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A millimeter ia approximately .04 inch, just multiply.eom
UVCL In@.01 for expected bounce.
Sentinel I-believe the 'R' means restricted from shorting.
OSGL In for hopeful bounce, close stop. eom
EXGO Shaking, still up 87%.eom
EXGO Up 87% With Room to Run.eom
EXGO -Up 87%. Has room to run.eom
CYTP Seriously front loaded. Needs time.
FRCD - .04 moving with volume. eom
FRCD - .04 moving with volume. eom
RSCA I'm IN @.085 on shake
RSCA I'm IN @.085 on chart.
PTSO - Trying to move. eom
PTSO - Trying to move. eom
SACA - Trying to Run. eom
SACA - Running. eom
ATNG Friend-Foe Chart looks interesting.eom
ALPHATRADE Charts Working? Mine not!
ALPHATRADE - Charts Working, mine not!
OGHI - Moving real well!
SACA - Up 30% May be trying to move. eom
CSCA - POS, but chart looks good. eom
CMKM Have had GTC order in for over a week @ .0001 - no fill. The Co. has some money now, and I wonder if they are buying shares again?
Broad Market Studies, Worth Reading.
I received this last night as part of an email from a company with which I do some business. Not a personal opinion! However worth reading.
MOMENTUM STUDIES: EQUITY MARGIN DEBT IS BACK IN VOGUE.
As the stock market rally, that started last March, eyes its one-year anniversary, analysts have reflected on several investor "complacency" indicators to determine when a substantial correction may occur. The VIX volatility index, equity option put-to-call ratios, and the ADX indicator, are a few of the studies used to quantify fundamental market momentum.
After a four-year hiatus, the recent expansion of equity margin debt is again being followed not only to gauge the increase in investor risk appetite, but also to get a forward looking idea when upside momentum may reverse. When investors buy stocks on margin, they are borrowing money from their brokers to buy securities, using shares they own as collateral. When margin debt starts to grow rapidly - as it has recently - some market watchers become uncomfortable because it can be a signal that investors are getting too optimistic about the market and are taking on too much risk.
Last week, the New York Stock Exchange released margin data for November that shows margin loans at NYSE member firms hit $172.1 billion, up from $162.7 billion in October and well above the $135.6 billion level recorded at the end of March - roughly 300 S&P points ago. The major concern is that the market could be in for a repeat of 2000, when margin debt peaked at $278.5 billion during the month of March. As the market started to crumble in the second half of 2000, brokers demanded that investors repay the money they had borrowed, which prompted a wave of selling that contracted the outstanding margin debt down to $130.2 billion (53%) within 18 months.
Against this backdrop, it may not be the aggregate level of margin debt on the members' books that is causing the uneasiness, but the pace in which it has expanded. Indeed, while the total margin debt may be 40% less today than in March of 2000, if the pace of lending continues over the next six months, NYSE members could be holding over $220 billion in margin debt by the time Americans go to the polls to elect the next President - generally not considered a boom time for stocks.
The bull market is now almost 12 months old, and it's only the 11th time in 70 years that the market has climbed this much without a correction. Last Friday's sharp sell off on the weaker University of Michigan consumer sentiment data reflects a market that is priced to perfection, and any imperfect data will have a more pronounced negative impact. With this in mind, the heavy dose of liquidity provided by the recent increase in margin debt may have acted as a countervailing force; supporting stock prices as economic strength weakened. If this is the case, then an orderly, short-term correction is not only overdue, but also integral to adding sustainability to a longer-term stock market advance.
ISDI - Moving today. .015.
PTSO Priceing!
I suspect it is severly loaded at .013-.014. If it can make it through .015 it should go. I'm in .014 and holding.
MCDG - In breakout territory, needs vol. eom
OPLO - Up 22%-Anyone know why?
PLKC .024 - .027 about all day. I think there is accumlation taking place. Would someone with more L2 knowledge express an opinion.
PLKC .024 - .027 about all day. I think there is accumlation taking place. Would someone with more L2 knowledge express an opinion.
GBMI - HOD and looks good. eom
ADOT - On the Move. eom
RNKE - u/t ing nice before open. .0102x.0103
MJT.net - Marco scheduler. You can program it to do anything without human assistance.
ECEC-SNNW Two in a row! Wish I was on the email list for whoever plans these things.
ARMR Confiirmed break of 200 DMA. Chart looks good.
ARMR Hack, Was pumped hard a while back, and droped hard, too much. About to cross 200 for the second try. If it makes the crossup this time, the chart will look good. This Co. is not a POS, they have a patent on a revolutionary new engine and are in production. Right now all in boate.
ARMR Could go big time.
Some will let you sell market, but not buy.
PRL - Anyone know why it is running?