 0.78 4.28 5.55 2.35
Marine Transportation 302.07 -0.30 0.81 -2.57 5.79 -4.78
Internet 326.20 -0.38 -1.74 -12.12 -8.90 10.23
Home Improve Retailers 88.32 -0.39 -0.27 -4.18 -13.55 -17.53
Consumer Finance 101.43 -0.41 1.55 -4.65 -4.19 3.98
Medical Supplies 310.19 -0.47 3.52 5.27 4.45 0.74
Hotels 559.59 -0.48 -6.18 -12.03 -7.84 1.18
Mobile Telecom 335.28 -0.48 -5.98 -7.33 -14.54 -15.02
Life Insurance 592.17 -0.51 -3.04 -3.45 -3.62 6.94
Pipelines 468.64 -0.54 2.95 3.19 14.61 18.38
Software 501.22 -0.58 1.69 1.83 -4.08 -2.79
Auto Parts 193.26 -0.60 1.13 -4.18 -4.03 -13.29
Containers & Packaging 150.85 -0.65 1.99 -1.09 -5.02 -2.88
Semiconductors 1068.19 -0.68 4.25 -6.88 -17.63 -17.29
Recreational Prod 197.25 -0.69 -3.48 -12.09 -20.92 -22.17
Computer Serv 58.15 -0.73 0.29 -1.97 -8.40 -4.90
Business Support Serv 186.56 -0.77 2.52 -2.54 -5.69 6.76
Toys 286.01 -0.86 3.95 9.10 -7.32 -13.95
Medical Equip 435.42 -0.93 -1.13 -1.52 -9.88 -13.80
Airlines 126.18 -0.93 -2.13 -3.14 1.09 21.99
Transportation Serv 174.49 -0.95 -4.23 -12.04 -1.87 14.19
Furnishings 214.65 -0.97 1.34 -4.11 -14.26 -12.08
Telecom Equip 581.48 -0.97 -1.69 -9.01 -18.96 -5.63
General Mining 1255.95 -1.08 8.20 -0.42 -15.59 36.99
Integrated Oil & Gas 542.80 -1.13 27.80 34.64 32.35 43.39
Delivery Serv 581.93 -1.31 -11.86 -16.24 -12.48 7.91
Business Train/Employ Agnc 118.39 -1.33 0.80 -13.71 -21.57 6.80
Forestry 212.26 -1.41 3.27 -7.76 -17.80 -16.76
Biotechnology 437.99 -1.47 1.36 0.80 0.32 -2.14
Paper 146.80 -1.48 3.20 2.51 -8.99 -0.95
Trucking 325.44 -1.51 -1.78 -11.33 -2.59 17.53
Specialized Consumer Serv 586.26 -1.52 -2.49 -10.20 -18.09 -27.39
Consumer Electronics 718.58 -2.04 -8.52 -12.50 -4.76 17.39
Real Estate Holding & Dev 372.30 -2.30 -0.84 -2.46 -7.55 7.82
Railroads 358.31 -2.41 -3.60 -13.74 -14.13 22.74
Oil Equip & Serv 523.60 -2.55 3.90 -4.96 -10.94 30.05
Steel 256.18 -2.70 1.40 -10.29 -13.61 61.42
Coal 296.95 -3.66 4.89 -13.79 -23.96 20.21
Platinum & Precious Metals 104.06 -3.67 9.08 -8.99 -33.64 41.42
Insurance Brokers 91.81 -4.84 -2.89 -4.97 -17.58 -0.39
Runner
08-04-2006, 07:42 PM
Doug, my random port is sucking swamp water..lol. It does not surprise me as my bull bear indicator is very close together. It shows about a 45% long and 55% short. Current port is 100% long. Now I’ll get bull when S&P can get over the 1280 and sticks for a while..
Doug, my random port is sucking swamp water..lol. It does not surprise me as my bull bear indicator is very close together. It shows about a 45% long and 55% short. Current port is 100% long. Now I’ll get bull when S&P can get over the 1280 and sticks for a while..
Well...it's been a bad 3 months for the Modified MoMo stocks in general...Even though I'm kickin' IBD's butt it is not because my IIC 100 Top 10 have done so well...it's because mine have not been as bad as the IBD 100 Top 10.
I don't have this week's results yet but as of last weekend I was ahead YTD about +24% to +15%...but at the end of the first week in May it was IIC +34% and IBD +46%...Well, I've said since 2000 that IBD doesn't account for the increased volatility very well...Of course I was referring to their trading theories...not their stock picking...Doug(IIC)
PS...Maybe we should all follow the crystal ball...Last week's MACD crossovers BEFORE they crossed over were 100%...This week it was only 93.7%...Sorry about that...But then again...just because they crossover doesn't mean they are any good...But added to some other criteria the list seems to be worth tracking...I rarely post it since there didn't seem to be much interest at any forums I'm in...But I think I'll post it weekly on my new site when it's up...Best, Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-04-2006, 09:38 PM
Here is the IIC 100 list of stocks I’m seeing some interest in. I finally figured how to import the list into my database.
Possible Longs:
BRKR OMCL CMRG GIGM DIGE? TYL NUHC MENT
Possible Shorts:
ATHR LVS TSCM
Here is the IIC 100 list of stocks I’m seeing some interest in. I finally figured how to import the list into my database.
Possible Longs:
BRKR OMCL CMRG GIGM DIGE? TYL NUHC MENT
Possible Shorts:
ATHR LVS TSCM
Like GIGM here...I picked it for the contest today...got some...OMCL is a regular watch as well as NUHC
Runner
08-04-2006, 10:45 PM
Doug, I might do things a little different in my approach from most. I like the top down approach. This means I look at the S&P500, sector action and stock. GIGM does look nice but the group and S&P tell me to proceed with caution. I know many will look at this as crazy but it works for me.
Here is a sub sector chart for Internet Service providers
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/651/isphx2.png (http://imageshack.us)
Here is the sector
http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/3060/isp1mt5.png (http://imageshack.us)
What's the REAL Unemployment Rate?
http://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.t12.htm
Runner
08-04-2006, 11:05 PM
Now looking over the daily chart of the S&P I notice we have been in a trading range for a good while. One of two things will happen here. 1. We pop up and make a decisive move upward. 2. We fall back down into the range. Based off my scans I tend to think we fall IMO. Here is my mindset on the action. Right now the Bulls and Bears are near even. I show a slight edge on the Bears side as of close today. Shorts are keeping a watch on 1280. If we do not make any forward progress from here I think the Bears will try to attack. Mr. B is going to open his mouth next week and I think this very well may lead to some increased volatility. I also realize the human emotions will be revealed as he speaks. This can make us think the market is finally making up its mind. Often the move will not be the true intent. I’d say be cautious with opening new positions. In simple terms I have zero clue where we go fro here but my market bias is slightly bearish..
Best trading….
Doug, I might do things a little different in my approach from most. I like the top down approach. This means I look at the S&P500, sector action and stock. GIGM does look nice but the group and S&P tell me to proceed with caution. I know many will look at this as crazy but it works for me.
Here is a sub sector chart for Internet Service providers
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/651/isphx2.png (http://imageshack.us)
Here is the sector
http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/3060/isp1mt5.png (http://imageshack.us)
Runner...I don't do it quite the same...But I do feel Group action is very significant...Unfortunately IBD, except for the daily group action, uses this convoluted 6 month deal...that's why I have my own groups(150+) where I can sort by a day, few days, week, 2 weeks, month...Of course I'm usually looking short term...But what do I care which group has done the best over the last 6 months???
I have zero clue where we go from here but my market bias is slightly bearish..
Best trading….
I pretty much feel the same way...Doug
i happen to buy USEY as well...
still holding on to it a bit longer.
at what price did you buy it at?
I forgot to ask you why you bot it?...Are you still in?
It is on my watch because of the Nuclear/Uranium deal going on...I don't know what will happen...USEY itself is no good...Cogeneration...Forget it...But if the nuclear power thing gets going again then USEY could be a nice takeover candidate...But that could be quite some time and I don't feel like taking a risk by holding it for long....Best, Doug(IIC)
Friday's MoMo:
CBEY, AVNC, APN, TWLL, TSBK, UTK, GIGM, OMG, MEH, USEY, CXW, RBY, SIM, ICOC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6U5
CBEY
AVNC
APN
TWLL
TSBK
UTK
GIGM
OMG
MEH
USEY
CXW
RBY
SIM
ICOC
Well...it's been a bad 3 months for the Modified MoMo stocks in general...Even though I'm kickin' IBD's butt it is not because my IIC 100 Top 10 have done so well...it's because mine have not been as bad as the IBD 100 Top 10.
I don't have this week's results yet but as of last weekend I was ahead YTD about +24% to +15%...but at the end of the first week in May it was IIC +34% and IBD +46%...Well, I've said since 2000 that IBD doesn't account for the increased volatility very well...Of course I was referring to their trading theories...not their stock picking...Doug(IIC)
PS...Maybe we should all follow the crystal ball...Last week's MACD crossovers BEFORE they crossed over were 100%...This week it was only 93.7%...Sorry about that...But then again...just because they crossover doesn't mean they are any good...But added to some other criteria the list seems to be worth tracking...I rarely post it since there didn't seem to be much interest at any forums I'm in...But I think I'll post it weekly on my new site when it's up...Best, Doug(IIC)
Well...The Preliminary numbers are in...You can pay IBD $300 to $7,000 a year...or you can pay me nothing and make twice as much...Hey Ski...You think they don't know that???...I make sure they do...LOL
If the Feds do not raise the rates...I'd say Bernake should be canned...Honeymoon's over...I say get the rates up to 6.5% and get it over with...This long drawn out pussy-footing around is finally starting to get on my nerves...It's about time all those living in a bubble the last 4 years came back to reality IMO...Doug(IIC)
PS: The reason I say what I did is because I think inflation may be ready to really pop over the next year if the Fed screws up
Well...ICOC was a bit of a dissapointment after EPS...But I held on...Maybe there will be a Flight To Plastics one of these days???...LOL
My target is still over $7...Here's the 8-K...Not too bad:
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/060804/icoc8-k.html
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT Stockcharts.com's "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" Simply click the link below:
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THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 8/7/06
HANS DAKT MED MEK GIGM GMTC AKAM CLB SWHC EGY FMCN ININ TSCM SLW ARTG GRB ARD KNOT DRQ TTI NTG ACLI ICTG SLP PRFT GLG CELG ICLR FTI ORA NTRI OMX ZOLL EME OMCL TWGP ECHO BRKR NUHC CMRG FORM HWCC PNFP TYL MENT OPNT DSGX BUCY STKL SPN CYB GOL CTSH HRZ SMSI PWR LIFC BRLI ACGY NUAN JOBS CME ZUMZ TBBK FIX HPOL MTW GLBL IFS IFSIA FLS AMX HWAY MICC PRXL RKT CBJ RBN DIGE ECLG EGN TTEC ALY SLB GIL CHINA BPHX CWLZ ICE CDE BIDU SII WFT CAM CSE CRDB ATHR AIR NPTH EYE
Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100
AMX ARD BRLI CELG CLB CME CTSH DAKT DRQ ECHO FORM FTI GLG GOL HANS ICLR JOBS KNOT LIFC MED PNFP TWGP TTI
Added this week: AMX CLB DRQ ECHO FORM GLG JOBS
Deleted from last week: ADM EZPW HOLX ICE
This week there are 23...Last week there were 20...Of the 20...
11 were up and 9 were down.
There are 32 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.
...Best, Doug(IIC)
PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been
the results each week:
For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.
For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.
For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.
For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.
For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn
For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn
For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn
For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn
For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn
For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn
For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn
For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn
For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn
For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn
For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn
For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn
For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn
For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn
For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn
For the week starting 5/15/06 there were 2 up 18 dn
For the week starting 5/22/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 5/30/06 there were 23 up 6 dn
For the week starting 6/5/06 there were 2 up 26 dn
For the week starting 6/12/06 there were 8 up 18 dn
For the week starting 6/19/06 there were 17 up 9 dn
For the week starting 6/26/06 there were 25 up 0 dn
For the week starting 7/3/06 there were 7 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/10/06 there were 3 up 25 dn
For the week starting 7/17/06 there were 6 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/24/06 there were 19 up 3 dn
For the week starting 7/31/06 there were 11 up 9 dn
If you would like the IIC 100 in a vertical format...you can use this site to convert it: http://www.ttrader.com/stockchat/replace_symbols.php
Two weeks ago we were 100% (6/6)...this past week we were only 94% (30/32)
Next week's MACD crossovers BEFORE they crossover...Let's see what my Crystal Ball says:
AHT,EAT,NEW,UIS,IMCL,LEE,SVVS,TMA,LM
Little Charts: http://trimurl.com/6UD
The tally is in:
IIC 100 Top 10 YTD +24.08% up a smidge last week
IBD 100 Top 10 YTD +12.16% down almost 3%
I thought of something...I could simply mimic the IBD 100 Top 10 for the rest of the year and I'd automatically win...LOL...Don't worry, I wouldn't do that...Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-05-2006, 07:00 PM
Doug, now that I loaded your last weeks list into my database here is my findings from a technical stand point. All data mentioned is a complete total of the list.
Bottom indicator- shows the IIC list as group strength. I see best entry into the list occurred around 6/13/06. This means many of the stocks on your list began to make a move around that time frame. This does not mean all of them did. This indicator figures the entire 100 stocks.
http://img478.imageshack.us/img478/3930/iicbuysigpt0.png (http://imageshack.us)
I think that is very interesting Runner...thx...Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-05-2006, 07:10 PM
Doug, I’ll monitor the group strength and give a heads up when the group turns back up. If someone could PM me the ibd list I could do the same. I just need to get the list into my DB
Runner
08-05-2006, 07:12 PM
Doug, check out the charts off your list it does appear 6/13 would have been a good entry into several off your list..
To be honest...I'm a little bit bored today...My wife is in NYC...My trading partner is on vacation...Blah Blah Blah...So I went over to IBD Forums and read some posts...I almost fell off my chair...Seriously...These people...and I am surprised at some...Have absolutely NO IDEA about economical factors...I won't mention any names...But C'mon...get out of La La Land...Quit complainin' and get with the program...It is what it is...Deal with it or get out IMO...Doug(IIC)
Unbelievable...I've wanted DougGregory.com for years...Guess my evil twin forgot to renew it...I grabbed it...Now you can have it for 100 grand...First come...First Serve
It really galls me to hear people talk about inflation being contained...In LA it is almost 6%...which in itself is not bad historically...But it is steadily rising.
Then there are those that quote the core cpi...What???...They don't drive???...They don't heat or cool their house???...They don't eat???
http://www.martincapital.com/chts-econ/ch_infl.gif
Well...I guess everybody except me and Goldman Sachs thinks the rate won't go up...Doug(IIC)
billyjoe
08-06-2006, 11:41 AM
Doug,
How do we play banking stocks with the present rate hike/ non rate hike situation ? My banking stock is kicking butt. Wish I had a few more in the portfolio.
-------------billyjoe
Doug,
How do we play banking stocks with the present rate hike/ non rate hike situation ? My banking stock is kicking butt. Wish I had a few more in the portfolio.
-------------billyjoe
I don't know...but I have noticed for weeks that many Bank stocks show up when I run some of my "approaching new highs" scans. Also appears to be quite a few takeovers or mergers...I've not been following Banks but you can see it when you run the scans...shoot up and then flat line.
Speaking of flat line...that's one of the pains I go through when I run my flat or tight base scans...too many takeovers/mergers show up...Not the end of the world...But I wish I could figure out a way to eliminate those.
Back to Banks...MG has 102 Industry groups...They have 2 banking groups...Based on the last 3 months they are ranked # 18 and # 20. YTD, Banks are # 29 of 100 DJ Groups/Sectors w/ a respectable +7.74%.
http://img196.imageshack.us/img196/8928/djbankssx2.png (http://imageshack.us)
http://img166.imageshack.us/img166/1245/djbanks2lq8.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
MG has 102 Industry groups...Who's "MG"?
Who's "MG"?
Here is the site for MG:
http://tal.marketgauge.com/
They also give you some free r/t info during market hrs at:
http://tal.marketgauge.com/MGHome/PHSReportsIndex.asp
But the r/t groups are based on Market Cap rather than % price increase.
I also get my A/D charts that I sometimes post from MG...Doug(IIC)
This one is really low volume...Came onto my radar on the weekend before June 9th when it debuted at # 48 on the IIC 100. However, I was shocked to see it appear in the IBD 100 for this Monday....The ADV is only a little over 7,000shs...But it may be ready for a blowout move if they beat and the c/c goes well. I believe they announce at the close on 8/9/06....Doug(IIC)
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/5210/echo1kb9.gif (http://imageshack.us)
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/6594/echo2qr1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
When these Gov't price checkers go out and check prices for a "Basket of Goods" do they use the sale price or the regular price?
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/business/4097650.html
Is this you?????????
http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/2121/lonterminvestorjo3.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
08-06-2006, 07:13 PM
Doug, I got your list all keyed up now. Here is the Advance/Decline line of your list. This is computed off the last weeks IIC 100. During 6/13/06 your list was 100% oversold. Notice the pie chart to the top. It went into major over bought 6/30/06. Notice the current choppy action in the chart.
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/4356/iicadvancele8.png (http://imageshack.us)
Here is the site for MG:
http://tal.marketgauge.com/
They also give you some free r/t info during market hrs at:
http://tal.marketgauge.com/MGHome/PHSReportsIndex.asp
But the r/t groups are based on Market Cap rather than % price increase.
I also get my A/D charts that I sometimes post from MG...Doug(IIC)Thanks. Are you a $45/mo. subscriber?
Thanks. Are you a $45/mo. subscriber?
