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Market is showing signs of weakness in some of the bigger names.
Seems like you are playing very cautiously this week??? Sizes are smaller...
GSS- I really like that this time the double top is over and above the 50 ma. Maybe that will be enough of a catalyst and launching pad to our .85 target. It's looks like a W formation is in the works.
GSS-sweet!!! That IS one that I'm in:)))
Nice job!!!
BORN- nice bounce!!!! are you in this one? It's breaking the 20 ma right now.
OXGN-OXBT- sympathy play. Money is flowing out of OXBT and into the next pump OXGN...IMHO
ROX- is a $1.00 magnet. it was only a matter of time!!!
UNIS- keep on watch for a red to green move. Very oversold.
UNIS- to be safe....on these bounce plays the red to green on the day strategy is a safe way to play them.
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ROX- according to my fib levels I have a $1.41 target that would be a fib level of 161.8% from the point of break out in the .30's.
ROX- I wish I could post my ToS 60min chart. It is riding up the 60min trendline beautifully since it broke out in the .30's. After it breaks above .85, it will be a $1.00 magnet.
I agree...especially right now. Our allies can't even trust us.
UNIS- I really like this setup. Lots of red days... It looks like a bounce could be near.
This is another crazy video...that I would love to know more about...
Have you watched this?
AGENDA: Grinding America Down
http://vimeo.com/m/63749370
Seriously, it is on my mind all the time. So much can happen in 3-5 years if we continue down this same path. So it depends on us...the American citizens. Do we band together and take a stand for truth and justice or do we sit idly by and watch our country erode into a class of citizens dependent and ruled by a over controlling government.
I'm sorry, but I don't believe anything that this administration does is for the best interest of our country. I've tried to be non biased and looked at both sides but there is just too many cover ups and lies happening that nobody is able to explain.
Its a train wreck. I also fear that the insurance companies will take advantage of their customers so that they can profit more and blame it on ACA regulations.
Yeah...it's hard to imagine how much longer this bullish market is going to last with all these hazardous economic undertones. I fear for small businesses and middle class citizens.... They are going to take the biggest hit.
Are you still holding your GOLD positions?
Watching GOLD stocks today. I've been sitting on the sidelines waiting to see some conviction that the bottom is in. I like $GOLD more when it is over the 50 ma.
FREE- I am watching the other shippers as well for reversals.
ROYL- are you holding shares or are you watching for a volume break?
SQNS- yes totally agree. If I saw this for the first time I would not touch it but knowing how it trades I'm ok with holding and adding. The 100 ma at $2.00 held support pretty well. I really don't want to see it get dragged down any further but if it does then I will keep nibbling and adding.
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SQNS- yeah..I saw that and thought to myself this is def being manipulated. Any buying pressure and the MM's run away and take their shares with them leaving a very thin L2.
SQNS- nice opp for dip buyers today!!!
SQNS- almost 1 mill volume day! Would love to know where it all is coming from.
This is more than just shorts....institutions manipulating???
SQNS- I am sure most of this is panic selling.
This is a company that is just starting to grow and expand and is going to have some growing pains along the way. It looks like they were conservative on their guidance for Q4.
Sequans Communications sees Q4 2013 EPS of ($0.15)-($0.17), versus the consensus of ($0.16). Sequans Communications sees Q4 2013 revenue of $4.5-5.5 million, versus the consensus of $6.5 million.
And the still have a net loss that is shrinking but it's still there.
SQNS Net loss: Net loss was $8.8 million, or ($0.20) per diluted share/ADS, compared to a net loss of $9.1 million, or ($0.20) per diluted share/ADS in the second quarter of 2013 and a net loss of $5.8 million, or ($0.17) per diluted share/ADS in the third quarter of 2012.
SQNS- huge volume today that has not been in our favor. What was it about the report that made everyone freak out?
SQNS- I know this one can handle a little differently (wild swings, moves on air) then most stocks but from a charting and technical standpoint, I think SQNS might test the 200 ma. If it doesn't then I'll be happy because I have been scooping up shares and I would love to see it bounce and go higher from here. If it keeps dropping then my next add will be at $1.85.