Hi Everybody:
Another low volume week. I was a bit surprised that the Naz outperformed the NYSE
But overall, I was not too pleased with the Naz as the A/D/U issues were 1410/1905/81 even though advancing volume handily beat declining volume. The Naz Short Term Moving Average for New Highs/New Lows is improving although Lows still dominate. The short term A/D oscillators indicate downside on both the Naz and NYSE right now. But some other technicals indicate upside on the Naz short term
So I will remain Neutral
or should I say Wishy-Washy?
Something interesting I noticed this week is that many High RS stocks got whacked. Most of my watchlists consist of High RS stocks. But it works out OK as I concentrate on the few that are moving after the first 10-30 mins.
Dont forget that the April CPI numbers are due pre-market on Wednesday
A good or bad report could have a big effect
so I will definitely have my short term account in cash at the Tuesday close. Also, the Index of Leading Indicators are scheduled for 10 am EDT on Thursday
Here are the Weekly Issue A/D/Us for other indices: NYSE 1282/2240/70 AMEX 407/670/51 DJIA 6/23/1
DJ Composite 12/52/1.The DJ Super Sectors were 1/9/0
Only Technology was green for the week.
The top DJ Groups were Telecom Equip., Semis and Biotech. The worst were Platinum/Prec. Metals, Steel and General Mining.
Y-T-D the DJIA is 9 up 21 down. The index is -5.04% unweighted and -5.96% weighted.
The stocks listed below are not recommendations. They are simply securities that meet particular criteria. If you find any of interest, you should do your own research.
Cup w/ Handles
BABY PTRY RHD POOL RRGB(sort of)
Look at a weekly chart to see the pattern on these: RATE RRGB
Flat Bases/Low Volume
INGR YUM SRX CTO ACR VNBC TIMHY OHI MXT KNDL APCS SRDX NICE IDBE BLKB TPX
50 dma moves upward through 200 dma
VLFG
RSI(14) moves upward through 30
STRA ARDI MALL NWAC TWTR ARXX CALM SBNY GSLI AD HEW HB
RSI(14) moved upward through 50 AND an MACD crossover
SCOX CBUK
Generally bullish short term technicals
CTHR IRTI WIRX (Be careful on CTHR
has received some bad press)
Extremely Oversold
NTY POP ENZN
Friday's new highs, closed up on at least 2x ADV
UHT VELCF CFHI NLCI CVLY GTIM PZC FORTY FCCY GLDC GVBK DMCX FNBN IFCB CBIN PNRG SOCB JMBI HFFC TTC NHTB BDMS DHIL MLAB WSTC PFED DJCO UHAL ATRI RGCO CIBI BWINA MAXE QUIP BCAR BNJ MARSB LSBI HEOP CBAN NMI FFFD GNTY CWBS CLBH COBH PVFC HIST SWHI CCBP DIOD FFHS CVCY EVBN VLGEA RVEP PEDE CCFH NWFI ESBK MRGO OVBC FFBH BKBK ARTNA FSBK GCBC AMBK FSBI FBMT CRLTS NSFC EFX PEBK ITIC NWFL NHHC MAXC DSGIF IPII CCBD BOSA CSLR OICO VLFG BNCN CSHB CCNE QCRH PREM GRIF AFBK CART
Sectors/Groups
Rather than sit here and type all this, Im just going to give you some sites so those who are interested can check them if they want to.
Top Sectors on Friday
Worst Sectors on Friday
If you have Dow Jones News you can see these every hour on the hour until the market closes.
Top Groups on Friday
Worst Groups on Friday
You can view these at http://tal.marketgauge.com/MGHome/PHSReportsIndex.asp
Top Indices on Friday
Worst Indices on Friday
You can view these at http://americanbulls.com/Indices.asp
Top DJ Indices for the week
Worst DJ Indices for the week
You can view these at http://cbs.marketwatch.com/tools/industry/default.asp?siteid=mktw&bcind_ind=bc_top&bcind_period=1wk
You can change the timeframe if you wish.