No...I don't pay for a whole lot of anything Rob...Doug(IIC)
Doug, I got your list all keyed up now. Here is the Advance/Decline line of your list. This is computed off the last weeks IIC 100. During 6/13/06 your list was 100% oversold. Notice the pie chart to the top. It went into major over bought 6/30/06. Notice the current choppy action in the chart.
http://img359.imageshack.us/img359/4356/iicadvancele8.png (http://imageshack.us)
I like that Runner...Great Job...Doug
IIC Top 10 Under $10
GIGM,GMTC,SWHC,EGY,ARTG,SLP,BRKR,DSGX,STKL,CYB
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6UX
spikefader
08-07-2006, 12:36 AM
Is this you?????????
http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/2121/lonterminvestorjo3.gif (http://imageshack.us)Ahhhh.....the emotional roller coaster! And ain't it amazingly accurate? Newbies and old hats alike should memorize this picture......and then look at it every day before the opening bell, and at the end of every day after the closing bell.................and reflect on how well they rode that roller coaster.
http://img335.imageshack.us/img335/8646/coastersk2.gif (http://imageshack.us)
ParkTwain
08-07-2006, 12:46 AM
IIC Top 10 Under $10
GIGM,GMTC,SWHC,EGY,ARTG,SLP,BRKR,DSGX,STKL,CYB
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6UX
Doug,
Take a look at these, almost all under $15/sh.
CYBS, HIH, PRFT, TRLG, AHT, WXH, BTN, AEC, CVA
http://tinyurl.com/gq2qn
Doug,
Take a look at these, almost all under $15/sh.
CYBS, HIH, PRFT, TRLG, AHT, WXH, BTN, AEC, CVA
http://tinyurl.com/gq2qn
Overall...a nice list...I like AHT the best
Morning Movers:HEC PWEI PD XOM SCT BDCO KOMG ELOS TOPT PDC ACXM TEVA PTEN GW ANDW CAMT RBAK OPWV TKC HAL VLO
Wow...Japan got whacked on Monday
This one is really low volume...Came onto my radar on the weekend before June 9th when it debuted at # 48 on the IIC 100. However, I was shocked to see it appear in the IBD 100 for this Monday....The ADV is only a little over 7,000shs...But it may be ready for a blowout move if they beat and the c/c goes well. I believe they announce at the close on 8/9/06....Doug(IIC)
http://img258.imageshack.us/img258/5210/echo1kb9.gif (http://imageshack.us)
http://img252.imageshack.us/img252/6594/echo2qr1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
ECHO Today:
http://img326.imageshack.us/img326/7997/echokm6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Today's MoMo:
ORCI, CKSW, MFN, NEU, USEY, VSTH, ARD, UFPT, RICK, AE, ICLR, ECHO, BSRR, DVSA
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6V4
ORCI
CKSW
MFN
NEU
USEY
VSTH
ARD
UFPT
RICK
AE
ICLR
ECHO
BSRR
DVSA
skiracer
08-07-2006, 08:32 PM
ECHO Today:
http://img326.imageshack.us/img326/7997/echokm6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Doug,
Great pick and probably rose the $2.95 because of your posts. Did you own it aside from playing it in the POTW?
ninner
08-07-2006, 08:34 PM
short the pig known as HANS
Doug,
Great pick and probably rose the $2.95 because of your posts. Did you own it aside from playing it in the POTW?
No...I don't own it...but that lucky bastard who got it at 14.25 on the gap down is probably partying tonight. It would have been extremely difficult to get it much under 15.60...and even if you could've you'd probably not have been able to get many shs until the 15.80's or 15.90's...But there's eps on Wed...should be interesting...Doug
PS...it was 2.95% not $2.95...However, due to a quirk in the contest rules...I am up over 12% because the 1st trade was on a big gap dn.
short the pig known as HANS
Speaking of HANS...I ran my IIC 100 scan to check on IFON which mysteriously dropped off the 100 this week...Actually, it wasn't a mystery...I was pretty sure I knew why...Here is a copy of a post I made elsewhere today:
Well...my hunch was right...IFON fka IFO dropped off the IIC 100 because the projection info at my source was delayed due to the symbol change...I made a call over the weekend, but my buddy said that he would check into it on Monday...All fixed now...it would've been # 4....IIC
But speaking of HANS...when I run the scan now...it is not in the Top 10 anymore.
OK...so me and Goldman Sachs & about about 10 people on the Net think the Fed raises...So we wait and see...I wonder if Homz will be back if there is no increase???
BTW...where is that guy?...I finally had a civil debate w/ him and he disappears???
But I will confess...I really didn't believe in all that stuff I posted...But I learned in Speech 109...A good speaker can take either side and win...Even the side they totally disagree with...I shoulda been a lawyer...But then if I had...I don't think I could've lived with myself...Doug(IIC)
ninner
08-08-2006, 12:05 AM
i believe Uncle ben will raise rates also, which will cause the market to really go down in my opinion since i think the market is betting that there wont be a raise hike.
i believe Uncle ben will raise rates also, which will cause the market to really go down in my opinion since i think the market is betting that there wont be a raise hike.
I'm not so sure about that Ninner...Yes...The Big Mouths, sans me...Seem to be calling for a pause...But the smart money seems to think we get a raise here...At least that's what my gut tells me....The most important thing will be the statement anyway.
Now...I'm lookin' at the Naz BP...which nobody here seems to be interested in...But it is over the 20 ema now...If it holds...I think we see some good times at least short term.
I'll throw the SEASONAL CRAP of the inexperienced viewpoints out the window...It is what it is...Don't know if non-subscribers can see this chart...pls let me know...Best To All...Doug(IIC) http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$BPCOMPQ&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p21833720501
Man...I've been lookin' a a load of tech charts...Nothing seems to be acting right...Here's one that seems to be pretty good though...although it is Contrarian...Or is it???
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/CEARNTBL.GIF
...Don't know if non-subscribers can see this chart...pls let me know...Best To All...Doug(IIC) http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$BPCOMPQ&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p21833720501
Here's what this non-subscriber saw. Note the little blurb at the bottom.
http://img124.imageshack.us/img124/313/acr6.png (http://imageshack.us)
You probably already know this, Doug, but if you want to see what non-subscribers see, you can just delete from your computer the cookie(s) set by the host. That way it will not automatically recognize who you are. Then when you log in, a new cookie will be set.
Morning Movers:Morning Movers: TEVA RMBS GIGM BDCO PCLN GOOG MCDTA KOSP TKLC PEIX ALVR BRNC LOUD FTEK SONS ENTG NAPS SIRI ARS VSE
LOUD on takeover
Text Of Federal Reserve's Decision On Interest Rates
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--The following is the text of the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates released Tuesday, Aug. 8:
The Federal Open Market Committee decided today to keep its target for the federal funds rate at 5-1/4 percent.
Economic growth has moderated from its quite strong pace earlier this year, partly reflecting a gradual cooling of the housing market and the lagged effects of increases in interest rates and energy prices.
Readings on core inflation have been elevated in recent months, and the high levels of resource utilization and of the prices of energy and other commodities have the potential to sustain inflation pressures. However, inflation pressures seem likely to moderate over time, reflecting contained inflation expectations and the cumulative effects of monetary policy actions and other factors restraining aggregate demand.
Nonetheless, the Committee judges that some inflation risks remain. The extent and timing of any additional firming that may be needed to address these risks will depend on the evolution of the outlook for both inflation and economic growth, as implied by incoming information.
Voting for the FOMC monetary policy action were: Ben S. Bernanke, Chairman; Timothy F. Geithner, Vice Chairman; Susan S. Bies; Jack Guynn; Donald L. Kohn; Randall S. Kroszner; Sandra Pianalto; Kevin M. Warsh; and Janet L. Yellen. Voting against was Jeffrey M. Lacker, who preferred an increase of 25 basis points in the federal funds rate target at this meeting.
Yet inflation remains stubbornly high, and will likely remain so in coming months. The personal consumption expenditures index excluding food and energy, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge, is current at a 2.4% annual rate, which matches the highest pace since 1995. That's also well above the 1% to 2% range commonly understood as the Fed's preferred zone
peanuts
08-08-2006, 03:56 PM
Doug,
Only four more minutes until XWG reports earnings.
What are you doing?
Doug,
Only four more minutes until XWG reports earnings.
What are you doing?
What am I supposed to do?
Think I'll go grab lunch
Runner
08-08-2006, 04:41 PM
Doug, DIGE has the chart qualities I like. It bases for a good while then it pops. Currently in first pullback.
Runner
08-08-2006, 05:19 PM
Doug, I’ve updated the IIC port blog with a few charts. You can click on the link below in my signature spot.
peanuts
08-08-2006, 05:21 PM
What am I supposed to do?
Think I'll go grab lunch
I thought that you had an interest in XWG at one time... maybe I'm wrong.
It is on my MOMO watchlist, but not a current position
I thought that you had an interest in XWG at one time... maybe I'm wrong.
It is on my MOMO watchlist, but not a current position
XWG...I think I may have owned it briefly before...would have to check though
Runner
08-08-2006, 07:56 PM
Last swing signal from Doug’s list was on 7/21/06. Numbers to right of symbols is the percent increase from swing signal.. Not bad doug!!!
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/4961/swingpercentwp2.png (http://imageshack.us)
Doug, I’ve updated the IIC port blog with a few charts. You can click on the link below in my signature spot.
Gotcha...thx
Today's MoMo:
ARS, RWY, SYKE, REY, EMIS, CRAY, CLHB, BRR, VBAC, FTO, SMDI, VGZ, ATML, MIG, IIP, ALJ, SLP, DVSA, WNR, HSKA, DPW, SMTX, GVP
Little Charts:
http://tinyurl.com/gf8uo
http://tinyurl.com/k795k
ARS
RWY
SYKE
REY
EMIS
CRAY
CLHB
BRR
VBAC
FTO
SMDI
VGZ
ATML
MIG
IIP
ALJ
SLP
DVSA
WNR
HSKA
DPW
SMTX
GVP
A tool to help you try to determine market direction..This is a weekly Naz Bullish Percent chart with numerous emas...I call it a ribbon chart. I actually use the daily but I used the weekly so I could show a longer time frame...I see I forgot one red line in Sept '01. I made a little comment in blue and if you compare this chart to the Naz I believe you will agree with it....Doug(IIC)
PS...thought I corrected that typo(shorter in blue) also the 11/06 line should be green
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/7259/bpweeklyju9.gif (http://imageshack.us)
A tool to help you try to determine market direction..This is a weekly Naz Bullish Percent chart with numerous emas...I call it a ribbon chart.Interesting chart, Doug. I can't help thinking how well one might do trading just QQQQ long and short.
Say you're long: you could sell your position when the 3-day EMA crosses below, say, the 11-day. Then when you hit one of those big red crosses on the chart, go short. Then do just the reverse: cover when the 3-day crosses above the 11-day, and go long on the green cross, etc., etc.
Morning Movers: AAPL ASML BSC CSCO CELL DIS ERICY GOOG GS LEH NOK NYER FWLT PMCS SGEN IACI PALM SIRI HGSI OPWV SAX JNPR TOT NVDA XING ZOMX
New-born baby
08-09-2006, 09:17 AM
Morning Movers: AAPL ASML BSC CSCO CELL DIS ERICY GOOG GS LEH NOK NYER FWLT PMCS SGEN IACI PALM SIRI HGSI OPWV SAX JNPR TOT NVDA XING ZOMX
DIS eats dirt today.
Bot AES mid 20.60's...IIC
ParkTwain
08-09-2006, 10:38 AM
Hot stocks list missed CTCM.
Hot stocks list missed CTCM.
Briefing had an article about them in their paid stuff.
Briefing had an article about them in their paid stuff.So did Rob's Lobs, the day after the IPO. You bet-cher bottom ruble.
Interesting chart, Doug. I can't help thinking how well one might do trading just QQQQ long and short.
Say you're long: you could sell your position when the 3-day EMA crosses below, say, the 11-day. Then when you hit one of those big red crosses on the chart, go short. Then do just the reverse: cover when the 3-day crosses above the 11-day, and go long on the green cross, etc., etc.
It would be better to use the BP for the Nasdaq 100 for that...Doug
It would be better to use the BP for the Nasdaq 100 for that...DougDo you know of a way to back test that strategy?
Do you know of a way to back test that strategy?
You could go back and do it on Stockcharts...but if you wanted to get real close it would take some time...for a general idea it wouldn't take that long though
Bot AES mid 20.60's...IIC
Out...now I can eat lunch today...I'm done...IIC
Out...now I can eat lunch today...I'm done...IICAnd to think ... when you told me:
Lunch is for wimps Rob...IIC... I wasn't even talking about my own lunch. lol
I'm gonna put a bar in my car and drive myself to drink.
Witness Sys: Identified A Number Of Discrepancies In Option Grants
Witness Sys Delays Filing Of Form 10-Q >WITS
Witness Sys Sees $10M In Related Chgs For Feb '00 To Aug '02
http://bestsmileys.com/drinking/5.gif
Took some time...but I got rid of all my WITS...2+ years down the friggin' drain
Runner
08-09-2006, 04:01 PM
Doug, DIGE has the chart qualities I like. It bases for a good while then it pops. Currently in first pullback.
WHo let the dogs out..
Today's DON'T FALL IN LOVE WITH A STOCK MoMo LIst:
I bailed on WITS today after almost 2 1/2 yrs. I was up 73% and I sold it all on multiple trades at a loss on the Options News...The loss part wasn't so bad...Although I had to listen to my wife when I got home because many of the shares were in her IRA and she had seen the confirmation emails...But she'll get over it.
I should practice what I preach...And most times I do...But this time I didn't...And I didn't listen to some very knowlegeable people on the way down...Live and Learn I guess...Am I mad? Yes...I'm a little mad at myself...Am I distraught...NO WAY...I'll get it back....I got 20 cents on AES today
FTD, NXXI, VGZ, TRU, CTCM, IAAC, CVO, CHL, WEL, LHCG, AMRN, MDR, CACS, KTCC, ALJ, WNR, IIG, ECHO
Little Charts:
http://tinyurl.com/fswku (http://tinyurl.com/fswku)
FTD
NXXI
VGZ
TRU
CTCM
IAAC
CVO
CHL
WEL
LHCG
AMRN
MDR
CACS
KTCC
ALJ
WNR
IIG
ECHO
WHo let the dogs out..
I have a T-Shirt that say's "I LET THE DOG's OUT"...I wear it on cruises 'cause they always play that song...Next one is outta MIA on 9/3
ParkTwain
08-09-2006, 11:53 PM
I just kicked myself for a little while recently because of a specific kind of situation, but one that happens to me about once a month. This is about being prepared to deal with a GOOD surprise during the trading day.
I tend to want to hold a new long position (I do near-term momentum-oriented breakout setups and long trades only) till I get at least a 10 to 15% gain in each position, depending on the market situation and the mix of positions I have at that particular moment. What has happened to me several times (because I've been "especially" right a few times, I guess) is that the stock spikes up intraday to something close to my sell point, but I just sit there and watch it happening WITH GLEE and think it will just keep going up but then it drops back significantly by the end of trading that day.
What I think I need to do is to go into every new day with a LIMIT SELL order on each of my positions that is about 10% above that stock's opening price. I should do this REGARDLESS OF HOW CLOSE EACH DAY'S OPEN IS TO MY SELL PRICE FOR EACH POSITION. Especially given the market we're seeing lately, a gain of +10% or more FROM THE OPEN on any of my open long positions should be enough to put in my pocket for THAT DAY anyway!
I haven't been doing this so far for a couple of reasons:
* I'm only watching the markets for the first 90 minutes or so, before I head off for work. The downside of these intraday spikes happens later in the trading day.
* I am trading in an IRA, so if I sell, I can't safely use those funds to make another buy for another 3 days (that is, until today's sell clears). By selling I lose access to any further gains in that stock for those 3 days. Thus, to sell would mean that I don't expect the stock to gain much more than that 10% for another 3 days (lots of times that is the most likely outcome, but it depends on that stock's and the overall market's recent behavior).
* I usually open a new long position only on stocks make a new all-time high ($$MM$$ board newbies can ask me why later sometime). The intraday spike might occur on unusually high volume, which can be a GOOD SIGN or a BAD SIGN. I can interpret this as a GOOD SIGN in thinking that today's volume means there are a lot of new folks wanting to get involved with the stock and in the aggregate those transactions should serve as a support point going forward after today. Or I can interpret this as a BAD SIGN if later in the day the stock drops way back down to where it opened, or even below (this is an upside down "hammer" in candlestick talk, what is that term?); in other words, that day's action could end up being a bearish reversal and could mean that an important top is being put in just while I was watching.
I guess the stock's intraday volume (up to the time in the day when it reaches my limit sell point) could be the cue as to what I should do when I'm this kind of situation.
In addition to having in place a +10% gain limit sell order in place for each position at the beginning of each day, I could also consider placing a volume-based (rather than a price-based) alert on each open stock position, so I'll be alerted when high volume is occurring in any of my positions.
Of course, for a spiking stock making a fast market intraday, I might not get a fill on my limit sell order that day.
Have any of you guys gone through this kind of quandary, and what did you do about it as to adjusting your intraday trading rules?
//PT
Bot some UTSI 7.30's...IIC
Heads up for anyone interested.
Gorilla has a couple of free links that came out yesterday:
http://www.gorillatrades.com/GorillaPicksweb.htm
http://www.gorillatrades.com/email.html (http://www.gorillatrades.com/email.html)
out UTSI +.12...LIFC -.14...DAKT +.08
Man...My pick of the week took a tumble today...Guess beating ests. by 40 % just wasn't good enough...Beat on revs too. I can find no guidance though. Stock is ECHO...Doug(IIC)
billyjoe
08-10-2006, 07:06 PM
Doug,
No guidance in ECHO conference call ?
-------billyjoe
Doug,
No guidance in ECHO conference call ?
-------billyjoe
I don't even know if they had a c/c...Doug
Today's MoMo:
AVNC, CRV, PZA, GEO, SIM, NUHC, INPH, VRTA, RTK, FILE, AMRN, CTCI, DIGE, PME, MEH, KBALB, VOL, GES, FSBK, FTD
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6VD
http://trimurl.com/6VE
AVNC
CRV
PZA
GEO
SIM
NUHC
INPH
VRTA
RTK
FILE
AMRN
CTCI
DIGE
PME
MEH
KBALB
VOL
GES
FSBK
FTD
Runner
08-10-2006, 10:05 PM
Doug here is some possible long positions based off a supply and demand indicator. Not swings
TSCM LIFC MICC AKAM TEX TTEC TTI TESOF TWGP LVS
Example of chart and how well it appears to capture longer trend. Code is pretty simple to write. TC2000 has a new feature called snapsheets http://www.worden.com/XMLPage.aspx?xmlpage=snapsheetspage
It allows you to write block code for your charts and conduct a lot of neat research. The link provides a demo of some of the features it offers.
