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Strategies & Market Trends : Guidance and Visibility
AAPL 269.05-0.5%Nov 3 9:30 AM EST

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To: mph who wrote (45774)3/8/2002 11:40:31 PM
From: SirRealist  Read Replies (5) of 208838
 
CPN EXEE AKLM TIBX KANA closed nr hod.... SY too and very near its third attempt at the 52 wk high (18.46 close nr 18.81 52 wk high) also seeing steady money flow increasing into ISPH.

MVL hit 8.20! Is KM still holding?

NVDA has dojis all over the place and ignores all technical analysis.

BDAL has a nice uptrend going. ITRA is showing accumulation. FIRE looks ready to rock despite its gains thus far (an old-time fave of mine). INMX has the stochastics looking hot and CALP looks very hot; both closed on hod. BJCT looking very good.

UCOMA ended at hod, GEMS has added volume and closed a cent off its high. CTLM looks ready to pop to a new high Monday. UTSI is being well accumulated. NTIQ at hod, looks excellent. PRSF, DRIV at hod. POWI nr hod. EFCX still looking for more.

There are many more... as I look at the charts I can see that some may bop up early 50 cents or a buck and peak out. Others may dip back for a day or two first. Some, like TUNE, look all set to do a final 20% to reach the 50 dma.

After all the chart parameters gave way today and we closed above the NASDy 50dma, I am bullish for the first time in two months. I know Monday & Tuesday could dip, but I can easily set my sights on 1980 now, before long.
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