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.<Font Color=GREEN>IBOX Updated for Week of 8/20 to 8/24, Top Ten List recovered 5% or so on average.
SPY is bouncing and is up only 20 cents from the last post.
Apple is up at 127 from the charts 122 so it has turned bullish
All of these oil plays are turning positive from a sharp sell off. Getting bullish here.
.<Font Color = GREEN>IBOX Updated for August 17, 2007, one week update. With % gains calculated the top ten has performed overall well since January one but poorly since the portfolio start. ( go figure ). Once a bottom is put in a great opportunity should exist for some % gains.
BRUUUUUUUUUUTALLLLL !! LOL. Not Good... The Bear has been confirmed and not a bull/bear or a bull.
Energy is High Performance and Utilities is High Dividend and Technology is High growth which is EXACTLY the way the top ten stock portfolio is layed out. The sector overview window called "Market Overview" indicates this well.
GOLD looks like 680 is holding the top in price for this precious metal and 670s range is the trading range currently. A very High price for miners and processors/distributors of gold.
The P/E and Price/Book for Consumer Goods and Technology are less favorable but will hold the top spots most likely until the energy stocks rebound.
Note that both Energy and Financials in the P/E and Price to Book ratios are still IDEAL as compared to the rest of the field indicating higher earnings sensitivity and with Oil prices still rising the portfolio should move up quick at the consumation of this brief correction/selloff. ( logically speaking of course ). This is not fighting the tape it is being realistic for an non fundamental move in the charts. Low P/E stocks offer a chance for price to move up even with average earnings news. Book Values high relative to price indicate that the energy stocks are very rich in assets as well.
.<Font Color=GREEN>IBOX Updated August 3, 2007 highlighting a correction in the energies, and a base for the speculatives, also a correction in the SPY ( S&P 500 Spyder track ).
IBOX updated for labels to the IBD 100 list and associated stocks in the IBOX.
Portfolio down clicked around 5 percent this week and so did the S&P 500 so that is to be expected.
.<Font Color=GREEN>IBOX Updated July 28, 2007.
Speculatives gathering in a tight bollinger band range now, at which time we usually here more through PRs as to which direction they will go from here.
8 out of the 10 stocks are outperforming the S&P 500, a larger list than the DOW used to be a more representative sample.
POWN and PCFG ( speculatives ) are the laggards but that can change quick and I am betting that it will soon.
.<Font Color=Green>IBOX updated JULY 20, 2007
Notes: YZC and WNR slipping in the 1 year comparison while Apple is climbing, ( notice the apple color that was luck ).
Rough week for energies, but BCON recovered a bit and it along with apple are the only stocks up now. The 6.5% decrease amounts to an equivalent of 15 dollars commission so overall the list is only down a bit. The overall fundamentals of oil are still rising, the dollar is sinking and gold is rising. The conditions seem primed for this list of stocks IMHOP.
Energy group down a bit in the portfolio, timing interesting once again, and the speculatives are not proving fruitful.
WNR WINS !!!
From the Aroon Indicator WNR looks like the most stable uptrend, and that makes sense also according to the comparison charts for one year shows WNR as the winner, so if your looking for ONE stock to invest in than WNR... shes the one apparantly.
Portfolio view and Comparison Charts updated and chart views will be updated end of day today.
PCFG is starting to rack up some gains.
Portfolio for weekend 7/13/2007( 1st week ) has commissions nearly paid with it down 1.9%
Agreed...need more data on future progress..
looks like a winner from here but are there skeletons holding it back? NWBO
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NWBO another speculative on the move could be an extended run.
INXR looks promising for a multiday run as a speculative.
FSLR sure looks to be continuing its run for a while
Sure have a great weekend !!!
great looking board i have it bookmarked will check back often have a great day craneman
Just a matter of time, and it will reverse and become a great chart again! This little down time, was expected AFTER those big UP days! And the i-phone is great, I am jealous of my friends that have them!
Agreed !! Go Apple and IPHONE. Mac sales and IPod sales should also benefit from the positive attention.
Portfolio view shows an average loss of 4% to start from commissions but the average gain in the last week was around 11% for all 10 stocks so in theory it should take only one week to cover commissions and see gains in this portfolio of stocks.
PCFG looks to be in a strange situation but appears to be bottoming as well so we shall see if it breaks up or down.
Portfolio down 4% or so primarily from buy in commissions to start, once we rise above that it should look alot more greeeeen.
AAPL...once that gap is filled, will be fine, and the UPward motion should continue! Have a great weekend, DSD and nice board here!
AAPL likely to fill the gap down to 126 before moving up.
BTJ is on deck as a great running stock that fits the boards profile.
BCON financials worth checking, but maybe things are turning around which cannot be determined by looking back one year.
Notice that with approx 2000 dollars invested and 12 dollars in commission in its around 6% commission to start, so the stocks look to be down 6%.
WNR, AAPL and YZC seem to dominate the one year comparison of the top ten chart..... the 5 year is very choppy and mixed so this will have to be maintained as necessary.
We shall keep a running watchlist of the top ten to watch day to day and week to week performance and make updates accordingly:
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