I have found that the first 2 days of the week are often my best days and I am not surprised why: I have had the weekend to reflect on the market and have had ample time to study charts and current events. So I wish to air some observations and hope to stimulate some further discussion and feedback. It seems that ET has a lot of good minds and maybe we can meld them into a more powerful weapon for us all.
Here are some of the stocks that I have flagged for further review this weekend and I list them here because they exhibit different chart patterns:
BA: Getting the crap kicked out of it. Double top behind, but a little late to short. What's interesting is the daily pattern of the last 2 months recapitulates to some extent the weekly pattern of the last 2 years, which is a massive inverted H&S with a double top. On a weekly scale it is not too late to short but I haven't the patience to operate on a weekly scale.
NVDA:
I think still good for a short and the long term trend line is around 29-30, at which point heavy buying might emerge again like it did the past 2 times
MER:
Inverted C&H. I would short at 48.40 to be aggressive or 47.55 to be conservative with an initial target of 46.50. If Monday is an upday for this stock then I would re-adjust the entry point.
AGN:
Runaway with a spinning top. Ideally a pullback for a few days could give a good entry, but if that doesn't happen,watch how it challenges 70 where there is solid resistance.
FRX:
Broke down from its shelf and I would look to short it on a pullback.
ESRX:
I was long 60.11 today on this and scratched the trade when I had to leave for the morning. I tried to get back in at 61.35 but was interrupted again and cancelled the order. Now I know the next time I get in its going to reverse on me. It has broken to a new 52 week high and is technically and apparently fundamentally sound and a pullback at least on the hourly charts might offer a good entry.
EBAY:
In a nice pennant formation. Today it had heavy volume with a large range and close toward the top of the range. There is no clear cut entry point but it looks real good for a long, maybe over today's high.
FVB.
Momentum pullback and today was the day to enter.
FHRX.
Enormous volume, broke out of a 2 month base, and closed below 200 dma, but above all short term MAs.
YHOO.
No particular pattern, just a dog stock buried by enormous overhead supply.