AKAM
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/6822/akamja3.png (http://imageshack.us)
Supply/Demand...How is that determined? IBD has one of those indicators too...But I never have figured out how it is calc'd...thx...Doug(IIC)
Even tho we've been above it recently...I'm seein' some fairly strong resistance at 2178...next level medium resistance is 2104ish
peanuts
08-11-2006, 10:22 AM
in THC hi 6.90's
Are you under the influence of THC?
This is one of the best short plays out there, Doug... you do know that their doctors were "allegedly" killing people in the wake of the hurricane destruction in New Orleans, don't you? Tenet owned that hospital where all that bad stuff happened. Play it short term only. I don't like THC as a long.
Are you under the influence of THC?
This is one of the best short plays out there, Doug... you do know that their doctors were "allegedly" killing people in the wake of the hurricane destruction in New Orleans, don't you? Tenet owned that hospital where all that bad stuff happened. Play it short term only. I don't like THC as a long.
It's a dt based on news and upgrade...if it doesn't move soon...I'm out
It was worth a try...out THC ...lost a couple cents
It was worth a try...out THC ...lost a couple centsNo worries, Doug. Lunch is for wimps anyway. :)
GYMB looks pretty good at 31.77 if it gets some vol
Morn MoMo...RealTime: CLEC GROW HANS NXG N APAC NAVI SMTB AMRN
GYMB looks pretty good at 31.77 if it gets some vol
Got the vol...but it went the wrong way...Doug(IIC)
Morn MoMo...RealTime: CLEC GROW HANS NXG N APAC NAVI SMTB AMRN
GROW made a nice move about 25 mins ago...pulling back a little bit now
Bot a little SYKE mid 18.90's
Bot a little SYKE mid 18.90's
Ended up +.14 on SYKE...sorta hard to get out of...But at least now I can have lunch...IIC
. . . at least now I can have lunch...IIC
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b381/cntrtop/wimpy.gif
Some stocks that closed up every day this week:
http://trimurl.com/6VH
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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----------- Percent Change -----------
Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
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Full Line Insurance 410.90 1.77 0.48 3.18 -6.32 1.74
Toys 291.59 1.60 4.45 13.40 -0.30 -12.33
Consumer Electronics 718.58 0.85 -4.76 -7.96 -7.77 22.40
Apparel Retailers 367.33 0.82 1.23 -1.23 -6.15 -0.64
Nonferrous Metals 349.76 0.65 -0.45 3.54 -11.01 49.93
Exploration & Production 445.09 0.44 -19.14 -15.39 -17.82 2.05
Insurance Brokers 93.60 0.38 -2.99 -2.28 -11.67 1.03
Distillers & Vintners 118.63 0.31 1.40 1.66 -0.84 3.31
Tobacco 272.08 0.28 1.09 4.48 9.88 23.38
Reinsurance 92.84 0.27 -1.65 0.54 1.56 -8.55
Durable Household Prod 119.00 0.23 -1.35 -5.92 -16.66 -7.54
Recreational Prod 191.30 0.17 -6.23 -13.25 -22.92 -21.69
Medical Equip 435.26 0.12 -5.39 -1.53 -9.29 -13.10
Mobile Telecom 324.71 0.11 -10.32 -8.85 -17.46 -15.92
Pipelines 458.63 0.07 -3.32 1.68 6.31 12.60
Brewers 327.34 0.07 -0.61 3.98 4.47 7.69
Fixed Line Telecom 138.39 0.06 0.96 6.34 10.46 20.15
Computer Hardware 422.25 0.02 -1.53 -1.58 -12.66 -3.40
Food Prod 230.15 -0.01 -0.63 0.41 0.08 7.36
Soft Drinks 291.52 -0.03 -1.35 2.34 4.43 7.08
Nondurable Household Prod 449.93 -0.06 6.48 5.96 7.19 10.56
Broadline Retailers 324.29 -0.06 1.54 -3.42 -7.49 -5.60
Automobiles 173.37 -0.07 0.81 5.40 14.94 -12.13
Broadcast & Entertainment 392.21 -0.09 -1.08 -0.56 -0.32 0.01
Publishing 274.02 -0.09 0.17 -2.31 -5.57 -12.44
Gambling 522.02 -0.09 -0.72 -7.25 -15.32 7.75
Medical Supplies 313.47 -0.10 0.61 7.43 4.27 2.98
Life Insurance 593.57 -0.11 -2.14 -2.93 -4.57 9.48
Furnishings 205.98 -0.16 -3.67 -5.61 -18.42 -15.31
Defense 113.45 -0.18 -1.79 0.25 -7.01 9.67
Restaurants & Bars 358.21 -0.21 -2.99 -4.74 -12.08 4.29
Asset Managers 121.52 -0.22 0.93 6.60 -5.77 20.89
Multiutilities 113.81 -0.25 -1.70 2.06 1.89 2.25
Footwear 231.80 -0.26 -2.64 -1.95 -6.29 -9.05
Electricity 170.74 -0.27 0.11 4.19 5.87 6.74
Biotechnology 425.20 -0.29 -3.60 -2.98 -3.42 -4.92
Specialty Retailers 382.52 -0.29 1.68 -4.33 -13.42 -8.04
Diversified Industrials 423.35 -0.30 -1.29 -4.03 -10.53 -3.34
Drug Retailers 526.93 -0.32 2.18 6.03 5.76 8.07
Building Matrls/Fxtures 300.34 -0.34 -0.45 -6.35 -20.59 -6.53
Software 504.69 -0.36 0.97 3.56 -2.54 -5.39
Prop & Casualty Insurance 348.32 -0.38 -2.98 -1.68 -5.98 3.04
Elec Components & Equip 128.28 -0.42 -1.40 -5.06 -17.44 8.15
Banks 531.35 -0.42 -1.36 1.44 -2.87 10.32
Gas Distribution 112.75 -0.44 -1.22 4.17 5.65 5.72
Clothing & Accessories 140.67 -0.45 0.88 -0.56 -8.19 -6.64
Computer Serv 57.31 -0.45 -2.93 -2.96 -10.72 -6.44
Hotels 534.13 -0.48 -3.90 -14.31 -16.12 -1.43
Home Improve Retailers 85.52 -0.51 -2.97 -4.85 -17.98 -15.62
Aerospace 407.10 -0.55 -2.16 -2.38 -9.07 17.89
Specialty Chemicals 227.89 -0.58 0.25 0.67 -4.32 10.57
Containers & Packaging 149.12 -0.58 -0.37 -0.86 -9.01 -4.03
Electronic Office Equip 264.57 -0.62 1.57 1.89 -3.06 3.04
Health Care Providers 499.95 -0.65 2.93 3.81 6.56 3.71
Invstmt Serv 993.15 -0.66 -1.22 0.29 -8.57 26.04
Telecom Equip 598.90 -0.67 1.24 -3.46 -19.13 -2.74
Financial Administration 101.47 -0.68 -0.86 -5.71 -10.29 -1.16
Media Agencies 344.58 -0.71 0.29 -1.81 -9.01 -7.07
Travel & Tourism 73.16 -0.71 3.81 -1.88 -13.56 -24.40
Recreational Serv 69.42 -0.76 -3.29 -9.70 -21.26 -24.27
Commodity Chemicals 187.64 -0.77 0.29 -3.09 -12.26 -12.24
Electronic Equip 168.20 -0.82 -2.66 -4.71 -16.94 7.37
Industrial Suppliers 104.67 -0.82 -2.42 -13.46 -23.82 5.46
Pharmaceuticals 260.46 -0.82 -1.43 4.07 3.33 2.56
Integrated Oil & Gas 541.24 -0.84 24.21 31.09 30.98 42.38
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 117.09 -0.84 -2.01 -0.08 1.65 12.02
Consumer Finance 97.65 -0.84 -3.13 -6.41 -8.64 -0.48
Oil Equip & Serv 514.82 -0.86 -4.94 -3.52 -14.72 24.79
Delivery Serv 558.55 -0.87 -6.03 -18.19 -20.73 3.18
Industrial Machinery 191.73 -0.90 -1.51 -6.26 -16.90 4.42
Mortgage Finance 76.38 -0.90 -1.59 -3.93 -10.28 -9.94
Specialized Consumer Serv 583.42 -1.05 -2.07 -6.27 -16.55 -27.88
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 192.58 -1.06 -2.36 -4.79 -3.91 -3.24
Forestry 205.53 -1.07 -5.22 -8.28 -21.50 -17.84
Auto Parts 186.71 -1.07 -3.17 -7.70 -11.76 -14.84
Specialty Finance 118.75 -1.07 -0.88 -4.78 -9.84 9.08
Transportation Serv 164.61 -1.10 -6.10 -14.77 -11.94 14.13
Railroads 340.92 -1.11 -5.44 -14.70 -20.93 17.49
Internet 324.06 -1.13 -3.00 -12.29 -9.29 8.62
Business Support Serv 181.00 -1.24 -2.57 -3.75 -9.48 2.97
Personal Prod 253.37 -1.25 -0.63 -2.48 -2.26 6.99
Waste & Disposal Serv 96.27 -1.30 -1.55 -2.18 -11.41 17.03
Paper 148.88 -1.33 -0.13 3.16 -10.61 1.98
General Mining 1217.71 -1.35 -1.94 -4.70 -19.51 30.42
Marine Transportation 299.00 -1.43 1.42 -2.86 2.40 -4.38
Water 619.64 -1.45 2.52 -1.09 -5.23 -9.35
Heavy Construction 322.04 -1.54 2.10 0.81 -8.12 37.72
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 731.29 -1.68 -3.38 -9.12 -17.38 17.40
Platinum & Precious Metals 81.70 -1.73 -22.29 -26.87 -48.61 2.96
Coal 282.05 -1.77 -6.75 -17.23 -30.53 13.20
Real Estate Holding & Dev 343.24 -1.81 -7.83 -10.25 -15.14 1.51
Business Train/Employ Agnc 113.11 -1.83 -4.20 -13.06 -25.15 3.95
Aluminum 240.23 -2.15 -4.10 -14.29 -17.90 3.88
Gold Mining 106.17 -2.16 1.40 -4.67 -10.36 33.46
Home Construction 583.23 -2.20 -3.25 -8.86 -28.56 -43.06
Tires 36.38 -2.41 -2.96 -2.44 -28.34 -43.06
Trucking 306.17 -2.55 -4.36 -15.72 -13.46 13.32
Semiconductors 1053.61 -2.64 -2.44 -4.66 -20.71 -17.32
Steel 245.04 -3.83 -7.64 -12.69 -20.76 54.97
Airlines 111.89 -5.10 -11.60 -16.78 -15.15 12.06
Hey...What's the Deal???...Fed deficit doesn't include Social Security and Medicare deficits...What's up with that???...Doesn't sound much like GAAP to me???...Doug(IIC)
Just a tool...IIC's Ribbon Chart...Here's a Daily Naz BP chart:
http://img118.imageshack.us/img118/3171/bpxm1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
For newbies: My MoMo (Momentum) list consists of stocks in the Top 5% of my Relative Strength (RS) Database of 5500 equities that closed up at least 2% on at least 1.5x Average Daily Volume.
My RS numbers may not be exact when compared to other's because we may have a different number of stocks in our databases, the treatment of IPO's and the fact that my database goes from 1-100...But most are very close as the RS formula is basic...Best, Doug(IIC)
Today's MoMo:
GROW,DECT,SPAR,APAC,NAVI,N,AQQ
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6VL
GROW
DECT
SPAR
APAC
NAVI
N
AQQ
Hey...where are those 11 missing students from Egypt that were on their way to Montana???...Are they still wandering around JFK looking for their luggage???...I know it's a confusing airport...But C'mon...I think you have to flunk a test to get a job with TSA???
Well they found 6...stories sound phony to Mr. Cynical
http://news.google.com/nwshp?hl=en&ie=UTF-8&tab=wn&q=11%20missing%20students%20egypt
Runner
08-12-2006, 09:52 AM
Doug, I know you’re a day trader and so this will not apply to you. Your ribbon chart is actually called the Guppy moving averages. The Exponential moving averages are divided into short term (BLUE) and long term (ORANGE). It is best used for trend traders. Here are the principles of the Guppy.
The tightening of the longer term Ma’s indicates indecisiveness on behalf of your longer-term traders. Longer-term trend traders may buy at point 1 (see chart). They (longer term) traders will be watching for the orange Ma’s to spread out. This indicates a strong trend. For price to show a strong change in character the blue ma’s will need to come back down under the orange. Normally for this to happen you will see a tightening of the orange Ma’s. This means the trend is getting weak and short-term traders are in control.
Here is the Nasdaq 100 Guppy chart: Here is the read from it. Chart is set on daily. We see a change in character back in Late Oct 05. Notice the bust through the orange Ma’s. Both longer and short term traders were both in agreement. See how the trend gained some strength as the longer term Ma’s begin the spread out. Feb 06 showed a change in Character as the Nas100 began to constrict. The longer-term traders really did not commit and bailed, as they believed the trend was getting weak. Short-term traders from Feb-April controlled Nas 100. Then notice the severe change in character in May. Now the longer-term traders took back control and notice the spread of the longer term Ma’s. The longer-term trend is strong and pointing down.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/4931/nas1001wj9.png (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
08-12-2006, 10:02 AM
Incase anyone on this form is interested in the Guppy here is a link. I think it does a pretty good job of showing character.
http://tradermike.net/2004/05/another_look_at_multiple_moving_averages
Yes Runner...it does interest me...But shoot...I thought I invented it. When I was studying eminis I was using a very similar principle on one and five minute charts. I didn't use so many emas but it seemed to have some validity...thx
PS: I'm still gonna call it a Ribbon Chart...Sorta like WON re-naming Jiler's Saucer w/ Platform to Cup w/ Handle...Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-12-2006, 10:17 AM
Doug, not saying one should trade strictly off the Guppy, but it does give a pretty good indicator of strength or lack of. I saw your ribbon chart and it just made me think of the Guppy moving averages.
Doug, not saying one should trade strictly off the Guppy, but it does give a pretty good indicator of strength or lack of. I saw your ribbon chart and it just made me think of the Guppy moving averages.
I agree...it is only one of many tools to try to predict direction...thx
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You may also see a daily analysis of some of the IIC 100 pix as well as other lists at:
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IIC Portfolio (http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com)
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THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 8/14/06
DAKT MED MEK GIGM GMTC ARD CLB TTI SWHC NTG FMCN ININ SLW AKAM GRB HANS DRQ ICLR STEC TSCM SLP NTRI ICTG OMCL LFB OMX ZOLL EME ARTG CMRG FORM TWGP CELG GLG ACLI DSGX NUHC OPNT DIGE STKL SPN USHS IFON HWCC TYL PNFP BRLI PRXL FTI BRKR ACGY RKT CYB KNOT PRFT MTW CTSH ECHO HRZ AMX UCO GLBL TBBK BUCY CME EGN HPOL TTEC QLTY LIFC MICC GOL ICE FIX SLB HWAY ATHR PWR SMSI NCTY IFOX SII WFT OATS RBN CHINA PSYS BHI GIL BCO IFSIA EYE CWLZ GMRK ALY CAM CRDB CXG NPTH TESOF
Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100
AMX ARD BRLI CELG CLB CME CTSH DAKT DRQ EGN FORM FTI GOL ICE ICLR KNOT LIFC MED PNFP PRXL TWGP TTI
Added this week: EGN ICE PRXL
Deleted from last week: ECHO GLG HANS JOBS
This week there are 22...Last week there were 23...Of the 23...
6 were up and 11 were down.
There are 33 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.
...Best, Doug(IIC)
PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been
the results each week:
For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.
For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.
For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.
For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.
For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn
For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn
For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn
For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn
For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn
For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn
For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn
For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn
For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn
For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn
For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn
For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn
For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn
For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn
For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn
For the week starting 5/15/06 there were 2 up 18 dn
For the week starting 5/22/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 5/30/06 there were 23 up 6 dn
For the week starting 6/5/06 there were 2 up 26 dn
For the week starting 6/12/06 there were 8 up 18 dn
For the week starting 6/19/06 there were 17 up 9 dn
For the week starting 6/26/06 there were 25 up 0 dn
For the week starting 7/3/06 there were 7 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/10/06 there were 3 up 25 dn
For the week starting 7/17/06 there were 6 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/24/06 there were 19 up 3 dn
For the week starting 7/31/06 there were 11 up 9 dn
For the week starting 8/7/06 there were 6 up 17 dn
If you would like the IIC 100 in a vertical format...you can use this site to convert it: http://www.ttrader.com/stockchat/replace_symbols.php
Even dead people can't escape AOL:
http://trimurl.com/6VP
IIC 100 Top 10 vs. IBD 100 Top 10
It's been a long year...or at least a long 3 months.
IIC 100 Top 10 lost 6.65% this week...But the IBD 100 Top 10 lost 8.10%
YTD Standings:
IIC 100 Top 10 +15.83% lowest since 3/31...Highest YTD level was +34.45% on May 5th.
IBD 100 Top 10 +3.08% lowest all year...Highest YTD level was +45.67% on May 5th
It's been a hellish 3 months...But as I always say..."No matter what the market is doing there's always something moving".
Here are the TOP MG Groups over the past 3 months out of their 102 Groups:
http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/600/3mogroupsar1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Here are the Top 6 over 3 months in their Top Group:
http://img100.imageshack.us/img100/1051/retaildrugsip4.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Hmm...DAKT debuted on the IIC 100 at # 19 and on the IBD 100 at # 17 on 5/30/06. It is # 1 on the IIC 100 for 8/14/06 up one slot from # 2 last week...It also appears in IBD's Daily Stock Analysis for 8/14/06 available to non-subscribers at http://investors.com/dsa/
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6594/daktpc1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Here's one I'll be watching:
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/513/isyshv7.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
This is Semi-Interesting to the Mutual Fund Crowd:
http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/BA-060812_TOP100.pdf
PWEI may be worth a look???
