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To: Trader X who wrote (11517)2/10/2001 3:01:09 AM
From: Michael Watkins  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12039
 
Just reviewed 138 charts - basically anything that traded on average 4M or more shares over the last year. Its my stable of stocks that I care to watch and occasionally trade.

Some of the chip complex stocks look relatively better than the rest, but its a minor distinction.

What really strikes me are how few of these stocks have been in any sort of uptrend. The NYSE / 'old economy' names are all looking pretty close to falling over right here and now.

Then we have names like SUNW and NOK who are at the recent swing low from earlier this year, already and ahead of the averages. While I can easily conceive of a scenario where things bounce, simply because many will want them to bounce, I sure wouldn't be councilling anyone other than the ultra nimble to even bother trying.

PS, try looking at INTC on the weekly chart.

The positive I can take away here is that it will soon all be over.

LOL!



To: Trader X who wrote (11517)2/10/2001 6:47:12 PM
From: Smooth Drive  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 12039
 
Hello Trader X,

INTC - Another good looking inverted hammer. Yesterday's action not only took out the 21 DSMA but the 50 DSMA as well. I saw the not so perfect hanging man on 2/1 when the fast and long MACD's were nice and overbought. Put it in my watchlist to follow and it did go down.

stockcharts.com[l,a]daclyymy[pb50!b200!d21,2][vc60][iUa13,34,5!La8,17,9!La13,34,89]

I don't think it's done falling. The P&F incomplete bearish price objective is right at the past support in the 29is area: stockcharts.com

Take care,

Eric