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Top 5 Friday

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/31/2009 12:23:00 PM 0 comments
Afternoon Everyone! Seems as though the $RUT is in a consolidation within the intraday bounds of 559 and 560. Very tight and very boring, with the $TRIN flat above 1.20 and the VIX chopping like Chef Ramsey making salad. In the event of an EOD market reversal where the $RUT takes weekend longs (myself) out to dry, I will be watching the 555 level to hold up strong.

As for now, let's take a look at five of my favorite tickers for the day that could develop into something gorgeous next week. Below are charts with a tiny analysis bit for each ticker:

URRE 9 Month, Daily
Imminent B/O out on the way w/ volume accumulation - Keep your eye on the 100d SMA and the 1.00 support.

TSTR 9 Month, Daily
Another imminent B/O on more volume accumulation - Watch for the 5d SMA to cross above the 10d SMA for a big momentum swing confirmation.

SOLF 9 Month, Daily
Holding the 50d SMA to a "T" as well as the 6.93 price support - If this hold continues and solar pops, SOLF's first resistance is 7.50.

SAY 9 Month, Daily
Up against the 200d SMA and the 5.49 price resistance - IF AND ONLY IF the 200d SMA is broken will this ticker explode (Target @ 7.00)

DPTR 9 Month, Daily
Slow developing, long term descending triangle - Watch the 5d SMA cross above the 10d SMA for a momentum spike.

These names, if their price patterns hold and they develop fully into what their trend is currently showing, these five can be prosperous. Be light with your position sizes if you're considering to add them and hold them into the weekend - Remember, I am always more risky than my advice, hence why I'm taking TSTR and URRE into the weekend with me.

Stay nimble on this Friday afternoon my friends!


ZM

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Position Update for 7/30/09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/30/2009 11:02:00 AM 0 comments
As most of you know, we busted out big time this morning on most of the major indices. So I don't repeat what The Warmaster @ iBC said, you can read his analysis at the link below:


And now for the position update:
  • CAEI @ 2.12 (Target @ 2.50)
  • RZ @ 2.26 (Target @ 2.50)
  • URRE @ 1.05 (Target @1.25)
  • HEB @ 2.34 (Target @ 2.85)
  • TSTR @ 1.42 (Target @ 1.60)
I will actually be creating a post this evening of chart setups I like if the rally continues and if the rally fails. Keep your heads on swivels everyone!


ZM

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Hump Day Mid-Market Recap for 7-28-09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/29/2009 11:47:00 AM 0 comments
It's been a flat day so far with some steam picking up with the bears in the last hour. I for certain see consolidation in the near future. The $RUT has found a nice bottom over the past 5 days at around 545, so be wary of that number when trading small and micro cap tickers.

Good luck for the rest of the trading session, and use the 1d1m VIX for reversals today! The categorized video links can be seen below:
  1. Market Index and Indicator Review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOFBYA1wGrA
  2. Dollar Index, NYMEX Crude Oil futures, and Gold futures Analysis - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AhxA9c-BhNE
  3. ETF/iETF Analysis - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NN0pfnxtJ8
  4. Position and Stock Analysis: Part #1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SChzSKFiRaE
  5. Stock Analysis: Part #2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njVoShRuBYk
NOTE: Videos #2 and #5 are blurry for some reason - I will correct that for next Wednesday!


ZM

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Chart City!

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/28/2009 11:07:00 AM 0 comments
Consolidation is becoming more and more of a possibility if the four main indices (the $RUT, $SPX, $COMPX, and $DJI) don't continue to breakout above their current levels. I'll be posting charts of all four of them this evening on here on multiple time frames so everyone can get a little piece of where my mind is with this consolidation talk.