Upgrades: WITS, CIEN, NSR, F, DHR, ATAC, WFMI, WTW, DGIN, GNTX, CVGI
Morning Movers: JNTL DAKT HWCC AMLN ASEI CLEC EBAY YHOO BOBJ HITT ORCT HANS GOOG CSCO NTRI AAPL BBC WFMI GILD UARM SONC SVNT KOSP CHRT OVTI RMBS
PRXL added to combo list over the weekend...would like to see a p/b soon
Morning MoMo R/T:
HANS GSTL GRB CRV IAAC ZONS DECK SPSX LFC NGPS DDS AVNC GROW NGA AERT CLEC
I bot HANS 30 teens
HANS is at 200sma...I wanted out prior
peanuts
08-14-2006, 11:07 AM
HANS is at 200sma...I wanted out prior
Doug, check out KHDH. It's flying today. I'm thinking of making a play on it if I see an easy short or long.
Hmm...DAKT debuted on the IIC 100 at # 19 and on the IBD 100 at # 17 on 5/30/06. It is # 1 on the IIC 100 for 8/14/06 up one slot from # 2 last week...It also appears in IBD's Daily Stock Analysis for 8/14/06 available to non-subscribers at http://investors.com/dsa/
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6594/daktpc1.gif (http://imageshack.us)
DAKT moved sooner than I thought it would...BTW, how's FTO doing today?
peanuts
08-14-2006, 12:12 PM
Doug, check out KHDH. It's flying today. I'm thinking of making a play on it if I see an easy short or long.
Doug,
I decided to stay out of KHDH. I'm now looking at RMIX. It seems oversold, and I'll be watching for a bounce. Sells at 5.5 are being met with buys, and the selling volume is drastically decreasing. There has been a huge over-reaction to the earnings. I'll keep you informed
Doug, check out KHDH. It's flying today. I'm thinking of making a play on it if I see an easy short or long.
Sorry...I missed your post this morn...just saw it. Unfortunately I don't have all my stuff at work to look at it and make a decent suggestion...Doug
Doug,
I decided to stay out of KHDH. I'm now looking at RMIX. It seems oversold, and I'll be watching for a bounce. Sells at 5.5 are being met with buys, and the selling volume is drastically decreasing. There has been a huge over-reaction to the earnings. I'll keep you informed
I see it was downgraded today:
US Concrete Cut To Hold At BB&T Capital >RMIX
peanuts
08-14-2006, 02:29 PM
Bot some WFMI
good luck, Doug. 13 day MA has been resistance. Current 13dma value = 51.52. Breakout above that
Forget it...sold DDS and WFMI...at least I lost less this afternoon than I made this morning
Runner
08-14-2006, 06:58 PM
I’m finding a very nice contrast between the money management on the simulated IIC100 portfolio. Port’s were built in two different ways. One is a fixed amount with 200.00 risk per position and the other was built and sized off historic volatility. You can view finding at position sizing/ link..
I’m finding a very nice contrast between the money management on the simulated IIC100 portfolio. Port’s were built in two different ways. One is a fixed amount with 200.00 risk per position and the other was built and sized off historic volatility. You can view finding at position sizing/ link..
Interesting...But it is a little early to draw any conclusions...I think both ports will outperform when the market picks up...thx for doing this...Doug(IIC)
Today's MoMo:
JST, CLEC, CNST, BITS, KHDH, CRV, HWCC, PRXL, AERT, OMCL, HMSY, GROW, NVEC, DDS, IAAC, AVNC, PSPT, USHS, CKSW, RMKR, NGPS, PZA, CGX, WBD, CTRP
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6WK (http://trimurl.com/6WK)
http://trimurl.com/6WL (http://trimurl.com/6WL)
JST
CLEC
CNST
BITS
KHDH
CRV
HWCC
PRXL
AERT
OMCL
HMSY
GROW
NVEC
DDS
IAAC
AVNC
PSPT
USHS
CKSW
RMKR
NGPS
PZA
CGX
WBD
CTRP
MED...The stock 'ya love to hate...I'm not even gonna bother to read the report...Down almost 25% A/H...Hope nobody got caught holding it...Bad news is that it's #2 on my IIC 100...Look out Bill...I'm fallin' too.
But this is interesting...MED moving to the NYSE
http://yahoo.reuters.com/news/articlehybrid.aspx?storyID=urn:newsml:reuters.com: 20060814:MTFH49999_2006-08-14_21-40-45_BNG300797&type=comktNews&rpc=44
My crystal ball says get out of oil and prec. metals...short term anyway
IIC's Killer Watch List...But only if the market cooperates:
WBD,SYKE,NGPS,OMCL,PSPT
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6WM
billyjoe
08-15-2006, 10:22 AM
Doug,
Last week I sold some shares of APAB at 21.50 with limit order. Having more shares in 2 other accounts but not real anxious to sell I put a 21.60 limit on them. Once it got to 21.59 another day 21.58 so the orders never filled. Today one of the orders did fill at 21.60 but the stock's high of the day has been 21.50. A pleasant problem but how did this happen ? It is a very thinly traded stock. Thanks
----------------billyjoe
Well...since everyone seems to be asleep today...this outta wake you up...I have a Dell laptop myself:
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=32550
Who reported this back on 6/27???
And today: http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192000052
Morning MoMo RealTime:
DLP SSRI USEY NXXI HWCC BITS BWNG DIL ICOC MWIV AZPN CVO SIM CYBS NVEC VSTH WIRE PRXL CVA TNL NGPS AKAM
Who reported this back on 6/27???
And today: http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=192000052
Check your's:
https://www.dellbatteryprogram.com/Default.aspx
I've been on the phone most of the morning so no trades
Doug,
Last week I sold some shares of APAB at 21.50 with limit order. Having more shares in 2 other accounts but not real anxious to sell I put a 21.60 limit on them. Once it got to 21.59 another day 21.58 so the orders never filled. Today one of the orders did fill at 21.60 but the stock's high of the day has been 21.50. A pleasant problem but how did this happen ? It is a very thinly traded stock. Thanks
----------------billyjoe
I'm not exactly sure except that Naz stocks trade on what I would call "Off The Market"...That's one reason you cannot see every trade on Naz stocks if you try to check.
Once I put in a mkt order for a stock and I paid 8 cents more than the Official Day's High....On my statememt it has a code of where it was traded...Mine showed some wacko code...can't remember what it was now...So if they could get your price from some obscure place i guess they went ahead and did it...Doug(IIC)
New-born baby
08-15-2006, 11:43 AM
My crystal ball says get out of oil and prec. metals...short term anyway
That's what my crystal ball says, too.
Where's the volume???
Naz A/D/U at 3:28pm EDT
1,288,124,800/176,792,000/6,108,500
in BWNG....
Lost 1 cent sh on BWNG...was worth a shot though
Today's Momo:
DLP, SIM, AMLN, SOFO, SSRI, DECT, NGPS, CTRP, TGB, GEL, SPTN, JST, NTPA, IPSU, APAC, USEY, BITS, PSPT, CVA, GEO, PRXL, SUNH, GES
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6X0
http://trimurl.com/6X1
DLP
SIM
AMLN
SOFO
SSRI
DECT
NGPS
CTRP
TGB
GEL
SPTN
JST
NTPA
IPSU
APAC
USEY
BITS
PSPT
CVA
GEO
PRXL
SUNH
GES
ninner
08-16-2006, 01:59 AM
I would have stayed in BWNG...I GOT in at 10.20 and i think its at least going to test 12-12.5 range if the market keeps the follow through going .
all the best
Lost 1 cent sh on BWNG...was worth a shot though
DAKT misses...gets whacked
Bot DAKT 22 teens for d/t...IIC
Morning MoMo Realtime: SIM UFPT MEH ISIG IAAC OMNI TGB NOVN CLEC CKSW SAIA PGS CNST SOFO ZONS BWNG JST NGPS NUVO IIG EME KGC HL DRQ RTK FNSR CVO ALJ
Today's MoMo:
AVNX, MEH, LNDC, SIM, IAAC, ZONS, FRG, BUCY, ISE, NOVN, SPAR, CLB, RNO, FMD, CNST, BLI, NVEC, MGPI, ATML, GES, CMRG, DIGE, PZA, CVA, CLEC, HITT, IIG
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6X6
http://trimurl.com/6X7
AVNX
MEH
LNDC
SIM
IAAC
ZONS
FRG
BUCY
ISE
NOVN
SPAR
CLB
RNO
FMD
CNST
BLI
NVEC
MGPI
ATML
GES
CMRG
DIGE
PZA
CVA
CLEC
HITT
IIG
bot PWEI 32.90's
out.......33.40's
Morning MoMo R/T: NVEC, NXXI, ISIG, PWEI, LNUX, MEH, NITE, NGA, DAKT, SIM, SMSI, SHOO, MED, ISE, PTSI, IHR, GEO, DECK, NGPS,
out.......33.40's
Looks like I sold PWEI early...but that's OK ...I got more than I planned to anyway
Morning MoMo R/T: NVEC . . . I KNEW I should have bought NVEC back on 7/10 (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58245)! But of course I didn't. And again, two days later (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58443), I should have bought, but of course I didn't. Oh well ... another missed opportunity.
I KNEW I should have bought NVEC back on 7/10 (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58245)! But of course I didn't. And again, two days later (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58443), I should have bought, but of course I didn't. Oh well ... another missed opportunity.
I was watching it myself under 23 this morn...then I missed it when it went thru it...only have 2 eyes :(
NITE looks pretty good in the 16.80's...but I gotta go...later...IIC
peanuts
08-17-2006, 11:36 AM
I KNEW I should have bought NVEC back on 7/10 (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58245)! But of course I didn't. And again, two days later (http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/showthread.php?p=58443), I should have bought, but of course I didn't. Oh well ... another missed opportunity.
A missed opportunity is better than a loss... right, Doug?
Don't let it get you down, Rob. I took a large position in RMIX and missed an extra 10 cents... and believe me, that 10 cents would have been nice. I picked up an initial position in a BB stock and it lost 10% very quickly thereafter. I bought TIII for my MOMO portfolio, and it is currently down 18% from my entry. I own a stock in which my total number of shares is higher than the 3 month avg. daily volume. I sold AKAM way before I should have.
Somehow, I can still look at myself in the mirror
A missed opportunity is better than a loss... right, Doug?
Of course...I miss the vast majority of 'em
No more trades...gotta take off...For anyone that reads my nightly MoMo list...It will be a bit late tonight as I won't be home till later than usual...But I'll post it before I go to bed...Sorry...Doug(IIC)
Runner
08-17-2006, 04:09 PM
Doug, here are some results of supply/demand entries on those few IIC 100 stocks I posted back a few pages..
TSCM +3.60%
LIFC +2.77
MICC +5.66
AKAM +.87
TEX +4.25
TTEC +1.43
TESOF -12.16
TWGP +3.13
LVS +10.49
Not bad for 6 days +32.2% increase and 12.16% hit TOT=20.04%
Runner
08-17-2006, 04:33 PM
Here some showing some interest..
CYBS TSCM MTW FMCN MENT BCO ORA
Thursday's MoMo:
STEC, NVEC, TWTI, FTEK, NXXI, INPH, LNUX, PWEI, GYMB, NUVO, VC, MAXC, OMCL, HITT, TQ, ICTG, PME, SBS, NUHC, NITE, KTII, SUNH, ISE, AIRM, FMCN, HMSY, BW, LDSH, CLEC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6XJ
http://trimurl.com/6XK
STEC
NVEC
TWTI
FTEK
NXXI
INPH
LNUX
PWEI
GYMB
NUVO
VC
MAXC
OMCL
HITT
TQ
ICTG
PME
SBS
NUHC
NITE
KTII
SUNH
ISE
AIRM
FMCN
HMSY
BW
LDSH
CLEC
Doug, here are some results of supply/demand entries on those few IIC 100 stocks I posted back a few pages..
TSCM +3.60%
LIFC +2.77
MICC +5.66
AKAM +.87
TEX +4.25
TTEC +1.43
TESOF -12.16
TWGP +3.13
LVS +10.49
Not bad for 6 days +32.2% increase and 12.16% hit TOT=20.04%
I'd be interested to know what the formula is for SUPPLY/DEMAND???
Morning MoMo r/t: TQ CKSW NVEC NXXI HMSY ILMN INPH ILE CUP CLEC ESGR PME FTEK TGB
Yes, I was just noticing: NVEC powering ahead yet again. Sheesh.
BOT FTEK...not lookin' for much...IIC
Nice p/b on NVEC to the 25.50's...watching it
NVEC is putting me to sleep...took a light position in PWEI lo 34's
BOT FTEK...not lookin' for much...IIC
Trimmed off some FTEK
bot NVEC...I was thinking about trying a day-trade on it myself but decided against it, because I don't have time to baby sit it. Would you mind revealing the price you paid?
I was thinking about trying a day-trade on it myself but decided against it, because I don't have time to baby sit it. Would you mind revealing the price you paid?
25.80's....Doug
peanuts
08-18-2006, 01:26 PM
I was thinking about trying a day-trade on it myself but decided against it, because I don't have time to baby sit it. Would you mind revealing the price you paid?
A good day trade might be Lyehopper's ALLI. I've been watching it all day and missed buying on the pop while it was happening right in front on my eyes. I messed up my calculations and my BP was lower than the amount I bid for... didn't want to chase it.
Hey...nice call IIC ...NVEC flies after you sell it
Well...as the saying goes..."Ya wanna get rich???...Just buy what IIC sells"
jiesen
08-18-2006, 01:48 PM
Hey...nice call IIC ...NVEC flies after you sell it
Well...as the saying goes..."Ya wanna get rich???...Just buy what IIC sells"
turns out that's exactly what I'm doing (for POTW anyway)
Maybe my timing was a little better on PWEI...Although there's an hr left...I wanted a buck...but then I thought to myself..."Why be greedy"?
Got out in the 34.90's
Sold the rest of FTEK...glad I trimmed earlier...worked out OK...Have a nice weekend
Friday's MoMo:
RUN, INPH, NVEC, TGB, TRAC, VSTH, NUHC, EZM, CLEC, ILMN, TQ, PME, CKSW, TAR, RNO, JST, FTEK, TAYD, LNDC, GMTC, BW, SOFO, HMSY, SIM, ABB, STEC, CPY
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6Y1
http://trimurl.com/6Y2
RUN
INPH
NVEC
TGB
TRAC
VSTH
NUHC
EZM
CLEC
ILMN
TQ
PME
CKSW
TAR
RNO
JST
FTEK
TAYD
LNDC
GMTC
BW
SOFO
HMSY
SIM
ABB
STEC
CPY
Runner
08-19-2006, 11:02 AM
Top 10 stocks showing best supply and demand power on the IIC 100 list are the following:
http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/9092/top10iy3.png (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
08-19-2006, 11:09 AM
Bottom 10
http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/2951/bottom10cc8.png (http://imageshack.us)
Runner...what is the definition of Supply/Demand?
I see the new #1 is not on either list...I'll post the last later
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT Stockcharts.com's "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" Simply click the link below:
IIC 100 at Stockcharts.com (http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1659925)
You may also see a daily analysis of some of the IIC 100 pix as well as other lists at:
Parabolic Stock Picks (http://parabolicstockpicks.com)
Here is a new blog covering the IIC 100:
IIC Portfolio (http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com)
AND...Mr. Breakout has a SPECIAL FREE OFFER for RealTime Streaming Index charts...Visit MrBreakout.com (http://MrBreakout.com)
THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 8/21/06
CLB ININ MEK AKAM SWHC MED STEC SLW TIE TSCM NUHC ICTG GMTC OMCL ARTG GRB ARD ICLR TTI NTG ACLI FMCN SMSI EME QLTY HANS MTW ZOLL BUCY FORM SAIA GLG ACGY NTRI USHS LFB BBC TWGP PRFT CELG PNFP TYL PRXL OMX OPNT MICC DSGX SLP GOL ICE SPN CHINA CTSH KNOT FTI CRDB BRKR RKT ECHO BRLI HPOL JADE PWR CYB LIFC AMX STKL UCO TTEC FIX RBN CME GIL OPEN HRZ NCTY SLB EGN IFOX CAM BCO IFSIA HWAY ATHR OATS EYE HERO QSII SII DOCC BHI WFT MDG VECO TBBK VLTR OXPS VSEA BIDU COHR
Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100
AMX ARD BRLI CELG CLB CTSH FORM FTI GLG GOL ICE ICLR KNOT LIFC PNFP PRXL SAIA TWGP TTI
Added this week: SAIA
Deleted from last week: CME DAKT DRQ EGN MED
This week there are 19...Last week there were 23...Of the 23...
16 were up and 7 were down.
NOTE: I accidently DELETED GLG from the list last week...It was down but I counted it.
There are 32 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.
...Best, Doug(IIC)
PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been
the results each week:
For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.
For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.
For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.
For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.
For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn
For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn
For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn
For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn
For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn
For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn
For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn
For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn
For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn
For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn
For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn
For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn
For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn
For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn
For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn
For the week starting 5/15/06 there were 2 up 18 dn
For the week starting 5/22/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 5/30/06 there were 23 up 6 dn
For the week starting 6/5/06 there were 2 up 26 dn
For the week starting 6/12/06 there were 8 up 18 dn
For the week starting 6/19/06 there were 17 up 9 dn
For the week starting 6/26/06 there were 25 up 0 dn
For the week starting 7/3/06 there were 7 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/10/06 there were 3 up 25 dn
For the week starting 7/17/06 there were 6 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/24/06 there were 19 up 3 dn
For the week starting 7/31/06 there were 11 up 9 dn
For the week starting 8/7/06 there were 6 up 17 dn
For the week starting 8/14/06 there were 16 up 7 dn
If you would like the IIC 100 in a vertical format...you can use this site to convert it: http://www.ttrader.com/stockchat/replace_symbols.php
Well...Let's see which stock I can jinx next week...Last weekend it was DAKT and the weekend prior it was ECHO...Heck, I may be more dangerous than Stocklemon at this rate...But I really did like 'em both.
