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Weekly Scans - Week of 29 MAR 2010:
Bucking Bull:
FWTC Freshwater Technologies, Inc. NASD
IMDS Imaging Diagnostic Systems Inc. NASD
NNVC NanoViricides, Inc. NASD
Count: 3
Bull Pop:
EMKR EMCORE Corp. NASD
Count: 1
ROW x STO:
GLG GLG Partners, Inc. NYSE
SIXFQ Six Flags, Inc. NASD
XOMA XOMA Ltd. NASD
Count: 3
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Thank you and have a great trading week!!!
- Dalcindo
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A QUICK note on the scans:
- Bucking Bull scans for bullish trend reversals that "buck" the trend;
- Bull Pop looks for unusual "pops" in priorly bearish trending stocks;
- ROW x STO screens out positively divergent stocks over weeks (The name merely stands for: RSI Over Weeks cross-reference against weekly Slow Stochastics).
DISCLAIMER:
I chose to scan stocks only at the close of each trading week, assuming that stocks that continue bullishly into the week-end are likely to remain in the trend. Therefore, although these scans occur at the close of the trading week, their bullish activities might have been underway several days prior.
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DAA
Re: DDSS - Technical Thoughts
Based on latest technicals, I would be very surprised if DDSS went anywhere but up, IMHO.
Here are the technicals that I consider:
PROs:
1 - RSI is consolidating at 40 within a very narrow range: whereas this occurs within the bears territory, the bulls have been able to hold at or above that critical level since mid-MARCH, as well as bringing RSI to higher highs since FEBRUARY. The underlying force is sustainably, but cautiously UP.
2 - The corresponding price action indicates a very strict adherence to the supportive trendline. So, whatever the fundamental reasons bringing DDSS back to the surface, the process is SLOW but consistently UP again.
3 - CCI, Wm%R and CMF have dwelled in the oversold area and are NOW marching in positive divergence against price.
CONs:
1 - Although RSI has telegraphed some bullish signs of reversal (positive divergence), it still has not flagged a reversal signal CONFIRMATION. Early confirmation would be up to the individual trader, some placing it at 50-crossing, others at 75-level attainment. However, so far, the predominant trend remains DOWN.
2 - Price has not committed to one or the other side of the consolidation formation, thus no BREAKOUT has occurred.
3 - "Pre-Rally Pattern" formation occurred in the aggregate occurrence of oversold conditions within the secondary indicators (CCI, Wm%R and CMF), but these signals are by nature lagging indicators.
4 - Institutional interest remains sub-par with OBV, A/D and ChiOsc lines nearing, but still BELOW their respective 21-EMA.
OVERALL - As indicated before, the current price consolidation pattern is coming to an ever-narrowing end, and the expectation is that is should shoot towards an overall BULLISH bias.
CAVEAT - However, the caveathere is that the longer it takes the consolidation pattern to breakout, the greater the likelihood that the directional price expectation to fizzle. In fact, the strongest breakout have historically occurred within 3/5 of the consolidation pattern completion:
DDSS - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
- Dalcindo
Re: DDSS - Technical Thoughts
Based on latest technicals, I would be very surprised if DDSS went anywhere but up, IMHO.
Here are the technicals that I consider:
PROs:
1 - RSI is consolidating at 40 within a very narrow range: whereas this occurs within the bears territory, the bulls have been able to hold at or above that critical level since mid-MARCH, as well as bringing RSI to higher highs since FEBRUARY. The underlying force is sustainably, but cautiously UP.
2 - The corresponding price action indicates a very strict adherence to the supportive trendline. So, whatever the fundamental reasons bringing DDSS back to the surface, the process is SLOW but consistently UP again.
3 - CCI, Wm%R and CMF have dwelled in the oversold area and are NOW marching in positive divergence against price.
CONs:
1 - Although RSI has telegraphed some bullish signs of reversal (positive divergence), it still has not flagged a reversal signal CONFIRMATION. Early confirmation would be up to the individual trader, some placing it at 50-crossing, others at 75-level attainment. However, so far, the predominant trend remains DOWN.
2 - Price has not committed to one or the other side of the consolidation formation, thus no BREAKOUT has occurred.
