IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

in OPSW 9.80's

[IIC]

Held over OPSW and BRKS...still have AMAT and half of MR

[IIC]

MACD 5,20,10 Crossovers that also got a Par Sar Buy Signal today:

AIG, CASY, CHRW, CPHD, CRWN, CTRN, FBP, FLIR, GEOY, GIL,
JRC, MBRX, OPSW, PNX, STRL, TCB, TROW, TSYS, TTMI

http://stockcharts.com/charts/candleglance.php?AIG,CASY,CHRW,CPHD,CRWN,CTRN,FBP,FLIR,GEOY,GIL|B|A10,20,5

http://stockcharts.com/charts/candleglance.php?JRC,MBRX,OPSW,PNX,STRL,TCB,TROW,TSYS,TTMI|B|A10,20,5

MACD 2,13,12 Crossovers that also got a Par Sar Buy Signal today:

AFN, BIOV, CODI, CPHD, FLIR, GIB, OPSW, RSTO, TAP, TFSM

http://stockcharts.com/charts/candleglance.php?AFN,BIOV,CODI,CPHD,FLIR,GIB,OPSW,RSTO,TAP,TFSM|B|A2,13,12

[IIC]

out AMAT +.46

[billyjoe]

Doug,
You're should start IIC's Winners Watchlists 2 . This thread is taking longer and longer to access.

-------------billyjoe

[IIC]

bot MIPS..........IIC

[IIC]

Doug,
You're should start IIC's Winners Watchlists 2 . This thread is taking longer and longer to access.

-------------billyjoe

I don't know...accessing this thread doesn't take any longer than any other thread for either one of my computers

[IIC]

Bot RPM thru 24...IIC

[IIC]

Out BRKS from yesterday +.74

[IIC]

Out BRKS from yesterday +.74

My crystal ball was wrong...didn't think BRKS would pass the f/p which was 18.89

[riverbabe]

I don't know...accessing this thread doesn't take any longer than any other thread for either one of my computers

I have to agree with billyjoe. Think I mentioned the same to you several months ago. Nothing has changed. River

[IIC]

I have to agree with billyjoe. Think I mentioned the same to you several months ago. Nothing has changed. River

Sounds like a localized Mid-East problem...Anyone else?

PS: I mean Mid-East United States

[IIC]

Will probably miss the rest of the day...Good luck

[IIC]

Leading Indicators at 10am EDT

[IIC]

An index intended to show the economy's future direction declined by 0.3% in June to 137.5, according to preliminary estimates by the Conference Board.
The Conference Board, a private research group, said Thursday that its composite index of leading indicators declined in June after a revised 0.2% increase in May.
The June reading for the leading index contrasted with the 0.1% median decrease estimate of 22 economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires.
The index was equal to 100 in 1996.
The Conference Board noted that the biggest negative contributors, in order, included building permits, average weekly initial claims for unemployment insurance, consumer expectations, vendor performance and interest rate spread.
Also, three of the 10 indicators that make up the leading index showed improvement in June. The largest positive contribution came from average weekly manufacturing hours, manufacturers' new orders for nondefense capital goods and stock prices.
The composite index of coincident indicators also increased by 0.2% to 124.2 in June, after a downwardly revised 0.1% increase in May.
The index of lagging indicators increased by 0.5% in June to 129.2 after an upwardly revised 0.3% increase the month before.
The Conference Board is a non-profit research and business membership group that computes the composite indexes from the U.S. Department of Commerce.