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Still hesistant, cj, it was over the 50MA, now back below, the action is still so-so IMO.
Nice volume spikes, could use a close over .70 to get things really moving.
LOL.
Still in winter sleep. Kept in its cage by Bernanke?
Same goes for a lot of stocks right now. We're in risk 100% on mode.
Sweet move, anything flu flying.
http://www.genmarkdx.com/products/reagents/rvp.php
So far they're not letting it lose $500.
Earnings will be the decider, lots of pressure to deliver. Think we have opposing views on this one, Sam, I see its margins more and more under pressure as competition increases and the novelty wears off.
DryShips sells two tanker ships for $21.4M
DryShips, through its majority owned subsidiary, Ocean Rig UDW, announced the sale, via novation, of two of its tankers under construction at Samsung Heavy Industries, Esperona and Blanca, to a third-party buyer. Under the terms of the two novation agreements dated December 27, 2012, the buyer assumes all rights, benefits, liabilities and obligations under both shipbuilding contracts, in exchange for cash consideration of $21.4M, or $10.7M for each vessel paid by the company to the Buyer. As a result of this transaction, Dryships is released from all its obligations under under the shipbuilding contracts, both as the contracting party and as a guarantor. George Economou, CEO of the company, commented, "As we have stated recently, the reduction or elimination of CAPEX has become a top priority for the Company. With the sale of these vessels, Dryships has reduced its CAPEX by approx. $101M, after taking into consideration the payment of $21.4M to the Buyer of the vessels."
CSIQ, Algonquin Power partner onsolar power project in Ontario
Canadian Solar announced that its subsidiary, Canadian Solar Solutions, has signed a 10 MW AC Module Supply Agreement with Algonquin Power to provide Canadian Solar modules for a utility-scale solar power project in Cornwall, Ontario. Construction is scheduled to begin in the second quarter of 2013, with the project expected to be fully operational by the fourth quarter of 2013. The utility-scale solar plant is expected to include approximately 42,000 Canadian Solar CS6X high performance modules, which have been awarded key international certifications attesting to the rigors of their formal quality control inspections and testing.
TSL obtains rights to develop 50 MW solar project in Gansu
CUR receives FDA approval to commence spinal cord injury trial
Up 13% in PM.
Reports of vaccine shortages have circulated, but vaccine manufacturers including MedImmune (AZN), Sanofi (SNY), Glaxosmithkline (GSK) and others say vaccine is available for those who want it, CNN reported last week.
FWIW :)
ASIA, recall that one, up a few times on taking private expectations. When the expectations die out, the stock becomes a lot less volatile.
Currently a nice chart with the 200MA dropping. Most recent attempt failed.
Up until now the market's mostly been good, if it turns sour on earnings, this may indeed move to the next level below. Would just make a potential bounce even nicer/more profitable. :)
A few companies reporting on Monday
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?DRL,EXM,COOL,LEDS,ACTS,PPG,MASC,RMCF,LMNR,ED,pcyo|C
Construction sector: LEN reports on 1/15 (OP)
Really looking forward, many constructors' charts are extended/multi-toppy, so the report had better be good.
Watching these as sympathy plays:
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?LEN,BZH,KBH,HOV,MHO,PHM|C
Many others report the last week of January, and option plays too.
Can you tell I'm in earnings mode? :)
Yeah, I'm more of a weeklies guys indeed, thx :)
The spread is what makes any stocks useless for options. Spreads like 1.00/1.50 annoy me to death when trying to play he big boys, say on earnings.
This one's actually quite doable.
From what I see, earnings are on 2/18. Not sure you'll get the move you need this week already. I see the Jan 19 '13 $42.50 calls as a quick gamble (they'll act as weeklies) if it moves this week, and the February $45s as a play for a steady run-up. Depending on how the stock reacts, perhaps even the Feb $47.50s will be doable.
For some reason, I'm really like this chart. Looks like a quasi-perfect setup.
MTG: -0.3%
Only a slight pullback here, earnings on the 21st may change that. Think last time we had a small pull-back into earnings, guess people ran scared.
Considerable strength in this sector, just look at ACE bouncing to a new 52w high. Of course, this helps:
http://www.streetinsider.com/Analyst+PT+Change/Wells+Fargo+Upgrades+ACE+Ltd+(ACE)+to+Outperform/7999458.html?si_client=st
http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/candleglance.html?MTG,ACE,MBI,CB,MCY|B
Excellent, that's how you make money off SA (BS) :)
Apparently SIFY reports the 25th, should be interesting.
Meanwhile INFY bounced back to new highs.
What about SIFY?
Can't aim for the stars without occasionally falling on your face :)
I didn't even know this was a bio... I used to be all FA, now I'm 99% TA. Shame on me.
If they know what was coming, why all buy at same time?? Today's high is near that 2.81, so the chart is respected. Nice payday for people actually investing :)
Only another 10%, what's that to a runner :)
This is what happens when you finally break that 20MA. Looks like a few triggers have gone off :)