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11/15/06 Stock Split Report
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Full report issues Thursday
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Buy alerts: NBL; CWTR; UARMS
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Stop alerts issued: None issued
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SUMMARY:
- Stocks rally into the FOMC, stall, manage to hold some gains ahead of CPI
- FOMC seeing inflation around every corner.
- CPI takes on a bit more importance in wake of FOMC minutes.
Indices extend breakouts though FOMC minutes splash some water on the fire.
Some more merger talk (USAir/Delta), some decent earnings, and a strong NY PMI (26.7 versus 14 expected) helped keep the momentum from the strong Tuesday move brewing. Stocks ran higher out of the gates once more, shook off a mixed oil inventory report (oil more than expected, but gasoline & distillate about a million light & refinery runs down to 86.1%), and then sprinted higher to the FOMC minutes almost as if they had a death wish. You knew the FOMC was not going to be kinder and gentler, and sure enough, when it came out basically saying inflation was just around every corner, stocks were challenged to hold their moves.
Nonetheless they did manage to hold some gains into the close with some solid NASDAQ volume and decent breadth. Technically it was not a powerful session; the close off the highs spoke to that as well as the NYSE volume that slid a bit lower on the continued gains. Despite so-so internals, the indices continued their breakouts, putting some more nice gain in the bank as they stretched their moves. Really liked seeing that; last time NASDAQ broke out it gave it back so a few good moves strung together shows the buyers have a bit more staying power. Also, it is good to see these other indices come to the fore and help broaden out the rally just when the large cap NYSE stocks started to struggle a bit. Again, not bad action given a Fed that from its written word is pretty much scared of its shadow.
All of this is a prelim for the CPI out in the morning, and with the Fed clearly (at least in writing) trying to tell the market not to expect rate cuts, a strong number could do some damage. Of course, it seems as if the bond market is the only market worried about the future as the inversion Wednesday came close to 20 BP.
THE ECONOMY
Fed warns that all members are worried about inflation.
The minutes were chock full of fear of inflation. The Fed went out of its way to note that 'all participants' were concerned that inflation expectations would get out of hand if the core inflation rate (as measured by the CPI and PCE) remained outside of the Fed's comfort zone. What is driving this is a belief that the economy is overall strong and going to get stronger after this slowdown, yet inflation has not fallen with the decline. Well, as history shows us, inflation is not tied to economic strength. Inflation was high in the Great Depression, at least before deflation took over. In the 1970's the economy was a cesspool but inflation surged. Inflation depends upon how much money is in the system vis- -vis the economic strength. If there is too much, weak economy or strong, inflation crops up.
The problem the Fed has is that its dogmatic focus on a lagging indicator boxes it in with respect to its solutions. It gets into the perceptions game as it is now, i.e. worrying that the world won't think it is tough if it recognizes history and looks to leading, less understood indicators of inflation. The fact is, inflation peaked a year ago, and while the decline has been slow, it has continued its decline.
That more than anything else is what has the Fed concerned. It sees inflation is falling, hence the comments a month and more back about how inflation was not falling fast enough (Lacker et al). They want to see it tank, but if the Fed acted to make it fall flat it would have to drain the money supply and that would have very bad affects on the economy. Given Greenspan left money supply growing way too long and indeed even as he raised rates, the Fed has done about all it can to curtail inflation and keep the economy from rolling over. Thus the harsh talk to try and keep everyone very aware the Fed is worried about inflation as it waits out the lagging data, hoping it will finally start softening.
CPI is out Thursday morning, and unfortunately, despite the impressive declines in the PPI, they won't likely repeat in the CPI just yet. Thus the market will have to interpolate the Fed's minutes with the new data as well as comments from Poole re how Fed policy is 'about right.' It indeed appears the Fed is telling the market it is happy with how things are going but not to get excited and expect rate cuts while the inflation rate is still hitting long term highs. In short, the Fed is saying be happy you got a pause while we wait for inflation to start its fade.
THE MARKET
MARKET SENTIMENT
VIX: 10.31; -0.19
VXN: 15.4; +0.04
VXO: 10.35; -0.54
Put/Call Ratio (CBOE): 0.83; +0.02
Bulls versus Bears:
Bulls: 52.1%. Ticking down from 53.7% last week and also below the 52.7% rung up the prior week. Still flirting with 55%, the level considered bearish. Has caught the April high and is moving closer to the January peak at just over 60%. 55% is considered a bearish indication.
