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Wednesday, January 14, 2004
Good evening friends,
A sluggish start to the markets today, but that didn't last long as the buyers came in after lunch and ran prices up in anticipation of good news from Intel Corp after the close. The news was great but there wasn't much discussion about it, because it was over shadowed by a big bank merger. JP Morgan is buying Bank One and that news dominated the headlines after the bell. Yahoo also reported, and both INTC and YHOO are down in AH trading. We should have known the market would sell the news; it seems to happen every time no matter if the news is good or bad. At this point, I'm not sure what to expect from tomorrow's trading; I guess we will just play it by ear.
Happy Days
There's no end to the number of good looking charts these days. As soon as a stock falls off the bulletin, there is another one right there to take its place. I have removed the closed trades from the past two days as well as a couple of sluggish performers. I will wait before having a full Bulletin of 50 stocks until we find out what tomorrow's reaction is to INTC's earnings release. No sense in adding a stock that may fall back off if we should get a bad day in the markets. Let's wait and see which charts look best after tomorrow's trading. I think there will be plenty to choose from in the weeks and months ahead, so there is no rush right now.
Trade Record
With the gains we locked in today, we are up 181% since inception and 14% so far in 2004. 14% in 14 days, I guess we are on a pace to make 365% this year, LOL. Don't laugh, it's very possible. The NASDAQ is 3 points away from a new 52 week high. The way the market was looking into the last hour of trading, I thought that we would break through and make a new high, setting up a gap up for tomorrow on the INTC news. However, the close was rather lackluster, and so my scenario of a gap up doesn't seem realistic. The good news is that many bulletin stocks continue to make new 52-week highs. Today's winners included: ORB, NANX, AIRN, SBAC, NAVR, ISO, CORV, IMOS, AXTI, and TGA. A few of the BB stocks featured in this commentary over the last week have also done very well. PFCE was a runner today (mentioned here at .43), and it shot up to a high of .66. We also had NPCT gaining 71% after I listing in the commentary (I did not buy it myself). I did buy WTER, and I locked in a 42% gain. I was able to buy AMWS today when I noticed it was about to take off on volume. The alert was sent at 1.51, and it blasted to a new high of 1.66. You penny lovers out there should be watching these stocks. I don't buy all of these, but they still move without us and are worth a look. (Below is a list of a few more I think could move soon.)
For the active BB player, there are a ton of these little stocks looking good tonight. Here are just a few for your watch list, they should move up soon: BIPH, EXBT, ICOA, NEOP, TMXN, USGA, GSPG and SRAM
Also, here are some Chip stocks that could move on INTC news tomorrow. They are: ATML, BRCD, VTSS, AMD, and AMCC. Have a great night everyone, we'll see you all Thursday evening.
Announcement:
I have some business on Friday January 16th; I will neither be available on message boards nor will I be sending alerts that day. Please make sure you plan your trades and trade your plan, thank-you.
Announcement:
As a part of our marketing campaign, we have been sending out a commentary each Sunday to our free board members. The mini-commentary is a scaled down version of the member commentary that is meant to give free members a small taste of what is available to subscribers. Selected stocks charts are also being posted to the public forum once a week as part of this campaign.
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