Sunday, April 26, 2009

Swine Flu Basket

Here are five stocks poised to fly based on the spreading threat of a global swine flu pandemic. More coverage at my other site, AllAllan.



NNVC




NVAX





SVA




AVII





BRCX





All five are on Weekly BUY Signals, some are also on Monthly BUYS, some just shy of triggering Monthly BUYS.


The Anti-Cramer

Saturday, April 25, 2009

NNVC

I've written up some background material on NanoViricides on AllAllan which may explain the recent strength in NNVC, running from $0.55 to $0.80 in the past few weeks. Below is my Trade Triangle chart, which is on Daily and Weekly Buy signals.



NanoViricides should generate a Monthly Buy Signal if it prints above $0.83 next week. The technical analysis significance of this move would be to turn that last triangle positive, generating a Total Score of +100 for this stock.

These Monthly signals are longer term signals and very effective. The most recent signals were a BUY on February 20, 2008 at $0.57, followed by it's current signal, a SELL on September 9, 2008 at $1.01. Those signals resulted in gains of and 77% and 21% respectively. Together, a total gain of 114% for the past 14 months.



The Anti-Cramer

Friday, April 24, 2009

XLF Weekly Trade Triangles

There are enough talking heads on financials these days to make a traders head spin. On the other hand, there have been only two weekly Triangle Signals on the XLF year-to-date. The first one was a SELL SIGNAL on January 12th at $11.48. The second was a BUY SIGNAL on March 16th at $8.46. The XLF is trading today at $10.74.


That a 26% gain on the Sell and a 27% gain on the Buy signal. No leverage, no Cramer, no talking heads, just Trade Triangles from Market Club.



The Anti-Cramer

Friday, April 17, 2009

Free Access: Global Market Perspective

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Thursday, April 16, 2009

Nice currency analysis




Watching the US Dollar and Sterling, nice analysis:


Triangles' Long



Two weeks off of the bottom, Triangles' flipped long and remain long well into this week's bar.

Despite my skepticism, this signal must be respected, whichever way it is pointing.

For now, that's UP.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

S&P Analysis

From Market Club, an S&P analysis.




Google

Google reports earnings on Thursday. Henry Blodget is expecting good news. So is the Triangle chart below:



I rarely trade Google any more, preferring more predictable patterns, but since many of you do trade GOOG, heads-up for a volatile end-of-the-week.

DNDN

DNDN is up over 200% on good results for their prostrate cancer drug. How would the Triangles have handled DNDN before the run-up?


The small box at the left lower corner of the chart tells all.

A Monthly Buy at $4.80, a Weekly Buy at $3.87 and a Daily buy at $4.45.


Should have, would have, could have.............but it was there, if only............

Monday, April 13, 2009

GMCR

A new idea from David Gordon: Wake up and smell the coffee

Apple Computer



How high can Apple go?

Trading the S&P 500



The triangles are Weekly buy and sell signals. How easy is that?