Bears: 26.0%. Moving the opposite from the bulls, bears fell sharply from 28.4% and 30.1% before that, continuing the faster decline. Down from the 37.1% hit in July (the highest level in this entire cycle, easily clearing the 34.4% hit in late June back when bulls and bears kissed, just missing a crossover). It remains above the 20% level considered bearish but is back to heading that way with more speed. Hit a new post-2002 high in that late June move, eclipsing the March 2006 high (33%) and well above the 2005 highs that spawned new rallies (30% in May 2005, 29.2% in October 2005).
NASDAQ
Stats: +12.09 points (+0.5%) to close at 2442.75
Volume: 2.147B (+6.31%). Another volume increase as NASDAQ and SOX pushed their breakouts further. NYSE volume is lagging, but that is because the large caps have rallied ahead of everything else and not as much money is heading their way now.
Up Volume: 1.379B (-48.173M)
Down Volume: 749.663M (+229.923M)
A/D and Hi/Lo: Advancers led 1.62 to 1. Decent breadth and not bad after the solid performance Tuesday.
Previous Session: Advancers led 2.13 to 1
New Highs: 320 (+89)
New Lows: 50 (-12)
The Chart: http://www.investmenthouse.com/cd/^ixic.html
NASDAQ pushed its breakout further, something we wanted to see versus its last attempt that was thrown back rather quickly. It closed off its high, giving up almost half its move by the close after the FOMC minutes hit. Strong volume, well above average, pushed the action. A solid two weeks when looked at as a whole, and NASDAQ is getting close to the point it needs a bit of a breather, but it still ash room higher inside its channel.
SOX (+0.42%) pushed its breakout a bit further as well, but its move was more problematical, showing something of a doji after the surge. Not unusual after breaking through a key level, but want to see more upside out of this move before a test. If the CPI comes in tame it may show us another surge before that rest.
SP500/NYSE
Stats: +3.35 points (+0.24%) to close at 1396.57
NYSE Volume: 1.697B (-0.85%). Volume remained above average even if it was lower as SP500 and SP600 extended the Tuesday gains. Still solid trade so not nitpicking the amount.
Up Volume: 1.14B (+1.013B)
Down Volume: 542.629M (+120.429M)
A/D and Hi/Lo: Advancers led 1.64 to 1. Was a solid 2:1 until late in the session.
Previous Session: Advancers led 2.9 to 1
New Highs: 362 (+42). Pretty solid as was NASDAQ.
New Lows: 16 (-8)
The Chart: http://investmenthouse.com/cd/^gspc.html
A push higher on solid volume that also gave back as many points as it gained, but with the FOMC minutes you could say it was not a ad session at all. This is particularly true when you consider it was really struggling before the Tuesday break to a new post-2002 high.
SP600 (+0.80%) was the leader, surging late as buyers looked smaller. Excellent surge that is carrying it toward the all-time high hit in May at 405.94 (closed at 402.31). Hard to complain about this move as it extends its nice Tuesday breakout.
DJ30
DJ30 gave back more than it gained on the session as the blue chips struggled to continue the Tuesday resumption of the upside break. As noted above, the blue chip NYSE stocks are still bit winded after their strong moves higher, and even with the Tuesday breaks to new highs it still has a lot of mileage behind it already. So, any continued upside is a bonus and we are looking at it that way.
Stats: +33.7 points (+0.28%) to close at 12251.71
Volume: 258M shares Wednesday versus 255M shares Tuesday.
The chart: http://www.investmenthouse.com/cd/^dji.html
THURSDAY
Thursday is pretty much all about the CPI and how stocks react to a reading that in all likelihood won't show the same kind of improvement as the PPI. If it does we would likely see a surge early that would create some windburns with the rush. Even with that there would likely be some profit taking after such a move. Thus we would use a rush higher to bank some more gain.
The more likely result is that the CPI is in the same range as before and the market will have to reconcile the continued inflation pressure and the Fed's grave concern about it. The likely conclusion: the Fed is not going to cut rates but it is likely to leave them steady in the hope that inflation will, by the turn of the year, start to soften. Thus even if CPI is in line at 0.2% on the core the market can deal with it. May not jump up with joy but it can deal with it.