This is what we're looking like so far indicator wise:
  • 5 Day, 10 Minute charts for both the $TRIN and $VIX are showing an intraday terror, as the $TRIN is in decline with the $VIX beginning to spike and bottom out. Over the next couple of days, you need to watch where the $VIX goes in relation to the $TRIN - If the $TRIN stays flat and the $VIX keeps increasing, we're not going down the crap shoot fast by any means. This is one of my supports for my consolidation theory.
  • $DVOL to $UVOL ratio has been showing a slight bearish edge all day, but not by much - We've been fluctuating between 1 and 1.5, so watch for big volume spikes to determine a reversal in today's dip.
Looking at today's commodity crunch, Gold futures and NYMEX Crude Oil futures are both in decline with the U.S. Dollar Index finding support @ 78.38. In order to visualize this, I've put together charts of these three commodity guidance tools:

/DX 6 Month, Daily

/YG 6 Month, Daily

/QM 9 Month, Daily

On to today's watch list:

PCX 9 Month, Daily

USU 1 Year, Daily

DPTR 9 Month, Daily

URRE 9 Month, Daily

TIE 9 Month, Daily

NXG 1 Year, Daily

ATPG 9 Month, Daily

KEG 9 Month, Daily

NG 9 Month, Daily

TTI 9 Month, Daily

CPSL 9 Month, Daily

RZ 9 Month, Daily

TSTR 9 Month, Daily

PWAV 9 Month, Daily

LSI 9 Month, Daily

EMKR 6 Month, Daily

FCS 1 Year, Daily

SOLF 9 Month, Daily

Two momentum trades that I'm checking out can be seen below:

HEB 9 Month, Daily

SBUX 1 Year, Daily

If you're interested in trading the two earnings picks for AH today and PM tomorrow, feel free to check out the Q2 Earnings Swing Trade spreadsheet. Up to bat today are THQI in AH today and HL in PM tomorrow:


That's all for now! Heads on a swivel and watch for consolidation indicators.

DON'T FORGET - "10 and Under Stock Trading Club" is having a TinyChat today at 4:15pm ET and will be hosted by Leigh (@copperstl), Jason (@jweaving), and myself (@ZMoose12). Be there!!


ZM

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Mid-Market Recap for 7/27/09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/27/2009 12:03:00 PM 1 comments
Quick Indicator Hints for Today:
  • Watch the $TRIN - It's all over the place today, but is nailing reversals on the $RUT and $SPX today.
  • The VIX is bottoming out - A parabolic bottom is developing in the VIX around $23, meaning that the volatility has a possibility to be more prevalent this week. To me, this indicates we're going to begin to consolidate.
  • Volume is thin and even today - The UVOL to DVOL ratio has stayed between 1 and 2, while the overall volume is light.
And now to the charts. The following are prospective tickers that I'm looking to get into this week:

URRE 9 Month, Daily

CAEI 9 Month, Daily

LSI 9 Month, Daily

IVN 1 Year, Daily

EMKR 9 Month, Daily

RZ 9 Month, Daily

DPTR 9 Month, Daily

The next two charts are of volatile solar companies that, if solar continues its run, I would like to get into on a pullback:

CSUN 1 Year, Daily

SOL 9 Month, Daily

The last three charts are tickers that report earnings in either AH today or PM tomorrow:

PCX 9 Month, Daily

MTW 9 Month, Daily

UIS 1 Year, Daily

That's all folks. Good luck into this afternoon!


ZM

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Let's Talk Strategy...

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/27/2009 01:11:00 AM 0 comments
As all of you know, over this long weekend I've been making adjustments to the way I trade. This time around I cannot take much credit, for this adjustment was brought to me by two fantastic traders that know a ton about the market and how it rolls. Leigh Jones (@copperstl) and Jason Weaving (@jweaving) were the two masterminds behind the new strategy I have chosen to take with this hectic market, and I thank them for helping me thus far.

The strategy is based around momentum-driven, small cap stocks below $10. Finding tickers like this by yourself is difficult, so in order to find them, I used FINVIZ.com screens. As seen in the screen below, the screen limits used are Price, Average Volume, and Volatility:


This is an actual screen I used to find Basic Materials/Energy sector stocks. From this list, I then chose 25 of the best technical patterns from the 37 tickers available. I've also used this setup for the Industrial Goods sector and the Technology sector for this coming week. By the time I'm finished developing this strategy, I will have a watch list for each sector. For now, however, I'll be using these three sectors in order to see if the strategy works based off of the way I trade and the way I asset manage.

