
Major indices closed up the week here the details:
Nasdaq +2%
Dow Jones+3,6%
S&P 500+1,7%
The chart below shows the major sectors performances in the last ten trading days compared to the S&P500.
Chart courtesy of Stockchart.com
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Weekly Review
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2:59 AM
Friday, July 18, 2008
Premarket Movers

UP
Medivation Inc(MDVN)
Century Casinos Inc(CNTY)
Citigroup, Inc(C)
Petrohawk Energy Corp(HK)
Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc(BRL)
DOWN
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc(AMD)
Semgroup Energy Partners L P(SGLP)
Gilead Sciences Inc(GILD)
ViroPharma Incorporated(VPHM)
Trina Solar Limited(TSL)
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8:28 AM
Follow-Through

The market showed a decent follow-through and rallied fueled by a drop in the oil prices. The oil closed around 4% lower. Sessions like these are pretty nice, as long as you take it for what they are:Oversold bounces. The bears could return pretty soon and drop the market again. Weak numbers from GOOG andMSFT in after-hour trading are not exactly the good news that the bulls was waiting.
NO PICKS TODAY
Chart Courtesy Of TeleChart 
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3:01 AM
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Oversold Rally

The CPI raised more than expected 1,1% reaching a scaring a year-to-year 5%. The news triggered a desperate oversold rally after a crazy premarket confusing action. The bounce was in the cards soon or later and could still have legs in the very short-term. But the just on average volume says that this was a typical oversold bounce in a bear market and nothing more. It is still too early to call for a bottom here.
Here an interesting chart:
Robbins & Myers Inc.(RBN)
gapped up to a new all-time high three weeks ago. The stock is moving in a volatile ascending triangle since then and could break out soon.
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2:57 AM
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Watch The CPI

The stock market closed mixed yesterday after a volatile but anemic session. The bulls are still hoping for a bottom here and that´s maybe the reason why we are still in red day after day:No capitulation. The CPI today is a market mover, keep an eye on it. Consensus is 0,7% or 4,5% year-to-year...This would be the highest increase since almost three years.
Here an interesting chart:
AZZ INCORPORATED(AZZ)
broke out to a new all-time high three weeks ago. The stock is moving in a sideways pattern since then and could resume its uptrend soon.
Chart Courtesy Of TeleChart 
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3:05 AM
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
Interesting Links
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4:30 PM
Ugly Action

The market gapped up sharply at the open, but renewed bad news in the financial sector changed the mood quickly with the sector dropping more than 6%. Major indices closed in red once again in a scary action. This bad environment could continue in the short-term with the fear raising day after day in the crowd´s minds.
Here an interesting chart:
Ross Stores Inc.(ROST)
is pausing near an all-time high and could complete a cup & handle pattern soon. Put it on your watchlist.
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1:59 AM
Monday, July 14, 2008
Economic Calendar

Here a quick view of the Macro data this week:
MON:None
TUE:PPI, Retail Sales, NY Empire State Index.
WED:CPI, FOMC Minutes, Crude Inventories.
THU:Building Permits, Housing Starts, Philadelphia Fed, Jobless Claims
FRY:None
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4:30 PM
Busy Week Ahead

The week ended with another disappointing session. The Dow Jones tested the 11k level nearing now to a 2-year low. This week will be extremely busy with a lot of earnings and the CPI-PPI (more later). Cash is king so far and start to build new positions now, the same which direction, doesn´t make any sense. The market will continue to offer nice opportunities for fast fingers in the short-term, but a small position size is still recommended.
Here an interesting chart:
FLIR SYSTEMS IN(FLIR)
printed new all-time highs two weeks ago. The stock is pausing in a bull flag since then and could resume its uptrend soon.
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Sunday, July 13, 2008







