Showing posts with label Stock Watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stock Watch. Show all posts

Friday, January 19, 2007

Stock Watch 1/19/07

Watching fails. ASIA is on my watch list for trading today. It came up as a forceswing candidate. Using the force index for short term trading you would look for a negative 3 day force index and positive 13 day force index. ASIA came up last Thurs. as forceswing watch, and rocketed in trading on Friday, Jan 12. It's been in a downtrend since. Average volume is 430 thousand. Last Friday, volume was almost 3 million. The force index is calculated with the price difference multiplied by the volume, so the volume has to be strong to make this reversal. Other watches include ACUS AMNT GEMS DHBT

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

Stock Watch 1/18/07

Still watching this week's watches; especially AVNC since it has been down for 11 consecutive days and RSI(2) below 1 and FORG.

Forceswing candidates I'm watching INSM and BVSN. From various other screens, I'll also be watching CCUR, ONT, XOMA, ARIA

These watches really need to hold for green and have a good volume.

Last minute addition UBET, which made EMA cross and TRIX cross.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Stock Watch 1/17/06

No forceswing candidates for today, but I'll still be watching yesterday's force candidate TASR. As well as all the other fails from yesterday, AVNC, BRLC, FORG, LBIX, PFSW, SKNN, TASR, TERN.

Additionally, ACAD is showing as an "11 day down" watch.

Monday, January 15, 2007

Stock Watch 1/17/07

My forceswing candidates look like the usual suspects - FORG TASR
Also will be watching for some movement from Friday's forceswing candidates that failed - BRLC, PFSW

Also watching AVNC, AERT, TERN, and SKNN. My curiosity candidate is Leading Brands, Inc., LBIX. Earnings were announced Thurs, Jan 11, with a Q3 loss .04/share and YTD results were flat at .00/share. The stock took a 10.54% dip on Friday.

Friday, January 12, 2007

Stock Watch: 1/12/07

Watching fails, especially: TGEN, ASIA, ZVUE

Forceswing candidates: BRLC and PFSW. For a more detailed description of watch BRLC, visit the Green on the Screen blog.

Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Stock Watch 1/10/07

Fails! 'Nuff said.

TERN and ZVUE are my forceswing candidates.

Looking at TGEN CPWR NEXM CPNLQ SKNN FICC for some movement.

Tuesday, January 9, 2007

Stock Watch 1/9/07

Fails! FORG DKAM DSTI MBND LNX ENCY RGBL WTAR and ONT

Still looking for a few more points from STEM and ZIXI before I exit.

Also keeping my eyes on EGHT ACLS GTCB PVCT ESST ISON TASR and forceswing candidates TERN & MIVA

Monday, January 8, 2007

Stock Watch 1/8/07

Besides watching Jim Cramer's picks, I'll be eyeing ZIXI DPHIQ STEC

After reading Muddy's comments, I spent some time this weekend reading & rereading his posts regarding sq/vol/breakout (it's amazing how many times he answers the same questions over the years!). The sq/vol/breakout would have returned WTAR and DKAM and quite a few other gems. Additionally, I realize I still need to follow up better with the fails. So with that, I'll be watching: ONT FORG DKAM VXGN DSTI MBND LNX ENCY RGBL MEMY

Thursday, January 4, 2007

Stock Watch 1/4/07

No forceswing today (unless you like penny stock GOIH which is trading at $0.02!).

I'll be watching NFLD again. I've run some other filters, so I will take a look at ADLR , INKS, and CTS.

Monday, January 1, 2007

Stock Watch 1/3/07

I will continue to watch fails from last week ENCY ,CLWT and SIRI. I'll also be keeping my eyes on EPIX and LMRA for more positive gains.

Be sure to read any comments posted on this blog. You may find great insight in there. Muddy gave a heads up on CPNLQ and DCTH.

My forceswing candidate of the day is Targeted Genetics, TGEN which lost 8.83% in trading on Friday to close at $5.37 with no apparent news or rumours but looks poised for a reversal.

My curiousity of the day will have to be Northfield Labs, NFLD, whose recent drug disaster cost its shares to plunge over 70% since December. Northfield "reported a higher-than-expected death rate in a study for its blood substitute product PolyHeme". NFLD gained 6% in trading on Friday, to close up at $4.07. Although recent news has been pretty grim, it's had "2 straight up days inside". Worth a look?