The watch lists for this week are as follows:

Basic Materials/Energy, Indu. Goods, and Tech Sector Watch Lists

With the new trading strategy, I've also instituted a new set up for the way I trade earnings. I've taken the tickers that report earnings in the three watch lists above and have incorporated them into my earnings strategy, thus creating a double the money scenario that I can trade earnings off of - $10 and under stocks with high volatility, momentum swings, and an average volume over 1M that can now work as a ticker to trade and a ticker to swing into earnings with. This means that I will be working with fundamental information with the grouping that reports earnings this week in order to land some big earnings swing trades. The list of tickers that report are seen in the Q2 Earnings Swing Trade spreadsheet below:


That's all for the strategy talk! This week's Economic Data is seen in the link below:


Without question, the two biggest things that come out this week are Durable Goods Orders on Wednesday and GDP on Friday. Both of these things will be able to determine the direction this market goes in the next couple of weeks, thus predicting the outcome of how the rest of this earnings season will go. I will look further into these two statistics come tomorrow, Tuesday, and Thursday.

I hope everyone had a lot of time to reflect and enjoy the week that was. I personally don't feel that this rally can continue like it did last week for much longer without a substantial pullback, so keep your head on a swivel and watch where your market indicators guide you. See all of you during PreMarket soon!


ZM

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Market Recap Videos for the Week of 7/20/09 to 7/24/09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/25/2009 05:04:00 PM 0 comments
Good Afternoon everyone!

Hope all of you are having an enjoyable weekend spending the money you made on the crack market this week. As a way to remember the week that was, I have made a collection of seven (count them, SEVEN) market recap videos for everyone to analyze and think about during this weekend. Enjoy:
  1. Market Index Review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLylI7mqep0
  2. Market Indicator Review - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nXFsBGw20Y
  3. Dollar Index, NYMEX Crude Oil, and ETF/iETF Analysis (Part 1) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFRRJ7QOC5s
  4. ETF/iETF Analysis (Part 2) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bwhpndUtwY
  5. ETF/iETF Analysis (Part 3) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YafTfyafwoQ
  6. Stock Review (Part 1) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-rnr3MI7GQ
  7. Stock Review (Part 2) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S-J9aI3Adw
Enjoy the rest of your weekend everyone!


ZM

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Full Cash, Anyone?

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/23/2009 04:13:00 PM 0 comments
Yes. It was to be done by the end of this week, and it has been written. I am now full cash and ready to assess the situation I've developed for myself. I'm surviving, yes, but took a hit today in a market that was coked up Scarface-style. I bit the bullet this time because I've drifted away, yet again, from the strict rules I've set aside for myself. I took a day off Tuesday to attempt to get my, "Market Qi," back on track. It was a nice day off, but I did not take a "day off" per say. It was a rest, have you.

And now I sit in a position of my want and desire to eat an entire can of whoop ass and throw it at someone who isn't looking. The past two weeks I've been "off." I've been thinking about how I can make my trading grow and develop, I've been considering new strategies, and I've officially deemed myself burned out.

But why? Look at the market! And plus, you've been doing fine - your statistics (minus today) have shown that you've been working your way up and making some solid gains, cutting your losses to tiny ones. I, however, do not enjoy my strategy that I have developed, and this weekend, I will be changing it for the better.

Friday evening will be a video post. Saturday evening will be a day of thought and development at the House of Moose. Sunday will be the post explaining to all of you my new plan of attack on this here stock market. For now, I leave you with a position update:
  • Stopped out of SNDK this morning @ 16.41 for a loss of -1.84, -10.08% [Position size was 18% of my cash basis]
  • Stopped out of CIT this afternoon @ 0.74 for a loss of -0.17, -18.68% [Tester position - 6% of my cash basis]
  • Sold out of JASO @ 4.75 for a profit of +0.05, +1.06% [Position size was 18% of my cash basis]
  • Sold out of AMKR @ 5.89 for a profit of +0.34, +6.13% [Position size was 18% of my cash basis]
  • Sold out of NVAX @ 3.22 for a loss of -0.14, -4.17% [Position size was 18% of my cash basis]
I am 100% cash. It's time to wipe the slate clean.