3 - "Pre-Rally Pattern" formation occurred in the aggregate occurrence of oversold conditions within the secondary indicators (CCI, Wm%R and CMF), but these signals are by nature lagging indicators.
4 - Institutional interest remains sub-par with OBV, A/D and ChiOsc lines nearing, but still BELOW their respective 21-EMA.
OVERALL - As indicated before, the current price consolidation pattern is coming to an ever-narrowing end, and the expectation is that is should shoot towards an overall BULLISH bias.
CAVEAT - However, the caveathere is that the longer it takes the consolidation pattern to breakout, the greater the likelihood that the directional price expectation to fizzle. In fact, the strongest breakout have historically occurred within 3/5 of the consolidation pattern completion:
DDSS - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
- Dalcindo
Re: EURO, German CPI
Hi, MT! How have you been?!?
German CPI rising against a failing EURO may keep the ECB on pause for now, IMHO. Will see. Expecting weaker EURO to make European exports more attractive and boost numbers at next round. However, this round of data is all "HIGH" importance, and this week is also expected to be shorter in European markets, so we may see most of the market reactions DELAYED until NEXT week, IMHO.
- Dalcindo
Re: DOW, EUR, USD:
Hi, Daiello!
Euro's been pummeled by risk aversion that has left both Asian and European markets and turned to safe haven sheltering offered by USD.
With Portugal downgrade and Greece's losing support from French and German unpopular leadership - let alone scaring institutional investors by courting IMF fellows, there is little fundamental impetus for the EURO to rally.
However, the technicals are calling for an unwinding of the EURO's recent decline towards the upside.
While the DOW (See Chart #1: $INDU's monthly chart below)) is approaching a significant level of resistance, Chart #2 below depicts the US Dollar reaching a significant level.
While I continue to scalp the EUR:USD pair, the predominant winds have turned, and the bias seems to have turned based purely on technical events. Chart #3 below shows that the relative strength chart of the single indices ($XEU and $USD) has stopped its decline right at the 61.8% Fib level.
Additionally, DAILY Chart #4 below has lined up bullish divergences and "Pre-Rally Pattern" formations that are favoring a rally in the pair.
OVERALL - Whether DOW and EUR carry a positive correlation relates to a fundamental level that I have not considered. Based on the technical events above, though, the pair seems to favor a rally, IMHO:
Chart #1 - $INDU - 10-Year, MONTHLY Chart:
Chart #2 - $USD - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
Chart #3 - $XEU:$USD (Relative Strength) - 3-Year, WEEKLY Chart
Chart #4 - $XEU:$USD (Relative Strength) - 12-Mo., DAILY Chart
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Don't forget Dalcindo, Euro USUALLY follows equity markets, lately the sell off has been due to the Greek debacle while the equity markets have continued higher. But if DOW is at or near top, then I don't see a rally for the euro as selling equities creates a demand for dollars (atleast here in the US)
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- Dalcindo
Re: DOW, EUR, USD:
Hi, Daiello!
Euro's been pummeled by risk aversion that has left both Asian and European markets and turned to safe haven sheltering offered by USD.
With Portugal downgrade and Greece's losing support from French and German unpopular leadership - let alone scaring institutional investors by courting IMF fellows, there is little fundamental impetus for the EURO to rally.
However, the technicals are calling for an unwinding of the EURO's recent decline towards the upside.
While the DOW (See Chart #1: $INDU's monthly chart below)) is approaching a significant level of resistance, Chart #2 below depicts the US Dollar reaching a significant level.
While I continue to scalp the EUR:USD pair, the predominant winds have turned, and the bias seems to have turned based purely on technical events. Chart #3 below shows that the relative strength chart of the single indices ($XEU and $USD) has stopped its decline right at the 61.8% Fib level.
Additionally, DAILY Chart #4 below has lined up bullish divergences and "Pre-Rally Pattern" formations that are favoring a rally in the pair.