In any event, we will be looking for opportunity to take some gain when the opportunity presents. On an upside surge we will let it run then take some off the table on those positions that have put in good runs. There is nothing to indicate that the run is over, particularly with the breakouts from NASDAQ, SP600 and SOX, and thus while we will protect gains, particularly on option plays, any pullback will likely provide more upside entry points once again.
Support and Resistance
NASDAQ: Closed at 2442.75
Resistance:
2477 from January 1999
2493 is an interim peak from February 1999
Support:
2412 from June 1999 low
2384 is an interim peak from January 1999
The 10 day EMA at 2395
2379 is the October high.
2376 is the April high, the former post-2002 high
The 18 day EMA at 2375
2368 is the early October handle high.
2333 is the top of the Q1 2006 trading range (the January and mid-March 2006 highs)
2316 from interim tops in January and March 2006 trading range
The 50 day EMA at 2312
2300 represents some price support
S&P 500: Closed at 1396.57
Resistance:
1398 is a low from January 2000
1401 is a low from April 2000
Support:
1390 is the October high.
1389 is a low from November 1999
The 10 day EMA at 1384
1378 is a low from May 2000
The 18 day EMA at 1378
1371 to 1373 is the December 2000 peak and the January 2001 peak
1358 to 1362 mark a series of peaks from April 1999 to August 1999 high and the February 2002 low at 1360.
1354 from the early October consolidation
The 50 day EMA at 1354
1339 is the late September closing high
1334 is an October 1999 peak
1326.70 is the May 2006 high
1324 to 1329 from the October 2000 lows.
Dow: Closed at 12,251.71
Resistance:
8% above its 200 day SMA. Has been struggling since it hit near 8% above that level previously in late October. Tends to start about 10%, so this is a bit early but it has been a long run.
Support:
October high is 12,167
The 10 day EMA at 12,146
The 18 day EMA at 12,097
The 50 day EMA at 11,879
11,865 from the early October consolidation
11,750.28 is the prior all-time high
11,723 is the January 2000 closing high
11,670 is the May intraday high
11,642 is the May 2006 closing high
11,488 is the early September high.
Economic Calendar
These are consensus expectations. Our expectations will vary and are discussed in the 'Economy' section.
November 13
Treasury Budget, October (2:00): -$49.3 actual versus -$47.0B expected, -$47.3B prior (revised from -$47.4B)
November 14
Retail sales, October (8:30): -0.2% actual versus -0.4% expected, -0.8% prior (revised from -0.4%)
Retail ex-autos (8:30): -0.4% actual versus -0.3% expected, -1.2% prior (revised from -0.5%)
PPI, October (8:30): -1.6% actual versus -0.5% expected, -1.3% prior
Core PPI (8:30): -0.9% actual versus 0.1% expected, 0.6% prior
Business inventories, September (10:00): 0.4% actual versus 0.5% expected, 0.6% prior
November 15
NY Empire PMI, November (8:30): 26.7 actual versus 14.0 expected, 22.9 prior
Crude oil inventories (10:30): 1.28M actual, 435K prior
FOMC minutes, Oct. 25 (2:00)
November 16
CPI, October (8:30): -0.3% expected, -0.5% prior
Core CPI (8:30): 0.2% expected, 0.2% prior
Initial jobless claims (8:30): 310K expected, 308K prior
Net foreign purchases, September (9:00): $71.0B expected, $116.8B prior
Industrial production, October (9:15): 0.3% expected, -0.6% prior
Capacity utilization, October (9:15): 82.0% expected, 81.9% prior
Philly Fed, November (12:00): 5.0 expected, -0.7% prior
Housing starts, October (8:30): 1.680M expected, 1.772M prior
Permits, October (8:30): 1.625M expected, 1.638M prior
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LEGEND FOR CONTINUING PLAY TABLE
DATE: date play first appeared on report.
PLAY: Denotes the type of pattern or play.
Upside play types: Asc Tri =Ascending triangle; BO=Breakout; Cup=Cup base; Cup hdl=Cup w/handle; DB hdl=Double bottom w/handle; Dbl btm=Double bottom; Flat=Flat base; FlyPlat=Flying Plateau; Pennant=Pennant; Rv H&S=Reverse head & shoulders; Saucer=Saucer base; Test 18=Testing 18 day MVA; Test 50=Testing 50 day MVA; Test BO=Testing the breakout (could be 10 day MVA test, etc.)