ZM

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Position Update for 7/23/09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/23/2009 09:12:00 AM 0 comments
This will be the only post within 30 minutes of and during the trading day because of my schedule being absolutely nuts. Watch out for consolidation around these levels, for I think it's going to get choppy due to the lack of volume we've had throughout the week. This is how earnings season normally is, so be ready to do abnormal things in order to work with the abnormal circumstances.

On that note, my current positions all have 10% stops (approximately) for today only because of my absence:
  • SNDK - Position @ 18.25, Stop @ 16.40
  • JASO - Position @ 4.80, Stop @ 4.25
  • AMKR - Position @ 5.55, Stop @ 5.00
  • CIT - Position @ 0.91, Stop @ 0.75
  • NVAX - Position @ 3.36, Stop @ 3.00
I'm interested in seeing how these hold up for me today, especially in the tech names I have positions in. Good luck to everyone, and enjoy your day!


ZM

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Afternoon Update for 7-22-09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/22/2009 12:54:00 PM 0 comments
Hope everyone is banking coin and working through the choppy market thus far! I have prepared a four video, afternoon update for all of you, so enjoy the vids and have a fantastic afternoon:
  1. Index and Market Indicator Overview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPBGdEA62WY
  2. Position Run Through and Watch List Overview (Section 1): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPY-Rvt0fVQ
  3. Watch List Overview (Section 2): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hoi67_NdQLM
  4. Earnings Preview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrFa-eFIeCw

ZM

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Q2 Earnings Swing Trades Through Friday

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/22/2009 07:48:00 AM 0 comments
I must tell you something that you may not like to hear but must be let told anyway:

I don't have a spreadsheet for the rest of the week's Q2 Earnings Swing trades.

Because of the ridiculously cheap sites out there that do not update their earnings until a week later (www.earnings.com), I have been "back ordered" on certain tickers' estimations and actuals for their EPS statistic. Although I have the thinkorswim Desktop Trading Platform, I have been trying on the Internet for so long that I feel quite defeated and lackluster about another attempt at creating an earnings spreadsheet for this week. Instead, I bring you the good ole' manual way of setting up Q2 Earnings Trades - enjoy:


Wednesday, 7/22/09 (After Hours)
  • AF (+0.08) - Savings and Loans
  • ETFC (-0.33) - National Investment Brokerage
  • EBAY (+0.36) - Catalog/Mail Order Houses
  • ISIL (+0.15) - Semiconductor, Broadline
  • JAH (+0.55) - Housewares/Accessories
  • LOGI (-0.20) - Computer Peripherals
  • NE (+1.57) - O&G Drilling/Exploration
  • SNDK (-0.17) - Semiconductor, Memory Chips
  • STLD (-0.12) - Steel/Iron
  • TCK (+0.36) - Industrial Metals/Mineral
  • TEX (-0.28) - Farm/Construction Machinery

Thursday, 7/23/09
  • AMP (+0.57) - AH - Asset Management
  • T (+0.51) - PM - Domestic Telecom Services
  • BNI (+1.01) - AH - Railroads
  • CELG (+0.46) - PM - Biotechnology
  • CENX (-0.82) - AH - Aluminum
  • DO (+2.62) - PM - O&G Drilling/Exploration
  • EXP (+0.25) - PM - Cement
  • FLIR (+0.35 - PM - Scientific/Technical Instruments
  • HERO (-0.20) - PM - O&G Drilling/Exploration
  • HBAN (-0.18) - PM - Regional Banks, Midwest
  • IBKR (+0.31) - AH - National Investment Brokerage
  • WFR (+0.00) - AH - Semiconductor, Integrated Circuits
  • MSCC (+0.19) - AH - Semiconductor, Integrated Circuits
  • MSFT (+0.36) - AH - Application Software
  • NEM (+0.46) - PM - Gold
  • NOC (+1.29) - PM - Aerospace & Defense Products/Services
  • OXY (+0.80) - PM - Independent O&G'
  • PMCS (+0.10) - AH - Semiconductor, Integrated Circuits
  • R (+0.37) - PM - Retail/Leasing Services
  • SPF (-0.15) - PM - Residential Construction
  • SPWRA (+0.14) - AH - General Contractors
  • TMO (+0.66) - PM - Scientific/Technical Instruments
  • WTNY (-0.19) - PM - Regional Banks, Southeast
  • WGOV (+0.37) - AH - Industrial Electrical Equipment
  • XRX (+0.11) - PM - Business Equipment
  • BIDU (+1.43) - AH - Internet Information Providers

