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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank
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To: Judy who wrote (11214)7/9/1998 7:17:00 PM
From: LastShadow  Read Replies (1) of 120523
 
DELL and AKLM

AKLM doesn't look like it wants to violate today's floor, but if it does it looks to lose 30% - the volume and # of trades dropped off, so I am guessing the runup is over.

DELL - both, and I am not making a joke here. There were a tremendous number of large block buys and sells, and even in the last 8 ticks it was still oscillating with the last four flat. The local maxima for DELL up until today was 98. Today's high set a new local maxima, and since it didn't retrench to the 98 level or below, my first thought was it would maintain its momentum. Up until about 11 am, when most of the large block trades took place it was under accumulation. The iffy part is the close. There was a huge number of transactions at close, and they were at ask (regardless of buy or sell). Both those two conditions TOGETHERb tell me its still under accumulation. I do have a net for DELL, and will run that tonight with MACR.
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