IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

IIC Gold Index

ABX,AEM,AGT,AU,AUY,AZK,BAA,BGO,BVN,CAU,CBJ,CDE,CGR ,CLG,DEZ,DROOY,EGI

EGO,GBN,GFI,GG,GLE,GLG,GOLD,GRS,GRZ,GSS,HMY,IAG,KB X,KGC,KRY,LIHRY,MDG

MFN,MNG,MRB,NEM,NG,NGD,NSU,NXG,OZN,PDG,QEE,RBY,RGL D,RIC,RNO,SA,TRE,VGZ

Little Charts

http://trimurl.com/4V6

http://trimurl.com/4V7

http://trimurl.com/4V8

[MickyMouse]

More additions to The IIC's Killer Watch Lists:

ALY,WHQ,OPWV,AVX,BABY,FWLT,EDGW

Little Charts:

http://trimurl.com/4V5

Doug,

Great list of killers. It really helps me finding hot stocks. You are doing a great service to the "HUGE" community. Thank you.

Mickey

[IIC]

Morning Movers: SUPX GOOG ARII TDSC HANS MERX SIL AKAM HEES VICL HELX AMLN NUAN NVAX AOB AAPL RACK EPCT INFY AOB CMED ZOLT NTAP BDCO KRY EWW NVAX SUF GROW CRDN

[IIC]

Doug,

Great list of killers. It really helps me finding hot stocks. You are doing a great service to the "HUGE" community. Thank you.

Mickey

Thanks Mickey

[IIC]

Sold SUPX +11%...was a wild ride...IIC

[IIC]

AKAM ...Blind Horse Setup at 32.00

[ringo69]

Newbie here. You may have explained this before, but what is a blind horse setup and how is it traded?

[Eric]

IIC Gold Index

ABX,AEM,AGT,AU,AUY,AZK,BAA,BGO,BVN,CAU,CBJ,CDE,CGR ,CLG,DEZ,DROOY,EGI

EGO,GBN,GFI,GG,GLE,GLG,GOLD,GRS,GRZ,GSS,HMY,IAG,KB X,KGC,KRY,LIHRY,MDG

MFN,MNG,MRB,NEM,NG,NGD,NSU,NXG,OZN,PDG,QEE,RBY,RGL D,RIC,RNO,SA,TRE,VGZ

Little Charts

http://trimurl.com/4V6

http://trimurl.com/4V7

http://trimurl.com/4V8

Very nice! Your efforts are appreciated. I'm going to spend a bit of time looking at each of these. I would love if someone could give their insight on any of these indices. Does anything particularily stand out to you?

BTW, ringo.... let me support your question: What exactly is a blind horse setup? I tried googling the phrase to no avail. I did learn a few things about guide horses! Tiny little fellas....

[IIC]

Blind Horse Setup: A setup that is so obvious that even a blind horse could see it.

I made the term up.

Hard to explain exactly since the setups are not identical. But normally, I run realtime scans based on several different technical criteria...but I am mainly looking for price/volume action. I prefer those that are approaching new highs but it is not absolutely necessary. I also prefer pullbacks on lower volume as well as those that try to test 5 min resistance more than once. But, 5 min resistance can be pretty subjective. Sorry I can't be more descriptive.

As far as the Killer Watch Lists...they are just that...They are not recommendations. I scan for them in different ways...some scans include some fundamentals and some don't. Some include Relative Strength(RS). Once I've run my scans I look at each chart with a few technicals...Unlike my MoMo(Momentum) lists which are purely mechanical(Top 5% of my RS database of 5500 stocks that close up at least 2% on at least 1.5x ADV)...I make a subjective decision whether or not to include a stock on the Killer Watch List.

You may notice that all do not have the same chart "look"...Some had pulled back and are starting to reverse up on volume(my faves if they are a good stock anyway)...some could be lo vol short flat bases, some could be recent breakouts that I think still have more steam....I also use recent group strength in some cases.

Thanks for asking...Best, Doug(IIC)

[IIC]

Also, I have a lot of my own indices(or groups)...over 100... set up so I can scan for movement and see who is leading. Some I have converted to real time...some I have not. It helps to see what the news is too...For example, before the Oil Supply report I was watching my Oil Index...when the news came out there was a lot of movement...So I basically knew what the news was as it was announced...I believe it came across the Dow Jones Newswire 3 minutes later.

Also did that with the Gas Supply report although I just use the AMEX Natural Gas Index for that.

If I could find a service that would give me realtime groups by "unweighted" price movement I wouldn't have had to go to all the trouble of doing this myself...along with the help of my computer programmer...Of course, he is not free...But well worth the dollars spent...IIC

[IIC]

Friday's MoMo:

NXXI,LNUX,ISV,ACEL,DIL,MERX,SVVS,CLG,CCUR,GBN,IIN, HDY,AKAM,PCYO, RACK,TGC,MCU,HANS,KNOL,FMCN,EMIS,KRY,ANAD,EDGR,HBX ,AQQ,ANX,BID, MED,ZL,BCGI,AVM,POZN,BFT,RCCC

Little Charts:

http://trimurl.com/4VN

http://trimurl.com/4VO

NXXI
LNUX
ISV
ACEL
DIL
MERX
SVVS
CLG
CCUR
GBN
IIN
HDY
AKAM
PCYO
RACK
TGC
MCU
HANS
KNOL
FMCN
EMIS
KRY
ANAD
EDGR
HBX
AQQ
ANX
BID
MED
ZL
BCGI
AVM
POZN
BFT
RCCC

[MickyMouse]

Also, I have a lot of my own indices(or groups)...over 100... set up so I can scan for movement and see who is leading.

That's very interesting. Do you keep track a longer term sector rotation, like 3 month to one year?

Mickey

[MickyMouse]

Blind Horse Setup: A setup that is so obvious that even a blind horse could see it.

I made the term up.

Doug,

Seems I have to see it, otherwise what's differece between a blind horse and a mouse.

Seriously, thanks for all the explaining.

Mickey

[IIC]

YOU CAN VIEW ALL THE CHARTS OF THE IIC 100 AT THE "PUBLIC CHART LISTS" AT http://Stockcharts.com SIMPLY CLICK PUBLIC CHART LISTS ON THEIR HOMEPAGE OVER TO THE LEFT..THANKS, DOUG(IIC)

IIC 100 for 4/3/06

HANS BTUI NTRI ATHR FMCN TRID ICTG AKAM FTEK JOYG NSSC ICON ARD LPSN MTW KNOT ABAX EXP DRQ JLG FWLT GMXR STMP BGC CYB ININ ALY CYBS IFSIA GEMS SIRF BABY EME RTI NTCT CNQR NTG CLRK SWW CDE EXFO FORM BUCY ARGN GGY SWB BOOM MORN AIR TMI KEYS BTU WHQ DSGX INSU GIL SLB MNST SOSA DO WSPI TRN DIGE SUPX ULTI PMCS RES VECO VICR NXY IO SWSI WFT ECHO ACR GSF CBJ ANGO NTAP OPWV STEL MCRL AVX ILSE IINT EDGW GOOG MCX MSCC HP RDC RIG TRGL CC DECC GRP TRLG CGT AUDC BRKR

Stocks On both the IIC 100 and IBD 100

ABAX BOOM DRQ EXP FORM JLG HANS JOYG NSSC SWSI TMI

Added this week: JLG SWSI

Deleted from last week: GIL

This week there are 11...Last week there were 10...Of the 10...
6 were up and 4 were down.

There are 29 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

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]

That's very interesting. Do you keep track a longer term sector rotation, like 3 month to one year?

Mickey

No...mine only goes back one month...Doug