Here's one I like next week:
http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/8669/nite81906jd0.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
08-19-2006, 02:27 PM
Doug, The supply and demand indicator is coded as such
c>c1 for up condition
c<c1 for down condition
(V/avgV50)*(1+abs((c-c1)/c1))
I did not write this code and I think it does a pretty good job showing the buying or selling pressure. Based off looking at the top 10 off your list. I should also mention this is a cumulative indicator and is used with a simple 100 moving av. for signal line.
C=close
V=volume
coded @50days and can be adjusted for shorter term
Runner
08-19-2006, 03:04 PM
Here is a delta relative comparison of the IIC100 with the S&P500. Plotted from 7/18/06. During this time the S&P increased 5.29%. Numbers to right indicate percent increase over same time period or 7/18/06.
http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/2847/iicdeltaxe2.png (http://imageshack.us)
Here is the YTD percent increase of top 10
http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/9895/iicdydse1.png (http://imageshack.us)
IIC 100 Top 10 vs. IBD 100 Top 10
I thought it would have been worse for me...Of course I was down again this week but YTD I'm still kickin' IBD's butt:
IIC 100 Top 10....+12.16%
IBD 100 Top 10....+2.66%
But even more interesting is Beau's Canslim Mutual Fund featured on Investors.com...Stockcharts Ticker Symbol CSSGX:
http://stockcharts.com/candleglance/?CSSGX|D|A12,26,9
Down over 9% YTD from the Jan. 3rd close and over 22% from the May 9th high...Gimme a break...Over $80 mil. managed and they can't do better than that???...Hey Beau...CD rates are lookin' pretty good!!!...Doug(IIC)
PS...I'm thinkin' of offering a Remedial Canslim Seminar...Anyone wanna attend???...LOL
IIC's Killer Watch List:
TAYD,CPY,HPOL,TYL,CLB,TTEC,NITE
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6Y9 (http://trimurl.com/6Y9)
http://img48.imageshack.us/img48/6960/killerbeeguy9gz.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
IIC's Killer "B" List
WBD,PWEI,BW,LXU,IFSIA,RBN,INPH,NUHC,EZM,FTEK,SIM
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6Y8 (http://trimurl.com/6Y8)
Some charts.....IIC
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/COCVL03.GIF
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/COCVL05.GIF
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/COCAD05.GIF
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/COCAD12.GIF
I believe we will see 2100ish this month before we make a good move
bot TIE.......IIC
out TIE :)
Morning MoMo: RealTime.... RUN MNG CLEC DECT VGZ GEX NVAX LIHRY XING CUP SLW ACGY WNR TRAC IAAC NXG AZK LXU NSU XPL MFN IPSU SIM AUY TAR KGC AIRM NEU ILMN NAK BGO
bot ILMN....IIC hi 35.20's
Well...ran outta time...lost .22 on ILMN and went to shower...still like it above 34.90...but no time...IIC
Well...ran outta time...lost .22 on ILMN and went to shower...still like it above 34.90...but no time...IICWow, that could be one expensive shower! If I were you I'd consider taking that shower prior to the market opening. (Yes, I know the market opens at 6:30 a.m. Pacific Time.) And if I didn't shower and was feeling really funky, I might consider staying funky for a while longer if it meant a considerable sum of money. :)
Wow, that could be one expensive shower! If I were you I'd consider taking that shower prior to the market opening. (Yes, I know the market opens at 6:30 a.m. Pacific Time.) And if I didn't shower and was feeling really funky, I might consider staying funky for a while longer if it meant a considerable sum of money. :)
I had an appointment.
Anyway, I like to start watching the news at 5:30am and I think my wife would get mad if I was showering that early. I could try the other bathroom down the hall I guess. But that is still upstairs and I bet she would hear it. Unfortunately, the downstairs bathroom doesn't have a shower.
Today's MoMo:
OLAB, RUN, CNR, FTGX, IAAC, HWCC, NSU, FRG, TRAC, NEU, KGC, GEX, MNG, LXU, RNO, ALY, LIHRY, ACGY, CLEC, TAR, MAXC, VSTH, XING, CHINA, EME, CUP
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6YC
http://trimurl.com/6YD
OLAB
RUN
CNR
FTGX
IAAC
HWCC
NSU
FRG
TRAC
NEU
KGC
GEX
MNG
LXU
RNO
ALY
LIHRY
ACGY
CLEC
TAR
MAXC
VSTH
XING
CHINA
EME
CUP
Just took the survey I received from IBD today...Pretty general q's...Wish there was a spot to submit what I least like about them...Geez, maybe there was???...But my least fave thing is those God Damn popups at Investors.com...my popup blocker won't block 'em...I could understand it if I didn't pay 'em so much...But I don't expect pop ups on sites that charge...Doug(IIC)
Gotta hit the road...Good luck today...Doug(IIC)
Morning Movers: XMSR OLAB NAPS SIRI PEIX SNDK HPOL INTL EEFT AMTD AMD TOL GT HAL HDY TMIC PGWC BOOM
Some Upgrades: ARXT CBI EVBS GT DG AMD XMSR DPTR
Bot ARD 39.40's Bot TXCO 12.90's
Bot ARD 39.40's Bot TXCO 12.90's
Made a couple cents on TXCO and heldover ARD (Even though I said I wasn't gonna hold anything over)...IIC
Today's MoMo:
BTJ, MGPI, TAR, TXCO, PRAN, NUHC, IAAC, NUVO, ARD, NVEC, AETH, INTT, MAXC, STIZ
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6YQ
BTJ
MGPI
TAR
TXCO
PRAN
NUHC
IAAC
NUVO
ARD
NVEC
AETH
INTT
MAXC
STIZ
I've been cryin' about inflation for quite some time while I listen to others claim it is not so bad...Well, in the last 25 yrs the avg. CPI increase has been 3.22% according to economagic. In So Cal it is 5.2% right now. I hope the Feds take the appropriate action on Sept. 20th...Doug
XMSR, SIRI...
A copy of a post I made elsewhere re: Sat radio
Sat radio...been thinking about that...Last Thursday my Fave radio station ...KZLA gave up Country Western after 25 yrs...Last C & W station in LA...The biggest country western market in America.
According to the LA Times article the owners said they want to go after the growing Hispanic market...So Urban Music geared towards female Hispanics...Now I have absolutely nothing against female Hispanics...But how thin can they spread that around?...Maybe Rick Dees will pull 'em in???
So now what?...Do I have to pay for radio now???...I'll go back to News Radio for the time being...Until I have time to figure this whole radio thing out...Geez, I sure miss the the old Hip Hop Days...Too bad Bobby Brown got mixed up with What's her Face..."Every Little Step He Took"...Was the wrong step...And What about Rob and Fab???...."Guess it wasn't true girl" :(
Please watch these:
http://stockcharts.com/candleglance/?Q,RNWK,NITE,IAG,ARD|B|A12,26,9
So now what?...Do I have to pay for radio now???...I'll go back to News Radio for the time being...Until I have time to figure this whole radio thing out...Doug, no, you don't have to pay for radio to get country. In Roanoke, which only has 100,000 people, we've got a couple of country radio stations: there are WYYD (http://www.wyyd.cc/main.html), which also streams its show over the internet, WSLC (http://www.949starcountry.com/), and I can get WAKG (http://www.wakg.com/) in Danville, but it has a little static.
I used to listen to KZLA sometimes too, but I was more of a talk radio junkie. I miss hearing George Putnam. I guess he must be either retired or maybe even dead by now, because he was already in his 80s when I used to hear him 15 years ago.
p.s. Sorry, we don't have any Pollo Loco restaurants though. :)
Internet radio doesn't help me in the car.
Geo Putnam is 92
U.S.JULY EXISTING HOME SUPPLY 7.3-MONTHS, 13-YEAR HIGH
U.S. EXISTING HOME SALES DOWN 11.2% YEAR-OVER-YEAR
Existing home sales drop 4.1% (JUL)
Morning MoMo: NVAX BTJ NVEC SVVS FRG FORM VGZ NUHC RNO NXXI MNG CECE DHIL PGS JST IAAC ARD
Internet radio doesn't help me in the car.
Geo Putnam is 92By golly, you're right! George Putnam is only 92, according to his Wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Putnam_(newsman)). I thought he was older than that.
If you want country music in the car without satellite radio, you can move to Roanoke. :) Of course if you prefer to stay in Southern California, you can move to Bakersfield. As I recall scanning the radio dial while driving through there, about 75% of the stations are country, about 20% are Spanish language stations, and everything else makes up the remainder.
By golly, you're right! George Putnam is only 92, according to his Wikipedia page (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Putnam_(newsman)). I thought he was older than that.
If you want country music in the car without satellite radio, you can move to Roanoke. :) Of course if you prefer to stay in Southern California, you can move to Bakersfield. As I recall scanning the radio dial while driving through there, about 75% of the stations are country, about 20% are Spanish language stations, and everything else makes up the remainder.
Yeah you are right,,,at home I can always have GAC on TV...in fact it is on in the other room right now
I believe we will see 2100ish this month before we make a good move
Posted that 2 days ago...But then last night I was having doubts while looking at technicals...Crazy market...My scanner says pretty strong Naz support at 2110...If that doesn't hold then I think we will see sub 2100...But it's tough to call...Of course, it is always tough but recently it has been tougher than usual....Will check back the last hour...IIC
"Flight To Plastics"...ICOC 3mo High on Vol :)
CWTR ran up at the end...took off A/H on eps
Today's MoMo:
EXXB(sort of a waste), NVEC, ICOC, TAG, BTJ, RMTI, ADEP, NVAX, TAR, INTT, GEX, NOVN, CECE, RNO, ELOY, KGC, MAXC, FRG, VGZ, MNG
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6ZA
http://trimurl.com/6ZB
EXXB
NVEC
ICOC
TAG
BTJ
RMTI
ADEP
NVAX
TAR
INTT
GEX
NOVN
CECE
RNO
ELOY
KGC
MAXC
FRG
VGZ
MNG
New Home Sales:
Jun New Home Sales Revised To 1.120M From 1.131M
Jul New Home Sales -4.3% To 1.072M; Consensus 1.100M
U.S. JULY NEW HOME INVENTORIES 6.5-MONTHS, 11-YEAR HIGH (http://www.reedfloren.com/chat/info.php?reason=link)U.S. NEW HOME SALES DOWN 21.6% YEAR-OVER-YEAR (http://www.reedfloren.com/chat/info.php?reason=link)U.S. NEW HOME INVENTORIES UP 22.4% YEAR-OVER-YEAR
Websman
08-24-2006, 10:04 AM
New Home Sales:
Jun New Home Sales Revised To 1.120M From 1.131M
Jul New Home Sales -4.3% To 1.072M; Consensus 1.100M
U.S. JULY NEW HOME INVENTORIES 6.5-MONTHS, 11-YEAR HIGHU.S. NEW HOME SALES DOWN 21.6% YEAR-OVER-YEARU.S. NEW HOME INVENTORIES UP 22.4% YEAR-OVER-YEAR
Not good... Now let's watch the market drop.
Not much on the MoMo Front: BTJ GNBT GRB RNO OFLX MGPI
out JCG and FRED :)
Wasn't that great...but OK...got out of FRED a few seconds too early though...+.12 and +.30
Let's try the MoMo scan again...Not Much:
GNBT TAG GRB BTJ RNO ECHO PLLL INPH OCN MAXC OFLX VSTH
Bot a little OCN lo 16.20's
Websman
08-24-2006, 01:37 PM
Let's try the MoMo scan again...Not Much:
GNBT TAG GRB BTJ RNO ECHO PLLL INPH OCN MAXC OFLX VSTH
Doug, if you don't mind me asking...What do you use to do your MoMo scan with?
Doug, if you don't mind me asking...What do you use to do your MoMo scan with?
My computer
Websman
08-24-2006, 02:11 PM
My computer
Haha...smart a**... jejeje :D
Websman
08-24-2006, 02:12 PM
Must be a top secret method...kinda like the VTP...jejeje
Afternoon MoMo...what there is of it anyway:
ELOY CCFH GNBT OMRI TAR TAG BTJ VSTH OCN RGX
Wish I had seen it about 10 mins ago...but Jim mentioned it...In ELN mid 15.30's
sold part of ELN...give myself some room
out ELN...avg. +.15...it was worth a shot...out OCN for +.01
ELN mentioned by Jim still looks good...but shortly after tomorrow's open I will be on the road and will miss the whole day
Analysts' Lowest-Rated Stocks
This is a weekly ranking by First Call of the Lowest-rated stocks, based on analyst comments contributed within the past month to First Call's database.
To be included on the list, a company must be rated by at least five analysts.
First Call Consensus Recommendation Scale
1 = Buy
2 = Buy/Hold
3 = Hold
4 = Hold/Sell
5 = Sell
Least Attractive Issues
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Latest # Analysts Previous
Consensus Covering Consensus
(MLS) 4.4 5 3.6
(SUP) 4.4 7 4.6
(KWD) 4.3 7 4.1
(ROS) 4.2 5 3.8
(DROOY) 4.0 5 3.6
(MSO) 3.8 5 4.3
(VLCCF) 3.8 6 3.6
(PAL) 3.8 6 3.7
(DDS) 3.8 9 3.6
(RGF) 3.7 6 4.0
(LEE) 3.7 6 3.4
(ESST) 3.7 7 3.6
(TPC) 3.7 7 3.6
(F) 3.7 15 3.8
(PNCL) 3.6 5 3.5
(ALO) 3.6 5 3.5
(DTC) 3.6 5 3.8
(FRNT) 3.6 7 3.8
(CMI) 3.6 7 3.5
(DRCO) 3.6 8 3.1
(GTW) 3.6 9 3.5
(NVL) 3.6 9 3.7
(KG) 3.6 10 3.5
(SCMR) 3.6 10 3.8
(BMC) 3.6 15 3.7
(NBIX) 3.6 20 3.4
(Q) 3.6 24 3.5
(PBY) 3.5 6 3.3
(FFBC) 3.5 6 3.7
(LF) 3.5 6 3.2
(AGEN) 3.5 6 3.4
(FLS) 3.5 6 3.4
(NTMD) 3.5 6 3.3
(ARC) 3.5 6 3.4
(EK) 3.5 8 3.4
(OSTK) 3.5 8 3.4
(SGTL) 3.5 8 3.6
(FRO) 3.5 8 3.6
(VIV) 3.5 10 3.6
(BIDU) 3.5 11 3.2
(ELN) 3.5 11 3.6
(SMI) 3.5 11 3.3
(EMMS) 3.5 13 3.4
(HBAN) 3.5 17 3.4
(INTX) 3.4 5 3.0
(DWRI) 3.4 5 3.6
(NVR) 3.4 5 3.5
(NCOG) 3.4 5 3.3
(JRC) 3.4 7 3.5
(CLP) 3.4 7 3.1
(FBP) 3.4 7 3.6
(OMI) 3.4 7 3.7
(CBSH) 3.4 7 3.6
(KSE) 3.4 7 3.3
(PLB) 3.4 7 3.6
(APU) 3.4 8 3.5
(MEOH) 3.4 8 3.5
(BOT) 3.4 11 3.3
(AMKR) 3.4 11 3.5
(AJG) 3.4 11 3.3
(BRE) 3.4 14 3.3
(UTSI) 3.4 16 3.3
(QLTI) 3.4 16 3.5
(PFG) 3.4 17 3.5
(CTL) 3.4 17 3.3
(THC) 3.4 20 3.5
Today's MoMo:
ELOY, SSTR, LTS, MED, GDP, BTJ, EVST, GNBT, CCFH, SVNT, VRTA, RNO, TAR, VSTH, TAG, RGX, OMRI, LXU, OCN
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6ZI
http://trimurl.com/6ZJ
ELOY
SSTR
LTS
MED
GDP
BTJ
EVST
GNBT
CCFH
SVNT
VRTA
RNO
TAR
VSTH
TAG
RGX
OMRI
LXU
OCN
Ben Bernanke Speaks! Friday - Aug 25, 2006
10:00 AM ET : Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to speak about global economic integration at the Kansas City Fed annual Economic Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming .
I'd like to know why our taxpayer $$$ foot the bill for Benny and his cronies to go up to Jackson Hole???...Why the h*ll can't they meet in KC???...Is Maria gonna be there???...If I was King this BS wouldn't happen...Doug
I'd like to know why our taxpayer $$$ foot the bill for Benny and his cronies to go up to Jackson Hole???It's one of the bennies of being a member of the FOMC. [rim shot]
Jackson Hole is cool. I've been there, but it was decades ago. I bought a 1909 VDB penny from a collector's shop there. The Grand Tetons are awesome. I wonder if the town still has those arches constructed of elk horns around their little central park.
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/3153/jackson20hole205rp6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Websman
08-25-2006, 08:39 AM
It's one of the bennies of being a member of the FOMC. [rim shot]
Jackson Hole is cool. I've been there, but it was decades ago. I bought a 1909 VDB penny from a collector's shop there. The Grand Tetons are awesome. I wonder if the town still has those arches constructed of elk horns around their little central park.
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/3153/jackson20hole205rp6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
I went there about 4 years ago. The elk horns still exist.
Gotta hit the road...will miss the rest of the mkt day
billyjoe
08-25-2006, 10:37 AM
Nothing posted
I'll give anyone a free trial to Doug's latest venture to run up and gag Bernanke with duct tape in Jackson Hole.Congratulations, Billy. You may have just committed a felony: Solicitation to commit a crime of violence. (http://uscode.house.gov/uscode-cgi/fastweb.exe?getdoc+uscview+t17t20+308+23++%28Consp iracy%20AND%20commit%20AND%20crime%20AND%20violenc e%29%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20%20#hit0000) :)
billyjoe
08-25-2006, 11:20 AM
Doug,
I've got an idea for a new site. I've been told California has so many different climates that somewhere in the state can duplicate almost any weather in the 48 contiguous states. Call your site "Sweet Home California" or "Just Like Home California". A person gives their location , your site tells them what location in California has similar weather. I'd be interested in such information. Incidentally my location is North Central Ohio about 5 miles south of Lake Erie. I wonder who could tell me where in Northern California would match my weather?