Friday, 7/24/09
  • ACI (-0.06) - PM - Industrial Metals/Minerals
  • ASH (+0.91) - PM - Major Diversified Chemicals
  • BDK (+0.37) - PM - Small Tools/Accessories
  • DOV (+0.46) - PM - Diversified Machinery
  • EXC (+0.97) - PM - Diversified Utilities
  • FO (+0.62) - PM - Home Furnishings/Fixtures
  • IR (+0.39) - PM - Diversified Machinery
  • SLB (+0.63) - PM - O&G Equipment/Services
  • TROW (+0.35) - PM - Asset Management
  • WL (+0.09) - PM - Regional Banks, Mid-Atlantic
That's all for now! Stay tuned for an afternoon update video post. Also, pay close attention to this week's EIA Petroleum Status Report coming out TODAY @ 10:30am. In my honest opinion, I think today's report will be the biggest for the big oil companies due to their short term, parabolic bottom.

Good luck on this fine, fine Wednesday!


ZM

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Afternoon Update

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/20/2009 12:02:00 PM 0 comments
Afternoon all! Today's Afternoon Update is going to be a video update, but before I give you the link to the video, I have a couple of notes that are imperative to read if you're trading today:
  • Volume is VERY thin and has been all morning, even with the bulls having the advantage.
  • The VIX is flat and has been since July 15.
  • The $TRIN, although above the volatile level of 1.00, is in a 5 day wedge excluding today's random spike to 2.36.
Today's earnings articles are also important to look at if you're considering swinging into the following companies:

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For the Week Ahead - 7/20/09 to 7/24/09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/20/2009 04:43:00 AM 0 comments
As the sun rises and my eyes close, I have created the files necessary for you for trade succesfully this week and with ease. Because of my lack of sleep and strenuous hours thus far, I haven't finished my earnings document and have only gotten to Wednesday (I will complete Thursday and Friday tomorrow evening). For now, I give you the Economic Data, the Top 25/Bottom 25 Industries, my two swing trading watch lists, and of course, my earnings picks. Enjoy:


Economic Data

Monday: Leading Indicators @ 10:00am
Tuesday: ICSC-Goldman Store Sales @ 7:45am ; Redbook @ 8:55am
Wednesday: EIA Petroleum Status Report @ 10:30am (Bernanke is also speaking to the Senate Banking Committee regarding our Monetary Policy @ 10:00am)
Thursday: Jobless Claims @ 8:30am ; Existing Home Sales @ 10:00am ; EIA Natural Gas Report @ 10:30am ; Fed Balance Sheet/Money Supply @ 4:30pm
Friday: Consumer Sentiment @ 9:55am


Top 25/Bottom 25 Industries (10 Day Time Frame)

The spreadsheet with the chosen industries for this week can be found at the link below:



Weekly Watch Lists

The watch lists this week are based off of the highlighted indsutries seen in the link above. These industries were also chosen based upon the type of companies that are reporting earnings for this week and the impact that those companies will possibly have on that particular industry at hand. The companies on the watch lists below have a minimum of 1million shares traded on a daily basis, thus being high-traffic stocks:

Swing Trading Solo Watch List

Investment Opportunities Watch List


Q2 Earnings Watch Lists (Monday - Wednesday)

For now, I only have the screen shots of the watch lists. In my Afternoon Update for tomorrow, I will be adding the estimates for Monday's after hours reports for the tickers on Monday's watch list. Tomorrow evening, however, I'll be setting up a spreadsheet that will make life easier and show estimates and when the company reports (Date and Pre-Market/After-Hours). The screen shots of the watch lists can be seen below:

Q2 Earnings - Monday (7-20-09)

Q2 Earnings - Tuesday (7-21-09)

Q2 Earnings - Wednesday (7-22-09)

That, my friends, is all for now. It's time to get some rest before this market goes crazy over the CIT news, so prepare yourself and DO NOT get caught with your pants down. REMEMBER: Earnings Season is a different market!


