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Strategies & Market Trends : Market Gems:Stocks w/Strong Earnings and High Tech. Rank
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To: John NY who wrote (32569)4/11/1999 5:24:00 PM
From: Jenna  Read Replies (2) of 120523
 
Why stocks surge AFTER the report. Is it partly due to the earnings report and report of the price of the stock appearing in traditional media thus appealing to traders using traditional methods?
That is the ultimate reason why stocks surge. Exactly what I printed on the web site "Institutions become interested and they are printed up in financial magazines' but that is still late for us. We should get interested within "DAYS" after the report. I think and that is just my opinion that there is a 'tug of war' after an earnings report between bulls and bears, short sellers and everyone who made a 'bet' on the stock. You saw an excellent example of this with NDB, MU, and CMVT. All tottering on the day after the report only to make impressive gains a day or two latter. After the hoopla wears off the stock usually resumes its normal price patterns. That is why I like chart patterns so much. They eventually transcend the manipulation of stocks after the earnings report. If you follow the chart patterns of our favorite stocks following the past 3 or 4 earnings reports a definite pattern emerges. Of course you have to make exceptions for stocks that are coming into a first positive earnings report after a number of negative reports and the like. These later stocks (NTBK, GNET,XCIT,BVSN, PAW, INFS,CNET etc) will surge even more

and now we have a brand new category: Stocks with exceptional revenue growth, Sales growth, price/sales AND whose earnings are less negative than the street anticipated.
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