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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank

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To: Connor26 who wrote (119993)12/21/2000 3:21:25 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) of 120523
 
BEAS..you have to differentiate between 2 situations: the BEAS situation and the general market indicators. A stock can trigger a short like BEAS did this morning but you should WAIT UNTIL 9:50 to 10:10. We actually called BEAS LONG this morning at 60 because to get an adequate trigger because you can get

a) A gap up above the BUY trigger and than that worthless if the stock moves DOWN by 9:50-10:00. That is why we discuss the intraday and the DAILY chart.

b) a trigger short before 10 and THEN the key market indicators trigger a long and move up when the nasdaq and S&P futures trigger a buy signal on their respective charts. You can't be running in the morning in a 'guessestimate' but wait until 9:50 until 10:00. Most of our triggers came today between 9:50 and 10:00 and they were LONG TRIGGERS.

The answer is simply not to decide whether a stock is taking out the daily support/resistance at the open at all but wait until 10:00. Now at the end of the session I am now short BEAS so if at the CLOSE it takes out 56 that would be more signficant because it would be a possible gap down open
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