NSOL..EIDSY.. SLR, PLUG, IONN, AGIL
EIDSY volume is improving much like PHCM did when I liked it. It was about 43 and traded 17,000, even less than EIDSY. I completed my third run with EIDSY.. from 72 to 90 twice and now from 72 and 77 to 100 all in just weeks. Quality again. THQI picked up after a correction (posted) is doing great once again. So when you are afraid of overvaluation or sudden crashes, you would do better with these kind of stocks (THQI, ELNT, IONN, CELG, PLUG).. PLUG and IONN have been phenomenal at very cheap prices.
And even AGIL, I called a 'major' trend change on the DAILY chart at 129 for AGIL but I wasn't going to stay in until now, it was just too risky. I grabbed a 5-10 points twice so I missed 2/3 but then I made up for it with IONN, etc.. That's the way you avoid the fear of a corrective move taking you out on a gap down. So you lose a few grand on IONN but you could lose 10 or 20 grand on AGIL.. Not worth it for me.
SLR mentioned on today's watch list perfectly positioned for its earnings report. I'm getting both more aggressive with 'fine' stocks and more cautious but nontheless playing the ipo's for 1-2 days (watch list #9)..both long and short. That way you can enjoy multiple days gain in good stocks one hand (CMVT, ADI,ADCT, ERTS, CPRT,) and save your 'quick, yet not-so-well fast risers' as daytrades. Another boost is to pick the fast risers that are below 30 bucks a share so your day trade or 2 day hold can maximize profits.
I read the Industry Standard every week.. I had some interesting story about NSOL. Quality nets are safer to hold than the newer IPOs wich is why I've always loved NSOL. Yes, i'm a happy camper. There was a wonderful article Tuesday on LTRE, an earnings play.. and ZLC had a great article as well.. So the key is diversification in this market. |