---------------billyjoe
billyjoe
08-25-2006, 11:25 AM
Rob,
I'm a non-violent guy. Has someone stole my identity and posted here again?
-----------billyjoe
Jim Smith
08-25-2006, 12:36 PM
what did you do with the $180 you made on ELN, buy lunch? This is a $30 stock....it's in breakout mode and you couldn't hold overnight?
skiracer
08-25-2006, 01:16 PM
It's one of the bennies of being a member of the FOMC. [rim shot]
Jackson Hole is cool. I've been there, but it was decades ago. I bought a 1909 VDB penny from a collector's shop there. The Grand Tetons are awesome. I wonder if the town still has those arches constructed of elk horns around their little central park.
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/3153/jackson20hole205rp6.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Some of the best skiining anywhere when they get it. Great powder. Those horns are still in the town square as of last season. Friends skied there this year.
billyjoe
08-25-2006, 03:22 PM
what did you do with the $180 you made on ELN, buy lunch? This is a $30 stock....it's in breakout mode and you couldn't hold overnight?
Jim,
How about a time period for ELN to hit 30. 6 months , a year , 2 years ? We've been following this for a couple years at least and I'd say more here have lost money on it than made money. I think Doug played it right. Take any profit you can on it and enter again later when it drops .
-------------billyjoe
what did you do with the $180 you made on ELN, buy lunch? This is a $30 stock....it's in breakout mode and you couldn't hold overnight?
When I eat lunch I usually brown bag it...although today I was out and I actually blew 12 bux on lunch.
As I mentioned yesterday...it still looked good...but I have decided to hold nothing over(almost anyway), except for my longer holds, ICOC and ABAX until I think I can figure this crazy market out. I know I made an excption this week and I held over ARD one night and I thought about holding over ELN...But since I knew I was not able to be around today after the open I figured I'd play it safe yesterday.
Actually, I've been making out pretty good overall on the DT's...nothing spectacular although last Friday was very good...But I'm makin' some $$$.
Thanks...Doug(IIC)
Billy...How can you offer a free trial to my latest venture???...I don't charge anything.
Actually, not charging is pretty good...That way when I'm wrong I don't have to hear anybody scream..."I want a refund"
billyjoe
08-25-2006, 07:35 PM
Billy...How can you offer a free trial to my latest venture???...I don't charge anything.
Actually, not charging is pretty good...That way when I'm wrong I don't have to hear anybody scream..."I want a refund"
Doug,
Because it's free. However I deny making any such offer . Where did Rob get that quote ? I can't find the mysterious post it came from.
------------billyjoe
Doug,
Because it's free. However I deny making any such offer . Where did Rob get that quote ? I can't find the mysterious post it came from.
------------billyjoe
Once it's quoted you can never delete it...tough break Billy...There is a lesson to be learned here...If you want to say something that you might later want to deny...Do it verbally...Not in writing...You can always say...I never said that or that's not what I meant when it is verbal...And if they secretly record what you say you can always claim That's not my voice ...But once it's posted...It's posted...You can't wiggle-worm your way out of it...Doug
No trades today...But 'ya gotta love ICOC
Friday's MoMo:
PTT, ANST, TAG, BDCO, ICTG, ICOC, AMAG, FTGX, BTJ, BLSI, TESS, PLLL, NGPS, NOVN, RGX, TIVO, TYL
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/6ZW (http://trimurl.com/6ZW)
PTT
ANST
TAG
BDCO
ICTG
ICOC
AMAG
FTGX
BTJ
BLSI
TESS
PLLL
NGPS
NOVN
RGX
TIVO
TYL
Runner
08-25-2006, 11:45 PM
Doug, off your list I thus far like the following.
MICC ALY MTW BGC they all triggered today
ParkTwain
08-25-2006, 11:50 PM
they keep showing up on my scans. I also used to see MTW showing up a lot. It's had a good last 12 months. Any oil-related security (PLLL) is very vulnerable to changes in "current events," and close stops might not help if overnight news hits.
Runner
08-25-2006, 11:57 PM
they keep showing up on my scans.
Park, NGPS hit my scans last week and fell of as it has already triggered.
Runner
08-25-2006, 11:58 PM
TYL looks great. It won't cross my scan until it gets above 15.00.
Once it's quoted you can never delete it...tough break Billy...There is a lesson to be learned here...If you want to say something that you might later want to deny...Do it verbally...Not in writing...You can always say...I never said that or that's not what I meant when it is verbal...And if they secretly record what you say you can always claim That's not my voice ...But once it's posted...It's posted...You can't wiggle-worm your way out of it...DougLooking at this issue from Billy's side of the fence, though, these "quotes" on this system are fairly easy to fabricate. For example:
I've always been strangely attracted to Joan Rivers.Wow! Really, Doug? No comment. :)
You're the Best Doug :)
Thanks Rob
billyjoe
08-26-2006, 09:19 AM
Doug,
If I knew how to fabricate quotes I'd do it . All I can say , listen closely people is I never threatened that man. Ben is in my mind a close personal friend.
------------billyjoe
Doug,
If I knew how to fabricate quotes I'd do it . All I can say , listen closely people is I never threatened that man. Ben is in my mind a close personal friend.
------------billyjoe
Well...Bennie is not a friend of mine...in fact, I think he's an idiot. The only thing I'd like to see is his resignation. And if he doesn't raise interest rates on Sept 20th I think he should be fired...Doug
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IIC 100 for 8/28/06
CLB ARD SWHC MED STEC FMCN GMTC ININ SLW TSCM NUHC GRB AKAM HWCC ICLR TTI NTG SMSI TIE ICTG OMCL GLG ECHO ACLI ACGY EME ARTG QLTY FORM DXPE HANS SAIA OPNT DSGX ZOLL LFB ICE MTW MEK USHS TWGP CHINA PRXL NTRI TTEC BRKR RKT CTSH PRFT CELG PNFP FTI SPN HRZ MICC RBN CLHB KNOT OMX AMX EGN PWR BUCY IFOX LIFC BRLI NCTY CYB BBC FIX CAM UCO CRDB BPHX SLB GIL OPEN STKL BCO TBBK BOT CME HPOL ABX MDG CDE VECO CWLZ HLX OATS HERO CWTR JADE IHG IFSIA PAAS CXG SII SLP VSEA
Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100
AMX ARD BOT BRLI CELG CLB CTSH FORM GLG HWCC ICE ICLR KNOT LIFC PNFP PRXL SAIA TWGP TTI
Added this week: BOT HWCC
Deleted from last week: FTI GOL
This week there are 19...Last week there were 19...Of the 19...
6 were up and 13 were down.
There are 31 stocks on the IIC 100 that are under $15.00.
...Best, Doug(IIC)
PS...since I started posting this combo list here have been
the results each week:
For the week starting 11/14/05 there were 22 up and 1 dn.
For the week starting 11/21/05 there were 17 up and 2 dn.
For the week starting 11/28/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/5/05 there were 15 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/11/05 there were 11 up and 19 dn.
For the week starting 12/19/05 there were 16 up and 13 dn.
For the week starting 12/27/05 there were 5 up and 22 dn.
For the week starting 1/3/06 there were 22 up 5 dn
For the week starting 1/9/06 there were 21 up 10 dn
For the week starting 1/17/06 there were 17 up 13 dn
For the week starting 1/23/06 there were 17 up 15 dn
For the week starting 1/30/06 there were 8 up 20 dn
For the week starting 2/6/06 there were 6 up 19 dn
For the week starting 2/13/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/21/06 there were 12 up 7 dn
For the week starting 2/27/06 there were 9 up 7 dn
For the week starting 3/6/06 there were 2 up 10 dn
For the week starting 3/13/06 there were 5 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/20/06 there were 6 up 2 dn
For the week starting 3/27/06 there were 6 up 4 dn
For the week starting 4/3/06 there were 8 up 3 dn
For the week starting 4/10/06 there were 4 up 7 dn
For the week starting 4/17/06 there were 9 up 2 dn
For the week starting 4/24/06 there were 6 up 9 dn
For the week starting 5/1/06 there were 15 up 2 dn
For the week starting 5/8/06 there were 3 up 17 dn
For the week starting 5/15/06 there were 2 up 18 dn
For the week starting 5/22/06 there were 13 up 7 dn
For the week starting 5/30/06 there were 23 up 6 dn
For the week starting 6/5/06 there were 2 up 26 dn
For the week starting 6/12/06 there were 8 up 18 dn
For the week starting 6/19/06 there were 17 up 9 dn
For the week starting 6/26/06 there were 25 up 0 dn
For the week starting 7/3/06 there were 7 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/10/06 there were 3 up 25 dn
For the week starting 7/17/06 there were 6 up 21 dn
For the week starting 7/24/06 there were 19 up 3 dn
For the week starting 7/31/06 there were 11 up 9 dn
For the week starting 8/7/06 there were 6 up 17 dn
For the week starting 8/14/06 there were 16 up 7 dn
For the week starting 8/28/06 there were 6 up 13 dn
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IIC vs. IBD
Man...this is gettin' tough...
IIC 100 Top 10 YTD...Only + 9.34%
IBD 100 Top 10 YTD..........+ 3.05%
You're the Best Doug :)Thanks RobAn obvious fake, as I would never have capitalized the B in "Best," nor would I have forgotten the comma between "Best" and "Doug." Also, I would not have left the period off the end. :)
Runner
08-26-2006, 09:00 PM
Current areas of interest in some of the IIC’s 100
TYL 12.43
TTEC 13.87
TSCM 10.76
SLW 9.97
RKT 18.02
RBN 27.77
PRXL 30.83
NUHC 12.45
MENT 14.13
ICLR 68.06
GLG 39.54
GLBL 17.38
DTLK 7.18
ALY 17.07
AKAM 37.36
No Conclusions...Just food 4 thought...IIC
http://img58.imageshack.us/img58/1529/nazmonthlyvu9.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Sorry that chart is so blurry...I converted it but I didn't save it...IIC
At 10:00am EDT...IIC
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
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Trucking 315.51 2.18 -2.16 -2.29 -6.01 20.71
Airlines 118.39 1.71 -0.33 -9.39 -4.25 20.41
Real Estate Holding & Dev 356.11 1.58 1.61 -5.66 -4.61 11.00
Delivery Serv 586.92 1.53 0.31 -2.40 -11.32 11.32
Footwear 235.61 1.17 0.87 -1.93 -2.97 -2.86
Broadline Retailers 323.14 1.16 -0.55 1.18 -6.88 -0.89
Tires 39.37 1.13 6.51 8.40 -10.72 -32.52
Marine Transportation 305.97 1.11 1.71 4.07 10.75 5.09
Specialized Consumer Serv 606.39 1.07 -2.29 1.13 -13.41 -21.14
Home Improve Retailers 85.06 0.95 -2.72 -3.73 -13.10 -14.36
Toys 294.75 0.92 -1.02 5.35 7.58 -9.95
Semiconductors 1141.64 0.91 1.68 5.81 -3.96 -8.24
Home Construction 608.91 0.83 0.21 -0.16 -16.42 -35.30
Hotels 545.34 0.80 -0.63 -2.60 -13.45 3.64
Restaurants & Bars 368.53 0.80 -0.95 0.14 -3.24 6.77
Internet 334.30 0.80 -0.22 -0.15 -4.44 13.52
Apparel Retailers 367.06 0.78 -3.38 2.36 -2.40 3.42
Tobacco 284.24 0.74 1.18 4.68 16.96 24.00
Recreational Serv 71.69 0.74 -1.39 -2.04 -4.70 -19.00
Pipelines 471.64 0.72 2.04 0.79 13.36 20.57
Specialty Retailers 382.40 0.71 -2.91 1.77 -7.93 -4.11
Gambling 532.92 0.71 -1.48 1.47 -9.56 12.74
Building Matrls/Fxtures 307.70 0.70 0.11 1.02 -10.58 -2.77
Transportation Serv 167.88 0.70 -2.21 -4.07 -9.49 15.23
Clothing & Accessories 141.88 0.63 -1.53 1.73 -4.03 -5.32
Drug Retailers 525.07 0.62 -0.73 1.38 8.91 10.04
Waste & Disposal Serv 95.19 0.61 -1.94 -3.31 -7.25 17.77
Automobiles 178.74 0.59 1.30 3.05 10.13 -5.20
Life Insurance 607.35 0.59 0.49 0.01 0.21 11.57
Industrial Suppliers 107.25 0.55 -0.37 0.45 -14.17 7.23
Mortgage Finance 81.23 0.48 2.98 3.02 -2.43 2.09
Water 624.67 0.47 0.06 3.57 -3.42 -11.45
Electronic Office Equip 269.17 0.45 0.17 2.66 4.70 8.36
Auto Parts 183.38 0.43 -2.13 -4.91 -11.72 -17.90
Industrial Machinery 193.53 0.40 -1.58 -0.32 -10.73 8.32
Pharmaceuticals 268.87 0.40 1.61 1.01 8.18 9.12
Travel & Tourism 77.62 0.40 1.19 9.78 2.05 -17.80
Consumer Electronics 729.42 0.38 -4.45 -1.86 -5.40 4.47
Electricity 173.80 0.37 0.53 1.57 9.56 8.45
Heavy Construction 328.68 0.36 -0.90 5.51 0.80 50.05
Elec Components & Equip 132.05 0.36 -1.54 2.20 -7.54 12.71
Railroads 349.48 0.32 -0.13 -3.20 -14.44 20.87
Durable Household Prod 123.73 0.32 -0.30 1.71 -8.33 -1.21
Full Line Insurance 423.67 0.32 -0.46 3.15 1.87 7.72
Electronic Equip 176.79 0.31 -0.70 2.52 -5.54 10.49
Reinsurance 93.42 0.31 -2.80 -1.17 6.67 -7.35
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 206.65 0.29 1.33 4.33 3.74 6.11
Business Train/Employ Agnc 115.57 0.27 -3.20 -2.76 -19.86 7.90
Computer Hardware 450.66 0.26 1.37 5.12 -0.42 4.59
Personal Prod 252.92 0.25 -0.53 -3.04 -3.13 6.67
Insurance Brokers 95.41 0.25 0.53 -2.32 -6.47 3.74
Specialty Finance 122.97 0.24 -0.88 1.43 -2.44 11.64
Prop & Casualty Insurance 357.33 0.23 -0.86 -0.70 -0.49 5.52
Telecom Equip 647.48 0.22 0.43 9.08 -4.18 8.68
Medical Equip 452.60 0.19 0.50 -2.25 -3.40 -10.21
Medical Supplies 320.43 0.19 0.00 2.92 6.82 8.20
Multiutilities 114.40 0.14 -0.67 -1.66 6.21 2.82
Financial Administration 103.52 0.13 -0.84 0.56 -7.18 2.02
Furnishings 208.72 0.13 -3.14 -3.62 -12.53 -10.83
Mobile Telecom 321.72 0.13 0.22 -13.52 -14.22 -13.75
Broadcast & Entertainment 401.32 0.11 0.29 1.19 -0.22 3.12
Fixed Line Telecom 140.90 0.11 0.43 2.84 13.54 26.41
Aluminum 245.49 0.09 0.58 -1.34 -8.83 7.91
Diversified Industrials 437.41 0.09 -0.70 1.28 -4.39 0.95
Biotechnology 437.10 0.08 -0.13 -0.62 -0.10 -0.65
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 737.06 0.07 -2.71 -3.26 -11.30 22.21
Computer Serv 60.36 0.07 0.52 2.82 -2.34 1.70
Media Agencies 352.56 0.06 -0.34 2.37 -7.08 -1.06
Asset Managers 124.23 0.05 -1.32 3.08 1.49 24.32
Gas Distribution 112.30 0.03 -0.34 -1.84 8.82 5.40
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 120.83 0.03 0.23 0.56 7.85 17.88
Publishing 274.91 0.01 -0.57 1.20 -2.99 -13.00
Business Support Serv 185.44 0.00 -0.55 0.26 -3.73 6.60
Banks 538.31 0.00 -0.43 -0.38 1.60 13.90
Commodity Chemicals 192.53 -0.01 -0.67 3.03 -5.32 -3.58
Consumer Finance 97.63 -0.01 -1.92 -3.34 -9.30 1.58
Distillers & Vintners 122.49 -0.02 1.97 4.94 3.92 4.65
Soft Drinks 296.01 -0.06 1.05 0.37 2.70 9.61
Paper 153.45 -0.07 0.60 4.08 1.78 8.75
Aerospace 406.81 -0.07 -2.11 -2.91 -3.83 16.62
Recreational Prod 189.76 -0.09 -2.97 -6.41 -19.03 -19.10
Specialty Chemicals 232.98 -0.15 -0.79 2.06 2.24 17.98
Defense 115.69 -0.15 -1.28 0.07 0.43 11.27
Brewers 335.44 -0.16 1.04 2.46 7.93 11.50
Food Prod 233.33 -0.20 0.11 0.43 0.02 9.38
Health Care Providers 513.90 -0.22 0.69 5.92 10.36 6.09
Containers & Packaging 154.35 -0.26 0.47 3.13 0.96 2.48
Software 529.93 -0.27 -0.93 5.68 6.52 1.77
Exploration & Production 442.39 -0.47 -16.66 -18.14 -11.11 1.53
Forestry 223.20 -0.51 5.84 3.09 -6.55 -5.27
Invstmt Serv 996.71 -0.58 -2.35 -0.68 -0.66 26.75
Nondurable Household Prod 451.97 -0.59 -0.48 5.91 8.64 10.07
Nonferrous Metals 343.21 -0.70 -3.41 1.83 -6.04 55.37
Platinum & Precious Metals 82.33 -0.76 -8.14 -19.77 -35.20 14.27
Integrated Oil & Gas 536.23 -0.95 21.21 24.07 35.32 41.73
Gold Mining 106.82 -0.96 -1.39 1.43 -1.17 35.09
General Mining 1291.68 -1.13 -0.70 7.32 0.11 42.41
Oil Equip & Serv 515.58 -1.22 -1.39 -2.17 -6.31 28.68
Coal 282.22 -1.43 -3.48 0.48 -22.36 14.18
Steel 244.28 -1.76 -4.40 -6.73 -12.89 61.48
Morning MoMo: AVNX RUN PMTR TZOO ANST ICOC ALY HITT GNBT PRAN VSTH AETH GRB TNL IIG LDSH IPSU
Took a lite pos in IPSY 29 teens
Took a lite pos in IPSY 29 teens
I mean IPSU
Medium support held at 28.93
TRIM ALY for a quarter
only made .15 on the rest...out ALY
Took a lite pos in IPSY 29 teens
That was a sweet deal(IPSU)...took a little while but I got rid of it avg. 1.32 sh...Could use more of those.
