IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

Thursday's Zombie Pix..."Coming Back from The Dead"???

FS LF PDLI TACT

[IIC]

Sold DATA...bot GEOI

[IIC]

Sold DATA...bot GEOI

Sold GEOI...lost the $$$ I made on DATA

[IIC]

Bot MDRX and held over.

Friday's Zombies:

HH ENZN SKIL BDY

Today's MoMo:

TONS FORD TSRA SVNX BDCO BOOM TARR NTMD ALDA IMAX MDRX AMEN OPMR EVST MAHI FUEL MCZ NXXI

TONS
FORD
TSRA
SVNX
BDCO
BOOM
TARR
NTMD
ALDA
IMAX
MDRX
AMEN
OPMR
EVST
MAHI
FUEL
MCZ
NXXI


S/R for Friday

Nasdaq

Resistance

2185
2163
2128
2103-Strong
2064-Strong

Support

2025
2009
1971-1981
1920

QQQQ

Resistance

40.50
40.05
39.50
39.20
38.75
38.10-Medium
37.80
37.65-Medium

Support

37.00-37.05
36.70-Medium
35.65
35.45

[grebnet]

Ezen

good morn IIC , I started buying EZEN yesterday . I see you have now listed it in yours.( I always like someone elses confirmation.)Can you tell me how you come up with your "ZOMBIES "list.

Happy trading ........... grebnet

[IIC]

good morn IIC , I started buying EZEN yesterday . I see you have now listed it in yours.( I always like someone elses confirmation.)Can you tell me how you come up with your "ZOMBIES "list.

Happy trading ........... grebnet

Actually pretty easy...Oversold and stating to make a bounce past RSI(14) 25

[IIC]

Bot LPNT...missed HORC

[IIC]

Bot LPNT...missed HORC

Sold LPNT for a coupla cent loss...Sold MDRX +.67

[IIC]

I posted this elsewhere in response to energy prices:

I just went to http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl

In 1976 I paid .69 gal for gas...2 days ago I paid 2.28 gal...Less than the rate of inflation...According to the calc. at this site I should have paid 2.31...What is the BIG Deal???

I think the Big Deal is the volatility...Just like the markets in many other things. I own 2 SUV's and I have a Co. SUV...I had a '78 Camaro that got 8 mpg City/11 Highway...Am I better off w/ 2 Escapes that get over 20 mpg and an XTERRA that gets 14 mpg...I think so.

[MickyMouse]

good morn IIC , I started buying EZEN yesterday . I see you have now listed it in yours.( I always like someone elses confirmation.)Can you tell me how you come up with your "ZOMBIES "list.

Happy trading ........... grebnet

Grebnet,

In Doug's list was ENZN not your EZEN. EZEN just transfered to OTC, which showed great performance since then.

Cheers
Micky

[MickyMouse]

Actually pretty easy...Oversold and stating to make a bounce past RSI(14) 25

Doug,

IMHO, oversold and RSI are not enough to catch the turn. Combining with MACD bullish divergence might do.

Cheers
Micky

[IIC]

Nice Eye Mickey

[B.J]

In 1976 I paid .69 gal for gas...2 days ago I paid 2.28 gal...Less than the rate of inflation...According to the calc. at this site I should have paid 2.31...What is the BIG Deal???

Doug, remember how stocks were looking in the late '70's?

[IIC]

Doug,

IMHO, oversold and RSI are not enough to catch the turn. Combining with MACD bullish divergence might do.

Cheers
Micky

You might be right...my scan is very simplistic...In fact all my scans are. They are just a starting point. Look at the Cup w/ Handles and flat bases I post every week...Not many of them will break out...I just offer scans as a starting point.

[IIC]

Doug, remember how stocks were looking in the late '70's?

Follow-up to my post:


I have nothing against trying to develop alternate energy. But I think there are some scare tactics going on. How much oil is there? Will we run out in the next 200 years? I have no idea...But I can see the point of developing alternate forms of energy...but I can't buy the increased price of gas complaint.

Adusted to 1996 dollars the price at 2.07 gal today is equivalent to 1.70 gal in 1996...which is right where it was.

Lets use 1996 dollars to compare gas prices back to 1949....The reason I'm using these dates is because of the chart below....which only goes to 2003...but I converted the figure for 2005 using the CPI on the present price of 2.07 back to 1996.

In 1949 the price of gas was 1.55 gal in 1996 dollars...so, after 56 years the price has increased .15 gal in 1996 dollars or 10%.

If the price of gas followed the CPI from 1949 till 2005 the price of gas would be 2.08 gal...Pretty darn close, isn't it?

My calcs are not exact because I have to eyeball the chart...But the reality is that gas is not overpriced vis-a-vis inflation over 56 years.

Here's where I get my CPI numbers: ftp://ftp.bls.gov/pub/special.requests/cpi/cpiai.txt

Here is where the chart came from:

http://www.cato.org/dailys/09-06-03.html

Speaking of inflation...there are many factors involved and everyone is not affected equally. There is also a domino effect as the price of one thing affects another. But let's take an example...Housing has far exceeded the rate of inflation...but the average wage earner who has owned their house for 30 years is in great shape. The avg wage earner who is a first time home buyer today must sink a much larger percentage of their income into it.
I'm a lot more concerned about lack of affordable housing than I am about gas prices.

Look at Telephone service...I pay 48.95 a mo. + taxes for unlimited long distance anywhere is the US. 10 years ago my phone bill averaged over 150 mo.