Article Archive For Keyword: Topping Out

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• Center Point Energy (CNP) Topping Out

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...This energy play shows several signs of topping out, making it a prudent sell.

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: APR 2003

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• Coke Topping Out?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. stock price has been above $60 less than a handful times since 1997.Recently it spiked that high again, but now that threshold has fizzed. Was this a top?

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: SEP 2006

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• Genzyme Topping Out

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Genzyme General, a division of Genzyme, is a Nasdaq 100 stock that appears to be repeating a pattern and may be forming a possible triple top.

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: MAR 2003

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• Gold & Silver Index Could Be Topping Out

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Gold & Silver Index has been chugging higher the last several months but the technicals are indicating a potential reversal in the near future.

AUTHOR: Kevin HopsonDATE: AUG 2003

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• Is Oil Topping Out?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The price of crude oil has been testing overhead resistance and will be making a decisive move from here but which way?

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: NOV 2003

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• The Canadian Dollar Topping Out

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A head and shoulders pattern is a very powerful accumulation and distribution pattern. The Canadian dollar futures are showing just such a distribution pattern, both on the daily and weekly chart. The following weeks are going to be crucial for the Can

AUTHOR: Ashwani GujralDATE: MAR 2004

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• Topping Out or Just Taking a Break?

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The market is showing strong negative divergence again. Is it a pause or the end of another bear rally?

AUTHOR: Matt BlackmanDATE: JUL 2003

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• VIX Topping Out Soon May Mean Market Bounce

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index is used by stock and options traders to monitor the market's anxiety level. There is an inverse relationship to market direction. Generally when one peaks, the other troughs.

AUTHOR: Gary GrosschadlDATE: JAN 2003