Downside play types: CCall=Covered Call; Dsc Tri=Descending triangle; Dbl Top=Double top; H&S=Head & shoulders; Put (generic downside);
PIVOT=Buy point
Tgt=Target stock price for the play. Applies to stock and options.
Vol=Volume for the most recent session.
TgtV=Target volume to enter the play.
Stop=Stop advisory point. This is advisory and we may or may not exit a play if it hits this level depending upon market conditions.
PLAY STATUS: Buy not hit (stock has not hit buy point); Buy not issued (stock has hit buy point but did not enter due to weak volume, poor intraday action, poor market action); Current (ongoing play already entered); Entered today (entered the play that session); Exited (closed the position); Target hit (play hit initial target; will note if took all or partial gain or let run further); Trailing stop (exited using a trailing stop loss).
Upside Plays
Stock Date Play Close +/- Pivot Tgt Vol TgtV Stop
AAPL 10/12 DB hdl 84.05 -0.95 75.55 88.00 23M 32M 81.45
AAPL 08/21 Cup hdl 84.05 -0.95 68.12 78.00 23M 40M 81.45
Current. Rallied higher to 85.90 but could not hold it. Thought
hard about taking some more option gain, but it is
still in a strong uptrend so let it ride into the CPI.
ADS 10/26 Test BO 63.86 +0.86 61.17 69.95 922K 1.3M 61.55
Current. Volume moved up toward avg as ADS continued higher,
rising nicey up the 10 day EMA in a solid trend.
AEOS 11/11 FlyPlat 47.78 -0.41 48.23 55.65 4.6M 3.2M 45.95
Current. Surged to 49.51 as the retailers tried to stretch things
again, but reversed and is showing a tombstone doji.
Not too worked up over that as it has just started
its move higher.
AKAM 11/11 DB hdl 48.10 -1.80 50.75 60.95 6.9M 7.5M 48.21
Buy Not Hit.
AKAM 10/21 Test 50 48.10 -1.80 47.20 55.95 6.9M 7M 48.04
Current. Volume jumped above average but AKAM went the wrong
way, falling to the 50 day SMA. Could be a shakeout
but have to watch the current plays here.
ANSS 11/09 Cup hdl 51.25 +0.37 50.90 58.95 249K 355K 48.58
Current. Gapped lower then recovered for a modest gain on rising,
average trade. Very solid pattern and the volume is
coming in on the upside.
ATVI 11/04 PreAnn 16.65 +0.21 16.40 19.65 4.1M 5M 15.97
Current. Slow but steady as it moves higher up the 10 day EMA.
BHE 11/09 Test 50 26.84 -0.07 27.15 31.45 772K 750K 26.38
Buy Not Issued. Tested the waters of a bounce off the 50 day EMA but
even though volume was up & above avg it could not
get the move to stick Still in good shape to bounce here.
BIDU 11/07 Asc Bse 103.26 +1.06 91.15 101.95 2.7M 2M 101.72
Current. Tried to extend the move but stalled at 106 for the
second straight session. A bit of weariness here after
a good surge, but still in a solid uptrend. Option
plays can onsider taking more $ off the table, however.
BRCM 09/25 Test 50 34.46 +0.41 30.96 35.68 25M 17M 33.45
Target Hit.
CAM 11/08 DB hdl 54.40 +1.42 54.45 62.35 2.8M 2.2M 52.57
Current. Solid volume and a solid move off the 10 day EMA test.
Nice stair-step action by a solid energy leader.
CBG 11/06 Test BO 31.87 -0.05 29.65 35.95 4M 2.4M 30.55
Current. The move has slowed into a stall the past couple of
sessions after that brilliant run higher. Due for a
modest test here to get its footing and continue the move.
CERN 11/02 Rev HS 49.60 +0.16 49.50 56.95 269K 600K 47.95
Current. Holding the 10 day EMA as it works laterally and sets
up for the next leg higher.
CMC 11/09 DB hdl 27.40 +0.07 27.52 32.95 1.1M 1.8M 26.38
Buy Not Issued.
CMTL 11/07 Cup hdl 37.41 -0.04 37.38 44.95 183K 275K 35.95
Current.
