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Originally posted by New-born babyLooking for a very bullish chart. Here's one: PG. You know, Charmin.—Rob
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Originally posted by RobNBB, I agree that the Procter & Gamble chart looks bullish, and who knows but that it could run to 72. I'd be cautious with it however, because with 4 consecutive quarters of declining EPS, that all-time high of 62.50 back on March 13 this year is going to be some pretty tough resistance to slug through.
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Originally posted by New-born babyThanks for the info. It will be one to watch for the fun of it. I don't think I will play it. What would you can it: a defensive stock? Recession hits but the toilet paper business is not affected?—Rob
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Axr
AXR doesn't look like a long to me. Forming the classic head and shoulders top right now. Watch the $40 resistance and see if AXR has the guts to bust down the door. If so, then short the $47 right shoulder if she gets there. I wonder if AXR might struggle at the $40 marker right now. And don't forget that BEAR-nard is going to speak Tuesday.
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Amln
I remember the time Jiesen called AMLN out. It was about $16. He said he thought it would see $50 by June. Yeah. It did. Now it looks bullish to $60, and PnF says $70. Watch for the breakout.
And just as stocks reach great heights, they also take great falls. HUGE, Mr Market sized gap left in the rear that Spike, no doubt, will short down with a vengence in time to come. AMLN is already trading at what, 60X 2011 earnings?, or some horrendous figure like that. I don't care. I just trade the chart, long or short. Right now it is long.
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It was a little welcome relief as you may well imagine. I'm not popping the champagne cork yet though. I'd like to see some follow through. The bigger surprise yesterday was what happened with ImClone in the afternoon. My Aug. 35 puts took a hit, but they're only there as insurance on my shares anyway.—Rob
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Originally posted by RobIt was a little welcome relief as you may well imagine. I'm not popping the champagne cork yet though. I'd like to see some follow through. The bigger surprise yesterday was what happened with ImClone in the afternoon. My Aug. 35 puts took a hit, but they're only there as insurance on my shares anyway.
I'd be holding those puts. What happened on July 17 was that IMCL broke support and the PnF warned of $22, and yesterday's price action was the usual retest of the broken neckline. The bears will probably be shorting her down today. As usual, I could be wrong
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