OVERALL - Whether DOW and EUR carry a positive correlation relates to a fundamental level that I have not considered. Based on the technical events above, though, the pair seems to favor a rally, IMHO:
Chart #1 - $INDU - 10-Year, MONTHLY Chart:
Chart #2 - $USD - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
Chart #3 - $XEU:$USD (Relative Strength) - 3-Year, WEEKLY Chart
Chart #4 - $XEU:$USD (Relative Strength) - 12-Mo., DAILY Chart
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Don't forget Dalcindo, Euro USUALLY follows equity markets, lately the sell off has been due to the Greek debacle while the equity markets have continued higher. But if DOW is at or near top, then I don't see a rally for the euro as selling equities creates a demand for dollars (atleast here in the US)
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- Dalcindo
BREAKOUT WATCH: DDSS
Here is a chart the Baggers has been following and I commenting (see board link below for thread of Baggers' discussion board: "StockPlays"): I charted it with a bearish bias back in mid-MAR, providing technical notes justifying my then-bearish outlook in so far as DDSS was not likely to pop upwards right away, but that the overhead pressure would likely be prolonged by bearish RSI.
As of today, DDSS has reached the tippy tip of the symmetrical triangle formation, and the squeeze out of this prolonged consolidation formation may provide a reactive UPSIDE move based on oversold technicals.
OVERALL - Expecting BREAKOUT this coming week if and only if the lower border of the BULLISH channel holds AND price breaks and remains over the upper border of the BEARISH channel.
Good luck.
Following is my last entry in Baggers' StockPlays discussion board ( http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=15251 ):
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Re: DDSS - Still getting tighter YET:
I can't wait to see DDSS pop one way or the other. Well, ... Rather see it pop YOUR way LOL
- Dalcindo
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- Dalcindo
BREAKOUT WATCH: DDSS
Here is a chart the Baggers has been following and I commenting (see board link below for thread of Baggers' discussion board: "StockPlays"): I charted it with a bearish bias back in mid-MAR, providing technical notes justifying my then-bearish outlook in so far as DDSS was not likely to pop upwards right away, but that the overhead pressure would likely be prolonged by bearish RSI.
As of today, DDSS has reached the tippy tip of the symmetrical triangle formation, and the squeeze out of this prolonged consolidation formation may provide a reactive UPSIDE move based on oversold technicals.
OVERALL - Expecting BREAKOUT this coming week if and only if the lower border of the BULLISH channel holds AND price breaks and remains over the upper border of the BEARISH channel.
Good luck.
Following is my last entry in Baggers' StockPlays discussion board ( http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=15251 ):
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Re: DDSS - Still getting tighter YET:
I can't wait to see DDSS pop one way or the other. Well, ... Rather see it pop YOUR way LOL
- Dalcindo
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- Dalcindo
Re: DDSS - Still getting tighter YET:
I can't wait to see DDSS pop one way or the other. Well, ... Rather see it pop YOUR way LOL
- Dalcindo
Re: DDSS - Still getting tighter YET:
I can't wait to see DDSS pop one way or the other. Well, ... Rather see it pop YOUR way LOL
- Dalcindo
Re: EURO - Room to go?
Yes, it does seem that the EURO still has room to fall, but the charts are getting technically biased for a rally at this point.
More specifically:
1 - The EUR:USD chart has reached its midline of its bearish channel, which also happens to be the very ultimate value of Fib's level at 61.8%.
2 - Also, the DAILY USD chart stomped the second rally leg right at the expected channel border.
OVERALL: Taken all together, all of these technical convergences favor a rally of the EURO, IMHO:
- Dalcindo
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seem like EUR still have room to drop
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- Dalcindo
Re: EURO - Room to go?
Yes, it does seem that the EURO still has room to fall, but the charts are getting technically biased for a rally at this point.
More specifically:
1 - The EUR:USD chart has reached its midline of its bearish channel, which also happens to be the very ultimate value of Fib's level at 61.8%.
2 - Also, the DAILY USD chart stomped the second rally leg right at the expected channel border.