CNH 11/11 Test BO 29.04 +0.16 28.92 34.75 404K 470K 27.65
Buy Not Issued. Gapped higher and tried to run but never really broke
away. It faded to flat on the close, showing a doji.
Will see if it can get stronger here. Volume was nice.
COH 09/25 Test BO 42.20 +1.80 35.05 40.48 10M 5M 40.75
Current. Another outstanding surge. Could have taken some gain
but decided to let it go and see if it could run some more.
CRM 11/06 Cup hdl 42.39 -1.11 42.40 49.95 2.5M 3M 41.95
Current. Fell back to the 10 day EMA on the close as volume
jumped higher. Still above key support but the higher
volume after a strong volume move Monday shows a fight
between buyers and sellers.
CTRP 10/28 Test 50 59.50 +0.62 51.00 61.45 502K 577K 57.32
Current. Still climbing buy a modest session as the gains slow
after the excellent surge higher.
CTSH 11/02 Test 50 80.10 +0.55 76.60 87.95 2M 2M 77.48
Current.
CWTR 11/14 Rev HS 30.38 +0.71 30.54 36.69 1.8M 1.8M 28.92
Entered today. Solid move higher on lower but still strong volume.
Good enough t tarts some positions.
CXW 10/18 Test 18 46.39 -0.31 47.60 55.75 532K 600K 45.95
Current. Nice doji at the 18 day EMA as volume bounced up to
average. Good test.
DRIV 09/23 Test BO 59.99 +0.21 51.65 58.48 1.6M 1.1M 57.55
Current. Volume jumped but DRIV still could not make a break
thru 60. Looks ripe to do it, however.
EAT 11/14 PreSplt 46.38 -0.30 47.05 55.95 643K 1.4M 45.38
Buy Not Issued.
FFIV 10/13 DB hdl 72.68 +0.61 58.00 69.95 1.7M 1.5M 70.55
Current. Higher again on continued strong, above avg trade.
If it gets another push on this move we can bank some gain.
GES 10/28 FlyPlat 63.95 -0.90 56.78 65.45 906K 850K 62.75
Current. Refuses to give up its gains, working laterally as
the 10 day EMA (62.95) rises to meet it. That should
send it off on the next move.
GLDN 11/10 Test BO 39.48 -0.01 39.30 46.32 172K 245K 37.35
Current. Another low volume lateral move above the 10 day. Perched
up on that support for the next break higher.
GME 10/21 Test BO 52.73 -0.37 53.00 60.45 812K 1.7M 50.55
Current. Holding the 10 day EMA in its lateral consolidation,
just about ready for the next step higher.
GYMB 11/11 FlyPlat 47.31 -1.52 47.92 56.95 1.2M 1.5M 46.32
Current. AFter hrs earnings jumped past expectations but the
outlook was tepid and that sent GYMB down to 45.35.
Will see if it holds support t 45.
ICE 10/19 Test 18 95.65 -0.90 83.64 94.95 4M 2.4M 94.45
Current. Pretty much what you would expect after a huge Tues
gain. Took a breather on lower volume.
JCI 11/07 Cup hdl 85.34 +0.64 85.05 97.85 830K 1.7M 81.95
Buy Not Issued.
JCOM 11/14 Cup hdl 28.16 +0.61 28.35 32.95 391K 735K 26.95
Buy Not Hit. Looking solid as it heads toward the buy point.
JCP 09/26 Asc Tri 80.51 -0.67 70.05 79.95 1.8M 4M 79.00
Current. Getting a bit bouncy here but still holding a solid
trend above the 10 day EMA.
LH 10/21 Test 50 69.15 +0.84 68.80 78.75 823K 1.5M 67.22
Current. Finding some traction off the 10 day EMA. Volume was
still below avg but it is improving.
LTD 10/03 Cup hdl 31.78 -0.22 28.40 32.95 2.8M 3.1M 30.98
Current. Struggled a bit with the entire retail sector after
a strong move to open the day.
LVS 10/28 Cup hdl 89.06 -2.94 76.60 88.95 4.4M 3.1M 89.95
Current. A softer session after the week long surge. That is
why we took some gain the other day.
MA 11/11 Test BO 95.30 +0.10 94.25 104.95 5.6M 3M 93.75
Current. Surged higher early to 99.65 but it pulled a reversal
intraday as did many stocks. Still strng and in its trend.
