IIC's Winners Watchlists

[B.J]

I missed the whole day...hit the road before the open and just got home...too bad...looks like some good one's today...IIC


Today's MoMo:

STZB OVNT PTRY KND CTO PTC FORD UHAL IPS LUFK STMP HOS PACT COI WVVI SILCF BABY RURL ARRS VPHM UNWR SGRP
STZB
OVNT
PTRY
KND
CTO
PTC
FORD
UHAL
IPS
LUFK
STMP
HOS
PACT
COI
WVVI
SILCF
BABY
RURL
ARRS
VPHM
UNWR
SGRP

Doug, I bought BABY at the open. Pretty bufuddled that it lost half it's gain, but managed to bag about .35/shr. Do you like its chances of following through?

[IIC]

Doug, I bought BABY at the open. Pretty bufuddled that it lost half it's gain, but managed to bag about .35/shr. Do you like its chances of following through?

Looked at the technicals...I'd be careful at this point...wait for the P/V action to be right...and maybe another scalp???

[IIC]

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[IIC]

Today's MoMo:

HITK IOT ELOS LCAV PTRY ITRI CCRT FORD VLFG TEAM ISON WLDA RURL SPTN VDSI ASTM ARRS MCZ STEM FZN TFF

HITK
IOT
ELOS
LCAV
PTRY
ITRI
CCRT
FORD
VLFG
TEAM
ISON
WLDA
RURL
SPTN
VDSI
ASTM
ARRS
MCZ
STEM
FZN
TFF

[IIC]

Note: The R1 and S1 is added to my my scan using the formula that I posted in the Site Watch Section at Mr. B on Sunday(Which I graciously stole from Spike)...R1 and S1 is part of a larger commonly used Daytrading formula...I do not know the validity of that formula yet though...My normal numbers I come up with are based on a confluence formula based on multiple technical factors. I round off the Q's to the nearest nickel because I don't really follow the Q's myself...IIC

S/R for Wednesday

Nasdaq

Resistance

2184
2163
2128
2107-Medium
2090
2047
2028
2014-Medium
2013-R1

Support

1988-S1
1974-Strong
1948-Very Weak
1935-Very Weak
1905
1884-1889
1867-1877-Weak

QQQQ

Resistance

40.50
40.05
39.50
39.20
38.75
38.10-Medium
36.95-Medium
36.89-R1

Support

36.45
36.36-S1
36.00-Medium
35..60
34.75
34.35-Very Weak
34.00-34.05
33.80-Very Weak

[IIC]

Tomorrows Watchlist:


PTRY ITRI HORC CCRT FORD BLUD KOSP CRYP VDSI ANIK GEOI ISRG RTSX MCRS ALDA DCAI HITK ELOS GOOG ANTP SNHY BABY MDRX CLHB SVNX CYCL SOSA NWEC KOMG CYCL SOSA NWEC KOMG LIFC SBAC PONR CRXL BOOM PLCE LCAV BMHC TRGL QSII LUFK MCRI BEBE TEAM HANS IRIS PARL WLDA AFFX ORCT RMCF PACT SNDA ENWV RNVS NURO URBN VSEC HTRN TARR RCNI OPMR ATPG CMTL ASEI SPTN UTHR ADSK MFRI CRYP VDSI ANIK GEOI TRMD SNSA NICE NICK PTMK HCSG ARRS UPCS ASPM CPSI JOYG BABY MDRX CLHB SVNX LIFC SBAC PONR CRXL BOOM TLWT AQNT OVNT ABLE TZIX IDWK RADS HOLX XXIA SMIT CTHR NRPH TALX MOVI AAPL STMP MIKR SRDX LABL CKCM PGIC HTRN TARR RCNI OPMR ATPG

[IIC]

Watch out for the CPI pre-m and China's reaction to the Treasury remarks today. Could be volatile on Wednesday!

[mtm]

Nice call on LRCX!

Good break above downtrend channel.

[mtm]

Watch out for the CPI pre-m and China's reaction to the Treasury remarks today. Could be volatile on Wednesday!

You are most definately right! We rallied right up to mid-term resistance and our treasury department is kissing China's Bleep!

Great Job noticing that!!!

[mtm]

1182.50 is the key point to watch on the S&P 500. That is where we want to see what type of reaction we get. Lets see if it pulls back to a 38% fibonacci retracement at the most and breaks above. That will put us long till we near the top.

[B.J]

Nice long watchlist Doug. Does this mean you're bullish again?

[IIC]

Nice long watchlist Doug. Does this mean you're bullish again?

Not really...actually I pull these off my high RS list...I watch to see which one's move and then pull back during the first 1/2 hr...I might get 3-10 to watch after that time.

I also don't filter them beforehand...so many I would never be interested in for various reasons; e.g. price, ADV etc...but it takes about 30 seconds to come up with the list and it gives me something to watch at the open as I keep them all in Real Time...IIC

[IIC]

US Apr. Consumer Prices +0.5%; Consensus +0.4%

[IIC]

U.S. April core CPI unchanged; CPI up 0.5% By Rex Nutting
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The underlying rate of U.S. inflation was unchanged in April, the Labor Department said Wednesday. The consumer price index increased 0.5% in April, driven by a 4.5% gain in energy prices, the fastest increase in energy prices in more than two years. Food prices jumped 0.7%, but other price increases were moderate. The core CPI, which excludes food and energy costs, was unchanged in April, the lowest rate of underlying inflation since November 2003. Economists were expecting the CPI to rise 0.4% in April after a 0.6% gain in March. The core rate was expected to rise 0.2% in April after 0.4% in March

[IIC]

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