Monday's MoMo:
AVNX, GI, SUR, DPII, PTT, DECT, NAVI, VSTH, ALY, TRAC, LMNX, TZOO, BRKR, MEH, AFOP, HMSY, HITT, CHINA, ANST, NITE, NVEC, COOP, MIGP, AEZ, IMKTA, IPSU, INTT, DHIL, WWIN
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/70V
http://trimurl.com/70W
AVNX
GI
SUR
DPII
PTT
DECT
NAVI
VSTH
ALY
TRAC
LMNX
TZOO
BRKR
MEH
AFOP
HMSY
HITT
CHINA
ANST
NITE
NVEC
COOP
MIGP
AEZ
IMKTA
IPSU
INTT
DHIL
WWIN
Morning MoMo: OLAB TATTF BAB DTLK STEC MEH KTCC LFC RMTI MWRK
Morning MoMo: OLAB TATTF BAB DTLK STEC MEH KTCC LFC RMTI MWRK
In the one min it took me to post LFC and DTLK fell off
bot CAL 24.70's
Airlines...top group
Updated MoMo at 11:20 EDT: OLAB TATTF TAG VOLC RMTI BAB STEC KTCC ICOC MIGP NOVN
That's nice...while I'm running my list OLB shakes out
In HRAY 6.40's...out CAL -.10
Updated MoMo at 11:20 EDT: . . . NOVNNOVN's chart looks nice. They sell transdermal estrogen patches for menopausal women. With a P/E of around 68, are you sure this isn't just a "hot flash"? :)
Lyehopper
08-29-2006, 12:11 PM
In HRAY 6.40's...out CAL -.10
Could you post a snapshot from your account so I can verify all these trades Doug?..... SsSsSsSssssss! :p
Runner
08-29-2006, 03:29 PM
Doug, whats ya think of PRXL's performance today?
Could you post a snapshot from your account so I can verify all these trades Doug?..... SsSsSsSssssss! :p
Bought 40000 OLAB @ 6.149 -245.960.00
Bought 28000 OLAB @ 6.15 -172,200.00
Bought 10000 HRAY @ 6.44 -64,400.00
Runner
08-29-2006, 03:32 PM
Bought 40000 OLAB @ 6.149 -245.960.00
Bought 28000 OLAB @ 6.15 -172,200.00
Bought 10000 HRAY @ 6.44 -64,400.00
Don’t do it Doug, you’ll make me open my position calculator…
LOL...those are not real...think I'm crazy...my trades are quite a bit smaller than that...
Not having a very good today though...0/3 unless HRAY makes a move here
LOL...those are not real...think I'm crazy...my trades are quite a bit smaller than that...
Not having a very good today though...0/3 unless HRAY makes a move here
Actually...not so bad because my longer holds ICOC and ABAX are green.
Lost .15 on OLAB...but I heldover HRAY
Runner
08-29-2006, 04:06 PM
Doug, whats ya think of PRXL's performance today?
Bump up the thread...
Bump up the thread...
At first glance it looks good...but I have to run
Doug, whats ya think of PRXL's performance today?
PRXL...Nice chart...Doug(IIC)
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/6362/prxlmj9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
....http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/1189/prxl2ur2.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Runner
08-29-2006, 06:35 PM
PRXL...Nice chart...Doug(IIC)
http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/6362/prxlmj9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
....http://img174.imageshack.us/img174/1189/prxl2ur2.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
Doug, I was expecting a little more other than a chart and 49 indicators… Since you posted all those fish line indicators is it troubling to explain what they indicate or how you use them to your benefit?
Runner...I can't always watch during the day.
Anyway, other than it being on the combo list for a couple of weeks I really have not read anyhing about it...It is not one that I have even done a cursory DD on.
But the indicators and p/v seem to indicate further upside for now IMO...Doug
Runner
08-29-2006, 10:03 PM
Doug, your in the same boat as I as far as not watching the market much during the day. This is why I’ll give a little wiggle room. Thanks for your chart read on PRXL..
Note...I am going to Miami on Saturday 9/2/06 and on a 7 day cruise on 9/3/06...So there will be no MoMo lists next week...Doug(IIC)
Today's MoMo:
NMRX, TAG, TATTF, BTJ, DECT, BRKR, TRMA, QSC, OLAB, EGY, AFOP, PQ, PRXL, HSKA, FRG, STEC, ALTH, NOVN, IMKTA, SVNT, LMNX, BAB, ICOC, CHINA, LNDC, TNL, BMRN, AVNX, RMTI
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/710
http://trimurl.com/711
NMRX
TAG
TATTF
BTJ
DECT
BRKR
TRMA
QSC
OLAB
EGY
AFOP
PQ
PRXL
HSKA
FRG
STEC
ALTH
NOVN
IMKTA
SVNT
LMNX
BAB
ICOC
CHINA
LNDC
TNL
BMRN
AVNX
RMTI
I was contacted by a buddy of mine who has a subscription stock market site...He would like to sell it...it has been around for over 7 years...He does it part time but it has daily updates...Personally, I think it is a good value for the subscriber.
Anyway, just wondered if anyone is interested??? I won't go into details AND I won't be getting any finders fee...But if anyone is interested please email me...I will put you in contact with him.
Current revenue is over $6,000.00 a month...I have no idea what he is asking or what his expenses are.
If interested...Let me know...Doug(IIC)
Morning Movers: SNDK RMBS MCRS VSNT SMSI JOSB ADZA MRGE SIGM FLSH CHKP BTJ AOM OTIV DCEL ALA GNTA LU SVI TOPT AAPL
Some Upgrades: CI MBWM JOSB NOC ESRX
Time to turn down???...Support 2100-2120
Short term ma u/d vol and short term ma n/h-n/l turning down too
http://tal.marketgauge.com/dvmgpro/charts/COCAD12.GIF
Will miss the rest of the day...Sold HRAY avg -.08
Had to burn the midnight oil at work trying to wrap things up before vacation...It never ends...I was gonna take off Friday and watch the market and then get a few things done...doesn't look like that'll happen...I have 5 weeks vacation on the books...Gotta use some up.
Wednesday's MoMo:
AOM, VSNT, SYX, MEH, BRR, NUHC, NMRX, ANAD, FORM, HSKA, KBALB, BDC, VTS, OMRI, HMSY, BOOM, ICOC, PSPT, BWP, TQ, SPAR, AMIE, DHIL, DPII, HITT, ANST, RNO
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/71A
http://trimurl.com/719
AOM
VSNT
SYX
MEH
BRR
NUHC
NMRX
ANAD
FORM
HSKA
KBALB
BDC
VTS
OMRI
HMSY
BOOM
ICOC
PSPT
BWP
TQ
SPAR
AMIE
DHIL
DPII
HITT
ANST
RNO
Morning MoMo R/T: SWHC BGO SA OMRI KGC LIHRY MFN RGX BTJ GLG CLG GMTC OLAB SYX ISIG MNG LMNX HL MWRK GENT FTEK VGZ TRE AEM ALY SLW AOM SSRI
Gotta go...Sold SSRI and SLW... did OK
Just got home from work...Always like that just before vacation I guess...IIC
Today's MoMo:
BNP, CYTR, CLG, GLG, GMTC, MFN, SYX, GENT, ISIG, ZOLT, SLW, TIVO, OLAB, IAAC, MIGP, NSU, MWRK, SSRI, GYMB, HL, AMIE, KGC, BLSI, SWHC, BGO, OPNT, NTY, AEOS, STEC, GEX, TQ, PCCC, RNWK, TWIN, IMKTA
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/71L
http://trimurl.com/71M
BNP
CYTR
CLG
GLG
GMTC
MFN
SYX
GENT
ISIG
ZOLT
SLW
TIVO
OLAB
IAAC
MIGP
NSU
MWRK
SSRI
GYMB
HL
AMIE
KGC
BLSI
SWHC
BGO
OPNT
NTY
AEOS
STEC
GEX
TQ
PCCC
RNWK
TWIN
IMKTA
in IIJI hi 11 teens
I mean 8 teens
out WIND ...out IIJI...whole thing was a wash...that's it for me until 9/11/06
Morning MoMo..R/T...VSNT HRSH IAAC CNR GMTC STEC SBS CITP CLB BW TAG AEOS DIL
Might want to keep an eye on AEOS at 39.56
...that's it for me until 9/11/06I recommend you enter a POTW selection for next week, either ca$h or a stock. And if you don't anticipate getting back prior to 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time on the 11th, a position for that week also.
Edit: Just saw your POTW pick. What about the week of the 11th?
I recommend you enter a POTW selection for next week, either ca$h or a stock. And if you don't anticipate getting back prior to 1:30 p.m. Pacific Time on the 11th, a position for that week also.
Edit: Just saw your POTW pick. What about the week of the 11th?
Actually, I will be home the night of the 10th.
But I use the internet on the ship...But I remeber one cruise I took I couldn't log in to Mr. M...Don't know why, because I could log in other places???
Anyway, if you don't hear from me next week you'll know that I either couldn't log in, the ship sank or my wife pushed me overboard...Doug
. . . if you don't hear from me next week you'll know that I either couldn't log in, the ship sank or my wife pushed me overboard...DougOr maybe you choked on a gooey piece of sushi.
Yuk!
I'm a bit rushed for time as I am going on vacation till 9/11/06...There will be no Combo List although I have it saved and will track the results...Here is the IIC 100 for 9/5/06:
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT Stockcharts.com's "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" Simply click the link below:
IIC 100 at Stockcharts.com (http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1659925)
You may also see a daily analysis of some of the IIC 100 pix as well as other lists at:
Parabolic Stock Picks (http://parabolicstockpicks.com)
Here is a new blog covering the IIC 100:
IIC Portfolio (http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com)
AND...Mr. Breakout has a SPECIAL FREE OFFER for RealTime Streaming Index charts...Visit MrBreakout.com (http://MrBreakout.com)
THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 9/5/06/06
STEC, GMTC, AKAM, ARD, GLG, CLB, SWHC, FMCN, ININ, SMSI, NUHC, TSCM, GRB, MED, ICTG, TIE, OMCL, ARTG, QLTY, FORM, CHINA, ICLR, TTI, EME, GOL, SAIA, PRXL, NTG, ACLI, BRKR, OPNT, CYB, LFB, ICE, ECHO, ACGY, ZOLL, TWGP, PRFT, PNFP, MTW, TTEC, DSGX, MEK, RKT, LIFC, HRZ, MICC, RBN, USHS, CTSH, BRLI, GIL, OMX, BUCY, CLHB, AMX, NTRI, DXPE, KNOT, CELG, ICON, PWR, IFSIA, IFOX, FIX, BPHX, BBC, CWTR, EGN, STKL, MDG, CRDB, NCTY, PAAS, XPRSA, SPN, HPOL, DAVE, UCO, CDE, CWLZ, HANS, QSII, JADE, ABX, ABVC, BOT, VSEA, OPEN, FTI, IHG, TBBK, CAM, VECO, RTEC, PSYS, CME, NCS, OATS
Today's MoMo:
I am going on vacation...My MoMo list will be on hiatus till 9/11/06...Sorry...Doug(IIC)
CSN, SUMX, VSNT, HRSH, TAG, PLC, GROW, PRAN, IAAC, CECE, ANAD, SBS, GMTC, SSRI, VSTH, AEOS, MWRK, SYX, BIOV, CRV, STEC, SLW, CITP, MIGP, ATRO, KGC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/71U
http://trimurl.com/71V
CSN
SUMX
VSNT
HRSH
TAG
PLC
GROW
PRAN
IAAC
CECE
ANAD
SBS
GMTC
SSRI
VSTH
AEOS
MWRK
SYX
BIOV
CRV
STEC
SLW
CITP
MIGP
ATRO
KGC
Oh Great...we are flying to MIA on miles tomorrow...They had some deal to use reg. miles and fly 1st Class...OK...Now my wife tells me that on the way back home next Sun. they only had one upgrade to 1st Class available...She gets it so I have to sit in Coach...She tells me that I coulda gone on a different flight 1st class though...So what's the difference?...I won't be sittin' w/ her anyway on the way back...Too late now :mad:
skiracer
09-02-2006, 08:41 AM
Oh Great...we are flying to MIA on miles tomorrow...They had some deal to use reg. miles and fly 1st Class...OK...Now my wife tells me that on the way back home next Sun. they only had one upgrade to 1st Class available...She gets it so I have to sit in Coach...She tells me that I coulda gone on a different flight 1st class though...So what's the difference?...I won't be sittin' w/ her anyway on the way back...Too late now :mad:
Well I see a couple of options. Tell her that she is riding coach and that's that. These situations always give you a chance to interact with other people without your wife sitting right next to you with the dagger eyes when you're talking to some other woman. Even better was to take the first class on a different flight and you could have been single in first class.
I can run the IIC 100 scan (Can't copy it though) but not the IBD 100 from this internet cafe...so my report will have to wait till Sunday night when I get home.
However...Here is the IIC 100 Top 10 for next week (Don't feel like typing 100 symbols...sorry)
SWHC
STEC
SLW
GMTC
AKAM
GLG
CLB
FMCN
ININ
SMSI
I'm back from vacation ...Friday's MoMo:
GROW, SWHC, IAAC, STRS, PRAN, HRSH, SNTS, MAXC, NXXI, GMTC, PCCC, IBIS, PLC, RICK, PZA, VIP
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/72X
GROW
SWHC
IAAC
STRS
PRAN
HRSH
SNTS
MAXC
NXXI
GMTC
PCCC
IBIS
PLC
RICK
PZA
VIP
IIC 100:
YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT Stockcharts.com's "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" Simply click the link below:
IIC 100 at Stockcharts.com (http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID1659925)
You may also see a daily analysis of some of the IIC 100 pix as well as other lists at:
Parabolic Stock Picks (http://parabolicstockpicks.com)
Here is a new blog covering the IIC 100:
IIC Portfolio (http://iicrandomport.blogspot.com)
AND...Mr. Breakout has a SPECIAL FREE OFFER for RealTime Streaming Index charts...Visit MrBreakout.com (http://MrBreakout.com)
THANKS, DOUG(IIC)
IIC 100 for 9/11/06/06
SWHC, STEC, SLW, GMTC, AKAM, GLG, CLB, FMCN, ININ, SMSI, NUHC, GRB, ARD, CHINA, ICTG, TIE, OMCL, QLTY, GOL, ECHO, ICLR, TTI, MTW, ACLI, ACGY, TSCM, CYB, SAIA, ICE, PRXL, MICC, TTEC, BRKR, EME, ARTG, PRFT, PNFP, STKL, NTRI, FNSR, MEK, RKT, ABB, KNOT, TWGP, ICON, LFB, LIFC, FORM, RBN, OPNT, ZOLL, USHS, IFOX, CTSH, AMX, OMX, BUCY, BRLI, HPOL, NTG, MDG, BPHX, IFSIA, PWR, BBC, CELG, FIX, GIL, FTI, JADE, HRZ, NCTY, CLHB, HANS, BOT, ABVC, NCS, TBBK, CWLZ, PAAS, HERO, CWTR, EGN, XPRSA, UCO, NPTH, DAVE, IHG, PSYS, VSEA, CME, SPN, ABX, RTEC, ULTI, NIHD, FLS, CAM, OPEN
Doug do me a favor let Rob know that I'm playing MU LONG this week. for some reason my computer Is screwed up I can not post on POTW? thanks.
HAVE A GOOD DAY
Doug do me a favor let Rob know that I'm playing MU LONG this week. for some reason my computer Is screwed up I can not post on POTW? thanks.
HAVE A GOOD DAY
Done...Doug
Doug, welcome back.
So, did you end up riding coach on the return trip while your wife was pampered and coddled in first-class?
Doug, welcome back.
So, did you end up riding coach on the return trip while your wife was pampered and coddled in first-class?
Yes............
Al Qaeda releases 9/11 anniversary message
http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/09/11/zawahiri.911/index.html
Al Qaeda releases 9/11 anniversary messageIf you like to keep up with what's going on with Islamic extremists, check out Laura Mansfield's blog (http://blog.lauramansfield.com/).
I will holdover STEC and CTXS
Today's MoMo:
MFRI,TAR,MWRK,GIGM,AKAM,COGO,CHDX,PLC,STRS,STEC
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/72Z
MFRI
TAR
MWRK
GIGM
AKAM
COGO
CHDX
PLC
STRS
STEC
Nice to see MWRK getting some vol recently...I was waiting for that but it started just before I left so I didn't buy...too bad for me...Doug
Never Forget...I'm afraid that too many people do...But standing in those lines at the airport gives you time to reflect...Ya know, I was stopped a couple of years ago because I had a bottle of rubbing alcohol in my carry-on toiletries...They called a TSA supervisor to check it out...He said it was OK...But that got me to wondering...How'd he know it was just rubbing alcohol???...I never posted that because I don't want to give anyone ideas...But there are a zillion ways terrorists could get away with massive stuff...I don't have the answer to combat it but they sure seem to have patience...I remember the only time I was at the World Trade Center back in 1993 after the first bombing...I thought the security was so tight at first...But it really wasn't...Just like I don't think airport security is really so tight now.
