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NB Both CCUR and SNCI look interesting .......but I like CCUR better. Also interesting oil sands stock is SOIGF . If ya get a chance check them out .Thanx pete!
NB EMA could be getting set to run.....what say you ...Thanx !
Hi, Pete:
EMA had an explosive move last week for the penny stock. Nice 50% gain
Like all penny stocks, my rule is that if you get 10-20% gain, you'd best take it while you can. Interesting that this stock was once a nice $25 stock, then dived down to form a double bottom at $0.17. This stock is a poster child for the use of stops. Looking like it may recover some of those losses. I think this one might make it to $0.50 in the near future, and after that, we'll have to see what the chart says.
What else have you got cooking on the stove? I'd like to hear about it
Lye,
Here's your STLD stocks moving lower. And the PnF likes it short down to $42. It may move even lower. Shortterm, one could short it down to the 200day.
Runner,
Well, the sector is right for MDCO: health care. And the stock is recovering from a terrible blow. Look at the weekly. One week it pulled off a MFLX type drop from $23 to $16. The stock has recovered nicely to $21.95. There will be a double top resistance at $23. The last time MDCO was here it pulled back hard. Sooner or later it will breakout for good. PnF likes it to $29.50.
What does concern me is the low volume: it could be setting up for a failed breakout. Has a lot of topping wicks due to all of that overhead resistance.
I'd have to say that if she can bust $23, I'd say she looks good to $30+.
What is your read?
By the way, the formation MDCO is showing is officially called the "Ugly Double Bottom" by none other than Thomas Bulholzer, author of "Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns."
I was looking at a weekly and notice R line running around 21.99 and I would view a move over 21.99 as being positive from a weekly perspective. Now on the daily this stock may offer a low risk entry off S line or 21.67 with stop tucked under here a little. If it does come under temp Support I think possible move back to at least 20.16. I also have noticed temp support at current price holding for now. I see short-term bull as long as 21.67 hold?
I was looking at a weekly and notice R line running around 21.99 and I would view a move over 21.99 as being positive from a weekly perspective. Now on the daily this stock may offer a low risk entry off S line or 21.67 with stop tucked under here a little. If it does come under temp Support I think possible move back to at least 20.16. I also have noticed temp support at current price holding for now. I see short-term bull as long as 21.67 hold?
Thank you, Runner. I always love reading your insight on the charts. Keep up the good work.
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