ZM

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Position Update

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/17/2009 12:11:00 PM 0 comments
This is going to be rather quick, but it's to let all of you see what I've been doing in my portfolio over the past two days:
  • Dropped last half of HERO yesterday for +0.54, +16.36% gain. The average total gain for the HERO trade was +0.46, +13.94%.
  • Added JASO @ 4.70 and AMKR @ 5.50 at the close yesterday.
  • Dropped ABX this morning @ 34.20, closing the position for a +1.45, +4.43% gain.
  • Holding JASO and AMKR into the weekend.
With my recent trading action, my exposure has changed a significant amount. I am now 32% long (all of which is out of the Semiconductor sector) and 68% cash.

Because I am holding JASO and AMKR over the weekend, I've decided to map out what I'm looking at via technical analysis and why I have confidence in these two positions (along with the rest of the Semiconductor sector). Let's review JASO first:

JASO 6 Month, Daily

As seen in the chart above, JASO is currently experiencing a bit of a breather today at the halfway mark of the trading session. JASO, however, has a ton of security support wise when discussing where its simple moving averages (SMAs) are on its chart. It's SMA prices on the chart are as follows:
  • 50 Day SMA = 4.40
  • 5 Day SMA = 4.36
  • 20 Day SMA = 4.34
Not only does it have SMA support padding, but in case it breaks through all of these supports today, it also has a price support @ 4.26. I've chosen JASO to hold over the weekend due to its stability (for once) and because of the strength of the $COMPX.

The same scenario goes for AMKR as well:

AMKR 1 Year, Daily

AMKR's support came right when the price of the stock double bottomed @ 4.28. The 50d SMA at this point in time held AMKR in place and, when the momentum in the stock picked up, volume accumulation skyrocketed and sent AMKR's price with it. It's currently being driven by the $COMPX momentum and the 5d SMA, thus I'm holding AMKR over the weekend due to its strength.

Trust me, there are plenty of other Semiconductor names that I would have added yesterday (MRVL, WFR, SNDK, MCHP), but I limited myself to two tickers so I wouldn't overexpose myself both on the long side and on the technology side of the markets. With all of this being said, I am still sketched out with what next week brings. Thus, I will be trading the market this afternoon with extreme caution.

Two things to look at going into the 3:00pm volatile time are:
  1. Volume
  2. VIX
Keep an eye on your V's and you're afternoon will be a breeze! Enjoy the rest of your trading day everyone.


ZM

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Afternoon Update for 7-16-09

Written by Zachary A. Musso On 7/16/2009 12:31:00 PM 0 comments
It's been a consolidation day for the $SPX thus far as it lingers around the ever so important 930 level. A break below this level on considerably bearish volume would be the only thing that would make me nervous:

$SPX 30 Day, 60 Minue

The DVOL to UVOL ratio has been ranging from 1 to 3 throughout the trading day with the bears in the lead, however, with the extremely low volume printing for the bears, "they go nuthin." The VIX is weak today, while the $TRIN spiked early this morning but to no avail as it has continued to decline since.

Quick tickers that I like from this morning's action are as followed in chart form:

BGG 1 Year, Daily

KGC 1 Year, Daily

CCC 9 Month, Daily

SPWRA 9 Month, Daily

SD 9 Month, Daily

CENX 6 Month, Daily

CDE 9 Month, Daily

DRYS 6 Month, Daily

That's all for now. To give all of you a heads up, I MAY be purchasing some GOOG at the close in order to make some quick cash... I think everyone and their mother knows that GOOG has the operational trends to beat earnings - it just depends on how badly they are beaten. Have a good afternoon and a good rest of the trading day all!


ZM

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