Originally posted by New-born baby
Hot Pick Of The Day
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Here's my view:
Ninner,
UPL lives or dies by the price. The Funds are selling their contracts as fast as they can. The Commercials (who actually use the oil) are buying at about 89% of the rate Funds are selling them. Daytraders are mildly selling oil right now. Sooner or later the Funds run out of contracts to sell. Then they have to start buying or remain on the sidelines. If they buy, another solid bounce.Last edited by New-born baby; 05-17-2005, 08:00 AM.
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Originally posted by ninnerhey newborn i have a stock for you to do an analysis on ...that is google.....o sold half of my shares today....seems like its making new highs on lower volume..which i dont like!!! what do you think???
I am out of town right now, and cannot post a decent answer for you until Friday nite or Saturday. Sorry for the delay. . . .
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GooG:white hot stock
Ninner,
Here's my take on GooG. She's hotter than a firecracker. Channel targets $270. That's right. On both the daily and the weekly. I am not afraid of its current drifting higher on lower volume. I would say that is pretty much normal for it. You have to understand that there are no sellers from above. By this I mean that no one has paid more for the stock than it is currently selling for. No overhead resistance.
But when this thing breaks, I look for a $100 drop in a month. That ungodly gap will get filled. The question is just when, not if.
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I don't know if you guys here talk about penny stocks ?
But the hot pick of today was AMRE, picked by David Randolph on http://www.3stocksonfire.com/ and up 292% by the end of the session.
Another good one is NAUC, which is a new stock (pink sheet), but that I think will be the word of the day on the comming months. Their bussiness concept is great, they have shops where people go with their things and they sell it on eBay. AMRE is the major holder of NAUC.
This is just a trading ideia
regards, and congrats on this website !
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I agree that is pretty hot...however, im thinking that the gap is going to get filled sooner then later...then i think it will resume and upward trend!! I think cus google is a super growth stock that overhead resistance wont stop it once it fills that gap...just my 2 cents!!
Originally posted by New-born babyNinner,
Here's my take on GooG. She's hotter than a firecracker. Channel targets $270. That's right. On both the daily and the weekly. I am not afraid of its current drifting higher on lower volume. I would say that is pretty much normal for it. You have to understand that there are no sellers from above. By this I mean that no one has paid more for the stock than it is currently selling for. No overhead resistance.
But when this thing breaks, I look for a $100 drop in a month. That ungodly gap will get filled. The question is just when, not if.
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thanks for your comments newborn they are greatly appreciated!! Just to let you know i bought some uspi today at 45....so im hoping your correct in your target price....just curious....what book would you recommend on technical analysis...its seems pretty interesting.
cheers buddy
ninner
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Originally posted by ninnerthanks for your comments newborn they are greatly appreciated!! Just to let you know i bought some uspi today at 45....so im hoping your correct in your target price....just curious....what book would you recommend on technical analysis...its seems pretty interesting.
cheers buddy
ninner
"Technical Analysis of Stock Trends" by Robt. Edwards and John Magee
Or go to STOCKCHARTS.COM and go to chart school.
Me, I need a book, a highlighter, and a notebook.
What I'd like to do or see done here at MM site is a thread on TA. That is, a chart school right on this forum. We could easily identify patterns without leaving the site. I think it would be helpful. We are blessed by having Spike on board and giving us a running commentary on certain stocks. You can learn a lot from just reviewing his thread.
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