Why terrorists are hell bent on airplanes is beyond me...Maybe it is the sensationalism???...But it seems to me that there are many ways they can create havoc...Too bad it has all come to this.
http://img141.imageshack.us/img141/5854/911kd9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
My crystal ball says get out of oil and prec. metals...short term anyway
Posted on 8/14/06...Some would say "Blowin' in the Wind"
What do they think???...I don't post this cr*p for my health!!!
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=OIH&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p99445268435
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$XAU&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p99445268435
Too bad it has all come to this.It's not a pleasant thought, but I fully expect larger events in the not-too-distant future. 9/11 was a wake-up call, an opening salvo.
Just as the steel skeletons of those two immense towers in Manhattan weakened and buckled in the intense heat from those fires, resulting in the total collapse of those impressive structures, so the framework supporting this world is beginning to weaken from the flames of ideology-based hatred. The world is starting to totter, like a spinning top that begins to wobble before it falls. The situation is more critical than most imagine it to be.
These are my thoughts, expressed in a few rambling sentences, in the wee hours of a night in which sleep is eluding me for some reason.
out CTXS that I heldover +.30
CTXS up thru 200sma...I didn't think that would happen
Morn MoMo R/T:
RMTI AVNC MNG CHINA EME VIP CHAP ATML LVLT KGC INTT TAR DTLK EZM CTCI ANGN COGO GENT CBEY DECK SA MIGP CPY MFB TIE CRY SWHC FRG
peanuts
09-12-2006, 11:48 AM
Bot CHINA 5.60's
interesting. I've been watching this for a while as part of my MOMO watchlist (which I do not share). What made you buy today?
Out COGO and CHINA...whole thing was a wash
interesting. I've been watching this for a while as part of my MOMO watchlist (which I do not share). What made you buy today?
Was just lookin' for a few bux...liked the chart
As of 1:26pm Eastern
Dow Jones Sector Indexes Winners And Losers
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----------- Percent Change -----------
Sector Index Daily 1 Wk. 1 Mo. 3 Mo. 1 Yr.
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Home Construction 645.34 5.88 5.30 10.65 2.89 -36.17
Home Improve Retailers 91.65 4.02 4.62 7.17 -1.74 -12.51
Airlines 120.17 3.45 -1.47 7.36 2.21 21.23
Recreational Serv 80.51 3.22 4.69 15.98 14.22 -10.49
Recreational Prod 206.05 2.86 3.14 7.71 -5.27 -15.08
Auto Parts 186.92 2.84 0.30 0.12 -6.09 -14.52
Transportation Serv 174.38 2.81 1.72 5.94 -5.58 19.20
Specialty Retailers 413.26 2.72 4.34 8.04 3.39 0.45
Hotels 603.86 2.67 5.28 13.05 0.63 17.30
Automobiles 194.75 2.64 6.15 12.33 27.86 2.91
Clothing & Accessories 154.52 2.57 4.20 9.85 8.90 2.73
Real Estate Holding & Dev 378.96 2.52 1.90 10.41 8.62 15.54
Toys 317.31 2.31 3.61 8.82 21.81 -6.25
Tires 48.26 2.25 7.87 32.63 20.91 -18.52
Business Train/Employ Agnc 115.51 2.19 -0.80 2.13 -9.61 2.03
Apparel Retailers 396.51 2.17 3.96 7.96 8.87 11.16
Trucking 314.86 2.16 1.17 2.84 -2.78 19.83
Telecom Equip 673.11 2.15 0.28 12.37 8.16 6.20
Invstmt Serv 1019.06 2.06 0.51 2.60 7.56 23.06
Consumer Electronics 718.96 2.02 -5.26 0.05 -1.92 -1.31
Broadline Retailers 347.51 1.83 5.03 7.16 4.32 6.45
Delivery Serv 600.29 1.78 2.06 7.47 -6.33 16.29
Restaurants & Bars 393.63 1.75 2.69 9.89 5.08 13.61
Gambling 549.66 1.68 0.85 5.30 -1.01 14.21
Building Matrls/Fxtures 313.14 1.65 -0.82 4.26 1.03 -6.91
Semiconductors 1185.80 1.62 -0.20 12.55 8.42 -6.49
Furnishings 223.38 1.49 2.83 8.45 -0.86 -6.01
Mortgage Finance 82.93 1.36 0.70 8.54 6.33 4.50
Waste & Disposal Serv 96.58 1.35 -1.12 0.33 -4.26 15.18
Railroads 350.39 1.32 0.04 2.79 -6.27 21.24
Insurance Brokers 97.72 1.30 1.29 4.40 -0.02 -3.52
Computer Hardware 467.09 1.26 -0.21 10.63 10.56 5.98
Reinsurance 101.21 1.22 3.82 9.02 12.08 4.68
Fixed Line Telecom 146.51 1.16 1.02 5.87 17.61 30.70
Consumer Finance 100.98 1.15 0.45 3.41 -3.65 0.96
Asset Managers 129.10 1.13 1.65 6.24 11.49 25.67
Mobile Telecom 329.75 1.12 -1.39 1.53 -8.30 -13.94
Full Line Insurance 436.93 1.10 1.77 6.34 8.47 8.12
Containers & Packaging 155.41 1.07 -1.65 4.19 5.89 1.81
Paper 154.62 1.06 -0.08 3.86 10.49 5.14
Footwear 251.92 1.06 2.34 8.68 4.00 3.25
Health Care Providers 529.76 1.04 2.26 5.96 13.01 4.66
Computer Serv 61.94 1.04 0.93 8.08 4.54 2.56
Elec Components & Equip 133.33 1.02 -2.17 3.91 0.89 9.93
Steel 240.23 0.97 -8.63 -1.97 0.49 44.02
Business Support Serv 189.27 0.96 -0.65 4.57 3.10 5.74
Durable Household Prod 131.10 0.96 2.59 10.17 3.67 1.45
Media Agencies 364.18 0.95 1.86 5.68 1.42 1.81
Internet 342.68 0.85 0.58 5.74 2.10 11.28
Commodity Chemicals 194.23 0.79 -1.90 3.52 1.70 -4.38
Pharmaceuticals 272.72 0.79 0.65 4.71 11.93 5.69
Marine Transportation 290.08 0.78 -4.14 -2.97 5.25 -4.88
Electronic Equip 178.68 0.73 -1.54 6.23 0.87 5.60
Aluminum 232.53 0.67 -5.10 -3.20 -6.18 2.85
Industrial Suppliers 109.46 0.65 -2.07 4.58 -5.92 2.84
Financial Administration 108.16 0.64 1.61 6.60 0.01 6.01
Travel & Tourism 77.07 0.64 -3.42 5.34 2.41 -19.08
Real Estate Invstmt Trusts 124.22 0.60 0.76 6.09 9.94 16.51
Specialty Chemicals 232.83 0.58 -2.40 2.17 7.84 15.95
Specialty Finance 129.31 0.54 -0.11 8.94 6.11 13.11
Specialized Consumer Serv 632.48 0.51 -1.42 8.41 -4.55 -18.11
Electronic Office Equip 276.05 0.49 0.22 4.34 9.89 5.53
Life Insurance 620.36 0.48 1.35 4.51 2.94 10.98
Broadcast & Entertainment 407.57 0.47 0.29 3.92 3.30 3.42
Medical Equip 457.10 0.45 0.30 5.02 -0.92 -10.17
Prop & Casualty Insurance 371.20 0.45 1.50 6.57 6.16 11.03
Forestry 229.71 0.35 -1.94 11.76 6.84 -6.39
Commercial Vehicles/Trucks 744.90 0.34 -5.84 1.86 0.79 14.73
Heavy Construction 319.06 0.30 -6.94 -0.94 8.16 28.77
Soft Drinks 297.66 0.30 -0.76 2.10 5.61 8.63
Banks 536.75 0.26 -0.62 1.01 2.01 11.54
Industrial Machinery 193.62 0.24 -2.18 0.98 -3.65 4.19
Diversified Industrials 443.25 0.21 0.66 4.72 -0.21 -1.09
Personal Prod 267.74 0.21 2.09 5.67 3.27 11.33
Water 624.76 0.21 -4.21 0.83 3.73 -20.89
Medical Supplies 327.51 0.20 -0.20 4.49 11.53 7.52
Distillers & Vintners 127.77 0.16 0.59 7.69 10.02 5.66
Multiutilities 116.18 0.16 0.72 2.08 5.57 1.91
Nondurable Household Prod 463.23 -0.03 0.50 2.96 13.04 9.91
Biotechnology 436.03 -0.13 -2.10 2.55 2.47 -6.17
Gas Distribution 111.08 -0.14 -2.58 -1.48 6.80 -0.31
Software 538.59 -0.14 0.64 6.72 16.25 1.43
Drug Retailers 552.51 -0.17 2.49 4.84 15.40 14.01
Nonferrous Metals 329.59 -0.22 -10.35 -5.77 4.18 38.41
Brewers 321.59 -0.22 -4.13 -1.76 4.41 4.10
Publishing 277.46 -0.24 -1.45 1.26 -0.81 -14.52
Food Prod 230.87 -0.40 -2.15 0.31 2.29 7.22
Aerospace 410.03 -0.43 -2.05 0.72 2.75 17.16
Pipelines 447.09 -0.48 -4.88 -2.52 4.06 7.89
Tobacco 278.49 -0.65 0.15 2.36 16.64 16.87
Food Retailers/Whlslrs 211.37 -0.68 0.94 9.76 9.27 5.24
Platinum & Precious Metals 73.49 -0.73 -16.15 -9.94 -26.84 -10.93
Integrated Oil & Gas 477.92 -0.76 10.50 7.37 27.10 17.84
Electricity 170.36 -0.81 -1.87 -0.23 4.73 2.29
Exploration & Production 402.06 -0.86 -24.56 -25.71 -13.51 -16.25
Oil Equip & Serv 460.74 -1.33 -11.87 -10.51 -7.31 9.45
Defense 118.52 -1.35 -1.02 4.47 7.09 12.43
Gold Mining 93.44 -1.43 -13.94 -11.99 -6.18 8.90
Coal 227.37 -1.55 -17.12 -19.39 -24.49 -17.88
General Mining 1205.88 -1.80 -13.98 -0.97 11.63 19.62
NASDAQ New 52-Week Highs And Lows
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New Highs - 59
COMPANY SYMBOL HIGH VOLUME
------- ------ ---- ------
ATI Tch ATYT 21.82 072,163
AkamaiTch AKAM 44.38 399,556
AmEagleOut AEOS 42.94 659,258
AndrxGp ADRX 24.43 411,603
ApplachBcsh n APAB 22.75 3,290
ArchCapGp ACGL 62.77 155,344
Atmel ATML 6.15 062,886
BEA Sys BEAS 14.47 010,066
CDW CDWC 61.88 640,652
CapSW CSWC 113.42 750
Captaris CAPA 5.70 521,694
CasualMlRet CMRG 12.42 217,289
CiscoSys CSCO 22.46 979,688
CliftonSvgBk CSBK 11.22 6,923
ConsldComm CNSL 18.51 116,387
DGFastChan s DGIT 8.89 35,431
Datalink DTLK 9.50 468,657
DeckrsOutdr DECK 46.90 389,296
DollarTree DLTR 31.33 613,317
EastInsHldgs n EIHI 15.18 58,712
EngySo ENSI 35.49 1,700
EntFnlSvcs EFSC 30.59 6,101
FctryCrdPrty FCPO 8.95 110,937
GMX Res pfB n GMXRP 26.99 7,738
GrnfldOnline SRVY 10.35 82,208
Harmonic HLIT 6.96 423,074
HrsIntrctv HPOL 6.21 253,219
HenrySchein HSIC 51.85 392,855
HertgFnlGp HBOS 15.19 400
IdexxLab IDXX 94.98 75,954
II-VI IIVI 23.12 181,100
IntgrlSys ISYS 33.37 42,478
JamesRiver JRVR 28.90 24,644
Medcath MDTH 30.74 112,113
MerLynSel10 2-08 DOTN 14.55 100
MerLynSel10 9-08 DWTT 12.58 1,100
MerLynSel10 2-09 DOWT 10.95 1,000
MothrsWrk MWRK 45.32 126,132
OCharleys CHUX 19.21 109,191
OmrixBiopharm n OMRI 18.95 255,003
OpexaThera n OPXA 5.89 414
PC Connctn PCCC 9.50 46,725
Perficient PRFT 15.33 430,289
PerryEllis PERY 28.58 33,886
PhlConsHldg s PHLY 37.10 83,764
PnclFnlPtnrs PNFP 36.15 8,319
PocahntsBcp PFSL 16.32 63,409
PsycrtcSol s PSYS 34.93 516,144
RSA Sec RSAS 27.96 647,161
Ryanair ADS RYAAY 59.40 166,215
SEI Inv SEIC 53.09 269,271
SilicnImg SIMG 12.83 718,647
SimpleTch STEC 7.62 245,317
SmithWesson SWHC 11.47 478,618
TF Fnl THRD 32.80 100
TRowePrice s TROW 45.12 468,055
ToppsCo TOPP 9.21 124,468
WD40 WDFC 36.61 32,484
WebExComm WEBX 37.85 469,767
peanuts
09-12-2006, 02:27 PM
Bot VSEA 35.40's
good one!!!
Lyehopper
09-12-2006, 02:38 PM
bot NRPH.......
Ahhhhh! my favorite short. That I never made any money on.... DRAT!
0ut PSYS +.26
looks like I sold PSYS too soon...but I'm just gunslinging today
peanuts
09-12-2006, 02:59 PM
trim VSEA +.58
Let the rest of that run! You've got a good'n, Doug. Nice trade!
Lyehopper
09-12-2006, 03:17 PM
...but I'm just gunslinging today
I'm doin' a little of that today myself.... Sure as heck beats "today" five years ago don't it Doug-E-Fresh? I had ulsers on my ulsers....
Nice play on NRPH DUDE! http://www.mrmarketishuge.com/images/icons/icon14.gif
ICOC sure makin' me happy :)
Don't ya just love it when you see my stocks go up right after I sell 'em?
trim VSEA +.58
sold the rest of VSEA...avg'd .60
Current holdings and price paid:
ABAX 22.00 ICOC 6.01 (avg. on 5 buys) both in May
STEC 7.50 bot yesterday
I have been accused of throwing spaghetti up against a wall to see what sticks...I actually felt like that's what I was doing today...worked out though
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BRISTOL-MYERS CEO DOLAN TO LEAVE COMPANY
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GM SHARES HIT 52-WEEK HIGH
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OPPENHEIMER SETTLES BIAS SUIT
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ANOTHER MANIPULATION PROBE FOR BP
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US TRADE GAP HITS RECORD IN JULY
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Today's MoMo:
AVNC, OMRI, LTS, AP, NTPA, CBEY, NGPS, CHDX, MFB, IBIS, DECK, COGO, AXTI, ICOC, WEBX, FCSE, SWHC, ELOY, SYX, CPY, MDTH, BRLC, DTLK, Q, NUHC, KGC, PZA, BTJ
Little Charts:
http://trimurl.com/73B
http://trimurl.com/73C
AVNC
OMRI
LTS
AP
NTPA
CBEY
NGPS
CHDX
MFB
IBIS
DECK
COGO
AXTI
ICOC
WEBX
FCSE
SWHC
ELOY
SYX
CPY
MDTH
BRLC
DTLK
Q
NUHC
KGC
PZA
BTJ
"In order to inflict the most pain on investors, a mild rally during Sept/Oct would get everyone excited for a rollicking yearend rally that may not materialize." - Paul J. Nolte (http://www.financialsense.com/editorials/nolte/2006/0911.html)
Who knows???
Spike...Any technical take on ICOC? I'm considering trimming soon...TIA...Doug
billyjoe
09-12-2006, 10:07 PM
Doug,
I'd like to be the first to congratulate you on 100,000 views for your thread.
------------billyjoe
Doug,
I'd like to be the first to congratulate you on 100,000 views for your thread.
------------billyjoe
Thanks...I missed it...I saw it at 99,957 earlier...Wonder who all the lookie lous are though???...Hardly anyone ever posts here and I wish more would...Even if it is constuctively negative.
I joined here at Ernie's invite the day after T-Giving 2003...although I was a member at his Yahoo Club for awhile back in 2001 or 2002.
Been a great almost 3 years here though...I've met some really nice people...some are no longer here but I keep in regular contact with some of them.
I'd like to thank Ernie and Karel and that programmer guy they have(forget his name) for keeping the forum going...It is a real nice place.
I know some people are frustrated that I don't explain the reasons for most of my trades and lists...I just trade so many different ways depending on the $$$ invested and the circumstances as I see them that I just don't have the time to explain it all..."1,001 Ways To Trade"...by IIC...LOL...But I hope at least a few have benefited by what I post...Best to All...Doug(IIC)
spikefader
09-13-2006, 01:02 AM
Spike...Any technical take on ICOC? I'm considering trimming soon...TIA...Doug
Sure Doug. Nice pick.
FWIW Aug 17 prediction was "$5.80 and beyond" as per:
http://technicaltrades.net/bollingerbands&psar/icoc.html
I'd be waiting for 5 completion on the daily or an upper channel tag to take it off the table. Good luck!
Monthly:
http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/7352/icocsept12mthuv2.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Weekly:
http://img233.imageshack.us/img233/852/icocsept12wksn7.gif (http://imageshack.us)
Daily:
http://img247.imageshack.us/img247/6476/icocsept12daysm0.gif
Some triangles:
http://technicaltrades.net/triangles/ICOC.triangles.html
http://img147.imageshack.us/img147/3396/9455fc7.gif
Thx Spike
Morning MoMo: STEC BEBE GFX ICE FIA GOL STKL PRXL VTS TAM COGO WBD AVCI XING CLG MFRI FRG ICOC SWHC GROW GIGM WFR VC GMTC SA MEH NUHC
Had second thots right off the bat...out for +.03
bot GIGM 11.10ish
out of time made a few cents on GIGM
gotta go...peeled off 30% of ICOC...took almost an hour...made over 17% :)
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