MTW 11/02 Test BO 56.51 +1.52 55.50 66.48 846K 1.3M 53.95
Current. Excellent break higher, clearing the four week lateral
move on rising, average trade.
NBL 11/04 Cup hdl 50.60 +1.25 50.55 57.85 1.6M 1.7M 48.75
Entered today. Volume surged as NBL finally showed us the breakout
that had some meat on it.
NTGR 11/04 Test BO 27.28 +0.43 26.68 31.89 1.2M 750K 26.24
Current. Volume surged as NTGR tpped 28 on the high but faded
well back to close. Continuing its lateral move but
looks as if it wants to continue the breakout.
NUE 10/30 Test BO 58.15 -0.16 58.30 67.95 4.4M 4.5M 57.45
Current. Still testing the 18 day EMA in its pullback but volume
surged. Could be the indication it is ready to make
the bounce off this near support
NVEC 11/11 Test BO 42.82 +1.04 42.75 51.95 862K 1.1M 39.43
Current. Was a ball of fire early but it faded. Still a solid
gain on rising, average volume.
PLCE 10/11 Cup hdl 68.78 -0.28 66.56 76.75 385K 922K 68.31
Current. Struggling t make a comeback and get over the 10 and
18 day EMA. Battling here. Hangng on for now but not
going to let it slip away on us.
PLCE 09/14 Test 20 68.78 -0.28 59.85 68.00 385K 800K 67.45
Current.
PMTI 10/31 Test BO 51.75 +0.95 49.24 58.88 614K 575K 49.95
Current. Volume is running higher as PMTI stretches its move
out along the 10 day EMA. Nice.
QLGC 10/30 Test BO 22.01 +0.03 20.65 24.65 3.5M 3M 20.97
Current. Took a breather after the strong Tuesday session.
Volume was higher than we like, but not quibbling.
RDY 11/01 Test BO 17.34 -0.11 17.33 20.81 287K 450K 16.95
Current. Doji at the 10 day EMA. It needs to show us the move
off of this test or we bag it.
RJF 10/30 Test BO 33.24 +0.19 31.92 37.75 240K 646K 32.04
Current. A gain, but about as modest as it can be after a week
of positive sessions.
SAY 11/13 Cup hdl 22.70 +0.06 22.84 27.45 1.1M 1.1M 21.54
Buy Not Issued. Another day of rest after that Monday surge. Refusing
to give up its gains, a positive. Looking for a break
higher here on some volume.
SEIC 11/04 Test 50 58.80 +0.48 56.88 64.95 227K 850K 57.45
Current. Slow, almost painfully so, drift higher on low volume.
Low volume climb warrants some diligence as it apparoches
60.
SMSC 10/03 Cup hdl 32.98 +0.48 29.21 34.75 423K 504K 31.89
Current. Another gain though not a match for the Tues surge
despite the strong volume on the session. Still looks
as if SMSC has a lot of room to fly higher here.
SMSC 09/16 Cup hdl 32.98 +0.48 30.05 34.75 423K 504K 31.89
Current.
SPIL 10/31 Cup hdl 7.17 +0.13 6.54 7.95 1.9M 1.8M 6.95
Current. Another nice sesson as SPIL is knocking on the door
of a new all-time high.
STLD 10/31 Cup hdl 61.09 +0.76 61.68 72.45 1.1M 2.1M 59.95
Buy Not Issued.
STT 10/26 PreAnn 63.70 -0.30 64.48 72.95 1.5M 1.5M 62.48
Buy Not Hit.
THQI 11/08 Test 50 31.29 +0.09 31.38 37.72 815K 2M 29.69
Buy Not Issued. Just not showing any vigor as it posts modest gains
on lower and lower volume. Weak volume not just lower.
UARM 11/14 Test 50 46.85 +1.54 46.69 53.95 1.1M 1.3M 44.45
Entered today. Smart bounce off the 18 day EMA on rising, average trade.
VSEA 11/11 Test 50 40.74 -0.09 39.55 44.88 885K 1.2M 39.48
Current. Took a day off after a couple of strong sessions.
Showed a doji showing the momentum has faded for the
moment, but still strong in its solid break higher.
WBSN 11/13 Cup hdl 28.05 +0.36 28.22 33.95 339K 1M 26.78
Buy Not Hit. Edging higher toward the breakout. Nice pattern just
needs to show us the nice breakout as well.
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