OVERALL: Taken all together, all of these technical convergences favor a rally of the EURO, IMHO:
- Dalcindo
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seem like EUR still have room to drop
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- Dalcindo
Re: $USD - Target Reached ... Expect EURO Rally:
As mentioned in prior entry (See: msg# 53459 - "USD - At High, Yes ... But Should Get To Higher Last High"), we anticipated that despite technical overbought signals, the rally in $USD would first likely consolidate at the upper border of Trend 2, then continue to reach the next higher level up to the upper border of Trend 1.
That expected level was reached today, and the technicals are now pointing to internal weakening, suggesting that the point of EURO rally may have been reached.
So, look for strengthening of the EURO as of next trading week, as the US Dollar is likely to loose ground from recent yearly lows, IMHO:
- Dalcindo
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Follow-Up: USD - At High, Yes ... But Should Get To Higher Last High:
Just a quick note here on the breakout from "Trend 2" channel following a short consolidation period.
As of today, that bearish channel's upper border has been violated as the USD climbs to a higher high. In the last posting regarding these competing channels (Click discussion link above), we mentioned a "Higher Last High", which I believe would represent the upper border of that "Trend 1" channel, IMHO.
Once that ultimate point is reached, I am expecting further consolidation below "trend 1" upper border with lows finding support along "trend 2".
$USD - 12-Mo., Daily:
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- Dalcindo
Re: $USD - Target Reached ... Expect EURO Rally:
As mentioned in prior entry (See: msg# 1919 - "USD - At High, Yes ... But Should Get To Higher Last High"), we anticipated that despite technical overbought signals, the rally in $USD would first likely consolidate at the upper border of Trend 2, then continue to reach the next higher level up to the upper border of Trend 1.
That expected level was reached today, and the technicals are now pointing to internal weakening, suggesting that the point of EURO rally may have been reached.
So, look for strengthening of the EURO as of next trading week, as the US Dollar is likely to loose ground from recent yearly lows, IMHO:
- Dalcindo
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Follow-Up: USD - At High, Yes ... But Should Get To Higher Last High:
Just a quick note here on the breakout from "Trend 2" channel following a short consolidation period.
As of today, that bearish channel's upper border has been violated as the USD climbs to a higher high. In the last posting regarding these competing channels (Click discussion link above), we mentioned a "Higher Last High", which I believe would represent the upper border of that "Trend 1" channel, IMHO.
Once that ultimate point is reached, I am expecting further consolidation below "trend 1" upper border with lows finding support along "trend 2".
$USD - 12-Mo., Daily:
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- Dalcindo
TZA and FAZ did it!
D.
True.
Looking for short-term hurdles, but you are right. The weekly charts for both TZA and FAZ do favor a rebound.
D.
True.
Looking for short-term hurdles, but you are right. The weekly charts for both TZA and FAZ do favor a rebound.
D.
Re: TZA - BreakOut: A Case of Devil's Advocate
Clearly, TZA has been doing some serious climbing recently. Combined with $SPX's $SML chart (which I posted earlier today), there is definitely a sense that Small Caps are getting ready to roll down.
However, technically, I am always looking for the false signals in any break-out pattern. And, sure enough, I have found a few technical events (bearish channel validation, Moving Average resistance, concerted indicators signaling overbought conditions) that may speak against a true break-out, at least so far.
Following is the technical annotation I provided within the chart:
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25 MAR 2010 - TECH-NOTE: Watch for dominant DTC and reproducible patterns of "fake rallies", that just further validated that bearish channel. Breakout should occur once upper border of that channel has been violated, IMHO.
More specifically, consider:
1 - "Pre-Decline Pattern" formation
2 - 233-EMA remains "true" historical moving resistance still
- Dalcindo
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TZA - 9-Day, 15-Minute Chart:
Tell me what you think.
- Dalcindo
Re: TZA - BreakOut: A Case of Devil's Advocate
Clearly, TZA has been doing some serious climbing recently. Combined with $SPX's $SML chart (which I posted earlier today), there is definitely a sense that Small Caps are getting ready to roll down.
However, technically, I am always looking for the false signals in any break-out pattern. And, sure enough, I have found a few technical events (bearish channel validation, Moving Average resistance, concerted indicators signaling overbought conditions) that may speak against a true break-out, at least so far.
