Tuesday, March 19, 2013 2:58:10 AM
You might as well put more indicators on your charts , price labels & one more MA and like CCI under & RSI ontop for quick look at RSI , they work well together for me alot ...
Plus open/close/PE/% change.heres a link, can save .
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PCLN&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p81664436201
GOOG has been correcting , MA & V got sold down from their former top highs so why not PCLN too? People are afraid of PCLN but why when its up so much, makes perfect sense it would pullback too. Also EXPE followed, have noted in the past they would rather take profits in PCLN after popping it, let it fall back before earnings so if they beat jump back in giving it a good squeeze. (we've also seen them miss too and drop 60pts)
Basically theres the one pop to 722 & RSI 80 and a higher double top at $728 recently which they're happy to take profs in and let it fall back, pretty richly rewarded up at 728 where the short was if one was ignoring the noise like $1000 PTs for GOOG etc.
Plus open/close/PE/% change.heres a link, can save .
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=PCLN&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p81664436201
GOOG has been correcting , MA & V got sold down from their former top highs so why not PCLN too? People are afraid of PCLN but why when its up so much, makes perfect sense it would pullback too. Also EXPE followed, have noted in the past they would rather take profits in PCLN after popping it, let it fall back before earnings so if they beat jump back in giving it a good squeeze. (we've also seen them miss too and drop 60pts)
Basically theres the one pop to 722 & RSI 80 and a higher double top at $728 recently which they're happy to take profs in and let it fall back, pretty richly rewarded up at 728 where the short was if one was ignoring the noise like $1000 PTs for GOOG etc.
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