Site Watch
Looking for Canslim type ideas? This site offers a great value: GabrielsMoneyPage.com
Move your mouse over this chart http://www.andyfoulds.co.uk/amusement/economists.htm
Daytrading Pivot Points and Support/Resistance
http://www.daytradingcoach.com/daytrading-free-educationpivotpointtrading.htm
Prophet Industry Groups/Sectors
http://www.prophet.net/explore/sectorPerformance.jsp?sortBy=1115856000000&orderBy=-1&interval=7&showPercent=false&period=3m
http://www.prophet.net/explore/sectorrankings.jsp?period=3m&jumpToCharts=&showCharts=false&sortby=rank
Mentioned this one before
But a nice recap of the Daily A/D http://finance.yahoo.com/advances
Most expensive Zip Codes http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/invest/forbes/P116286.asp?GT1=6540
We now have almost 600 Financial Site listings at
FinancialLinksOnline.com
This 'N That
***One Day The Government Will Run The Airlines
For those who have known me for a while you have heard me say that before
Actually, it was my Grandfather who told me that when I was 11 years old back in 1964
With the bailout of Uniteds pension fund
I think we are getting closer and closer
maybe within 10 years. Now, who do we have to bailout next
GM???
***Bush reimposes some textile quotas on China. So I guess I buy Korean made underwear at Walmart now
I fail to see how this move will help American manufacturers.
***Overweight Sectors: Healthcare, Telecom, Utilities
***Barrons announced their Barrons 500
Top 10 are:
UNH CMX CVH WLP HOV MDC DHR BER RAI ACL The top Naz issue at # 14 is PCAR
***Fund industry pushing back on SEC reforms http://trimurl.com/18T
***Microsoft's Share of Browser Market Slips http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/050513/microsoft_browser_market.html?.v=1
***Stupid Investment of the Week http://trimurl.com/18U
***Let China sleep, for when she awakes, the world will tremble, said Napoleon
http://www.financialexpress.com/fe_full_story.php?content_id=90845
*** SEMI-ANNUAL CHANGES TO THE NASDAQ BIOTECHNOLOGY INDEX
http://www.nasdaq.com/newsroom/news/pr2005/ne_section05_050.stm
***Dont know if you noticed this on Friday:
NEW YORK -- A computer problem at an unidentified stock trader caused erroneous, exaggerated prices--some as high as $950 per share--to be posted to the Nasdaq stock market Friday morning for 1,680 different stocks, a spokeswoman for the Nasdaq said.
The Nasdaq said it continued to review all trades between 9:19 a.m. and about 9:40 a.m. Eastern time, when the problem occurred. While the stocks affected represent more than half of the 3,200 firms listed on the Nasdaq, most were among the Nasdaq's most infrequently traded stocks. The problem has been corrected, spokeswoman Bethany Sherman said, and affected transactions have been broken--the money returned to the buyer and the stock returned to the seller. The Nasdaq posted a list of affected stocks on its Web site Friday.
The problem arose when a broker linked to the all-electronic Nasdaq system inadvertently put out bids for stocks that were substantially higher than their usual trade range. For example, J.W. Mays Inc., which normally trades between $15 and $16 per share, was quoted as high as $136 on Friday.
***Time running out for Reverse Mortgages
http://money.cnn.com/2005/05/12/news/economy/reverse_mortgages.reut/index.htm
*** Almost Always, Penny Stocks Are Not The Bargain They May Seem
http://biz.yahoo.com//ibd/050513/corner.html
***Penny Stock Spams http://investhelp.com/investors_guide.phtml
***OPEC vows to keep market supplied http://trimurl.com/18V
***Briefings Weekly Wrap http://reuters.com/financeBriefing.jhtml?type=storyStocks
***Earnings Calendar: http://www.rightline.net/calendar/index.html
Best To All,
Doug (IIC)
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