Following is the technical annotation I provided within the chart:
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25 MAR 2010 - TECH-NOTE: Watch for dominant DTC and reproducible patterns of "fake rallies", that just further validated that bearish channel. Breakout should occur once upper border of that channel has been violated, IMHO.
More specifically, consider:
1 - "Pre-Decline Pattern" formation
2 - 233-EMA remains "true" historical moving resistance still
- Dalcindo
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TZA - 9-Day, 15-Minute Chart:
Tell me what you think.
- Dalcindo
Re: QCOM
... "I would wait for couple days before jump back in" ...
No kidding.
D.
Re: QCOM - MONTHLY and WEEKLY Charts:
QCOM 's MONTHLY chart still has overhead oxygen ... WEEKLY chart has a steel beam to pass through, IMHO:
QCOM - MONTHLY Chart:
QCOM - WEEKLY Chart:
- Dalcindo
Weekly Scans - Week of 22 MAR 2010:
Bucking Bull:
ATTD Attitude Drinks Inc. NASD
CIGX Star Scientific, Inc. NASD
GBE Grubb & Ellis Co. NYSE
MSGI Marketing Services Group, Inc. NASD
ZQK Quiksilver, Inc. NYSE
Count: 5
Bull Pop:
BONZ Bonanza Goldfields Corp. NASD
Count: 1
ROW x STO:
FNM Federal National Mortgage NYSE
VGZ Vista Gold Corp. AMEX
Count: 2
Your support towards this weekly effort is much appreciated by voting at the bottom of this link:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID2140281
Thank you and have a great trading week!!!
- Dalcindo
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A QUICK note on the scans:
- Bucking Bull scans for bullish trend reversals that "buck" the trend;
- Bull Pop looks for unusual "pops" in priorly bearish trending stocks;
- ROW x STO screens out positively divergent stocks over weeks (The name merely stands for: RSI Over Weeks cross-reference against weekly Slow Stochastics).
DISCLAIMER:
I chose to scan stocks only at the close of each trading week, assuming that stocks that continue bullishly into the week-end are likely to remain in the trend. Therefore, although these scans occur at the close of the trading week, their bullish activities might have been underway several days prior.
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DAA
Weekly Scans - Week of 22 MAR 2010:
Bucking Bull:
ATTD Attitude Drinks Inc. NASD
CIGX Star Scientific, Inc. NASD
GBE Grubb & Ellis Co. NYSE
MSGI Marketing Services Group, Inc. NASD
ZQK Quiksilver, Inc. NYSE
Count: 5
Bull Pop:
BONZ Bonanza Goldfields Corp. NASD
Count: 1
ROW x STO:
FNM Federal National Mortgage NYSE
VGZ Vista Gold Corp. AMEX
Count: 2
Your support towards this weekly effort is much appreciated by voting at the bottom of this link:
http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID2140281
Thank you and have a great trading week!!!
- Dalcindo
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A QUICK note on the scans:
- Bucking Bull scans for bullish trend reversals that "buck" the trend;
- Bull Pop looks for unusual "pops" in priorly bearish trending stocks;
- ROW x STO screens out positively divergent stocks over weeks (The name merely stands for: RSI Over Weeks cross-reference against weekly Slow Stochastics).
DISCLAIMER:
I chose to scan stocks only at the close of each trading week, assuming that stocks that continue bullishly into the week-end are likely to remain in the trend. Therefore, although these scans occur at the close of the trading week, their bullish activities might have been underway several days prior.
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DAA
Re: CREG
Such a strong close at end of week shows positioning of deep-pocket, savvy investors, IMHO.
D.
Article - Is Socialized Medicine Bad for Your Wealth?
by Brett Arends
Friday, March 19, 2010
provided by:
To hear some people tell it, the health-care bill will destroy America and your stock portfolio. We will become a "socialist" country. You should sell everything, put your money in gold, cash or foreign stocks, and run to the hills.
It's hard to get past the hyperbole and partisan hysteria on this topic. But if we take the calm view, what, if anything, would the bill mean for your investments?
Take a deep breath. It probably won't mean very much. There's a good chance it won't mean anything at all.
