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I would suggest diving into the world of technical analysis. A good place to start is with Edwards & Magee's book, "Technical Analysis of Stock Trends." With your background as an engineer, I would think it would suit you. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Eventual targets.......$17.50......$6.00.......and finally $1.00

Thanks to everyone for the info.

I need to get a basic understanding of Fibs and how to implement them in my personal TA, specifically with potential tops and bottoms. Instead of searching through countless websites, does anyone know where I can obtain some basic information? Chart examples would be great. I really appreciate...

Stockcharts.com has some defined scans that are free. http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.scan You have to pay to run custom scans. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Not sure what the big deal is about calling live trades. Who really cares? I provide specific calls "days" in advance with exact entry / exit points, and I'm pretty sure they aren't traded by anyone other than myself and a few close friends that don't have a clue how to generate their own ideas...

I didn't see anything complex in arriving at the decision to go short yesterday. The NDX (Gap 2050) and the SPX (Wedge 1440) hit major resistance at precisely the same time.

Or, multi-months

Excellent spot to take on a short....S&P & NDX @ resistance (1440 & 2050) at the same time. I'm with you Riskfree. Hopefully, we won't see higher highs after 2:30. Good Luck, T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Very true statement....no substitute for hard work.

I've never understood why more people don't talk about Stockcharts.com here. They provide everything I need including a powerful scan engine. However, you have to have an account to be able to used the "Advanced Scan" interface. http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.scan T...

I would avoid DUG. It's not a pure play on oil. If you can find the shares, USO is a better play. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Would anyone know where I could get a list of China companies that trade on the Nasdaq or NYSE? Thanks for any help. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

That's way too much to watch.. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

Stoney, Nice chart. Thanks for the tip. Also, take a look at CNEH. Another China play and pretty chart if you're into that sort of thing. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

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stockcharts.com has a powerful scan engine and will do about anything you want. The language for the Advanced Scans can take awhile to get used to though. T. http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

I personally have faith in the longer time frames....too many failures with the shorter periods (i.e. intraday) T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/

You can't go wrong with Medved Quotetracker. It's free but you'll need a data servicer provider. T http://actionpointsta.blogspot.com/