To start with, we don't really know what it will do to the deficit. The Congressional Budget Office Thursday projected the bill would cut deficits by $138 billion over 10 years. There will be a lot of detailed debate about these forecasts and the assumptions underlying them. Most of it will be pointless. I have spent too many years watching oil analysts who couldn't successfully predict the oil price 12 months out, and economists who couldn't even spot a recession when we're in one, to have any faith in forecasts and projections. The CBO doesn't know what this bill will actually do over the next 10 years, let alone after that. Nor does anybody else.
And even if these forecasts miraculously turn out to be correct, they're only a rounding error. The most recent CBO analysis, published earlier this month, predicted that under President Obama's latest budget proposals, the total U.S. deficit from 2011 through 2020 will come to nearly $10 trillion. The alleged budget savings from the health-care bill are less than 2% of that.
One usually expects huge deficits to lead to inflation, and that's a major concern in this environment. You should be very wary indeed of holding most long-term bonds, the investment most at risk from rising inflation. But you should have been wary before this bill. Health-care reform doesn't change that. And it's worth noting that even here the picture isn't clear-cut. The Japanese government has been running massive deficits for two decades, but inflation remains on the floor, and owners of long-term Japanese government bonds have done very well.
Yes, maybe the critics are right, and the current bill doesn't do anywhere near enough to rein in exploding health-care costs. But, of course, neither did the status quo. It's hard to argue that the bill will make a good situation bad, or even a bad situation worse. Maybe it will do nothing to fix a disastrous situation. But sooner or later that's going to have to be fixed anyway. Make of it what you will, but advanced countries with more direct government control over health-care costs have clearly done a much better job of controlling those costs.
Will the bill really "turn America into a socialist country"? It's easy to laugh at this notion, of course, but let's look at it from another point of view. Even if that were correct, should you really sell everything and flee?
Socialism, or social democracy, or whatever else you want to call it, doesn't seem to have hurt stockholders overseas too badly. Over the past 10 years, according to MSCI Barra, stock markets across socialized Europe have produced total returns of about 2% a year in U.S. dollar terms, according to MSCI Barra. The figure for France is just over 2% and for left-wing Britain and Holland nearer to 3%. Pinko Denmark has boomed by 10% a year.
Meanwhile, here in the land of the free, investors have made zero.
Today, you may be better off looking at matters like stock fundamentals and valuations than macro forecasts. It is worth noting that fund manager Jeremy Grantham, who is right more often than most, thinks top-quality U.S. blue-chip stocks are the best investments in world markets right now. And those on his list include a number with big exposure to the U.S. health-care sector, including Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, Pfizer, Merck and Abbott Laboratories.
Socialized medicine may not be so bad for your wealth after all.
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- Dalcindo
OE: true.
D.
Re: QCOM - Promising ...
... With influential trendlines overhead. Intermediate being tested and likely ceding to trend if rally continues.
Agreed, inverted H&S patterns seem to appear within weekly and daily charts as well, with neckline corresponding somewhat to upper border of intermediate channel, at least for the most obvious one, IMHO:
QCOM - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
- Dalcindo
Re: QCOM - Promising ...
... With influential trendlines overhead. Intermediate being tested and likely ceding to trend if rally continues.
Agreed, inverted H&S patterns seem to appear within weekly and daily charts as well, with neckline corresponding somewhat to upper border of intermediate channel, at least for the most obvious one, IMHO:
QCOM - 12-Month, DAILY Chart:
- Dalcindo
Re: BDH, NAAH - Break-Out: QCOM, GLW, MOT
Hi, 3x!
Yes, indeed. Nice breakout from GLW and QCOM ... MOT still at testing level. Also, Nasdaq's New Highs/Lows (NAHL) is breaking out of range as well:
- Dalcindo
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BDH is breaking out
with GLW leading the way
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- Dalcindo
Re: BDH, NAAH - Break-Out: QCOM, GLW, MOT
Hi, 3x!
Yes, indeed. Nice breakout from GLW and QCOM ... MOT still at testing level. Also, Nasdaq's New Highs/Lows (NAHL) is breaking out of range as well:
- Dalcindo
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BDH is breaking out
with GLW leading the way
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- Dalcindo