June 28, 2004

Ford's Stock Is Built Tough -- Kevin Hopson

Bullish technicals and bearish market sentiment could be a winning combination for Ford Motor Company....(more)

Transports Break Massive Wedge -- Arthur Hill

The Dow Jones Transportation Average (TRAN) is leading the market higher and challenging its 2001 highs....(more)

June 25, 2004

Banks Poised To Resume The Uptrend -- Arthur Hill

Here is the banking index with a wave 5 projection....(more)

Breakout For CKE Restaurants -- Steven Coffey

CKR recently made a strong volume breakout above its April 2002 high. What's more, it's just slightly above the breakout point....(more)

June 24, 2004

The Challenge Ahead For The US Dollar Index -- Gary Grosschadl

The US Dollar Index has fallen substantially in the past two years. Now it faces some challenges if it hopes to turn around....(more)

Nikkei Returns To Broken Trendline -- Arthur Hill

Here is the Nikkei with trendline break and triple resistance threat....(more)

Microsoft: Is It Worth Buying? -- Koos van der Merwe

Microsoft has been very much in the news the past week. With its billions in cash, Microsoft speculation moves from offering its shareholders a comfortable dividend to a share buyback. Either way, it ...(more)

AIG's Head And Shoulders Top -- David Penn

Given the topping action in American International Group, the stock may want to take out an insurance policy on itself....(more)

June 23, 2004

Using Pitchfork Channels To Determine Support & Resistance -- Kevin Hopson

Pitchfork channels can identify good buy and sell points, as illustrated by Meridian Resources Corp....(more)

Third Of A Third? -- David Penn

Updating my "The Alternative Wave Count Cometh" ... could a major Elliott wave event be right around the corner?...(more)

Double Bottom For ST Assembly Test Services Ltd.? -- Steven Coffey

With the close just above the stop-loss level, now could be a good time to buy STTS....(more)

Double Top For QualComm? -- Arthur Hill

After a spectacle run, Qualcomm (QCOM) recently ran into resistance at 70 twice this year, with the indicator flashing a yellow light....(more)

June 22, 2004

The Big Picture For Natural Gas -- Kevin Hopson

Natural gas is entering a critical stage right now, as key support and resistance levels are converging upon one another....(more)

Is Lumber Headed Lower? -- David Penn

A breakdown from this head and shoulders top could see lumber prices near 344....(more)

The S&Ps Not-So-Symmetrical, Not-So-Perfect Intraday Triangle Breakdown -- David Penn

Pattern perfection is sometimes not all it's cracked up to be....(more)

June 21, 2004

POT.TO On Fire -- Gary Grosschadl

PotashCorp raises second quarter guidance, spurring the share price near the highs of 1998....(more)

June 18, 2004

Looking At The Sign In The Road. . . -- Koos van der Merwe

On June 15th, I presented an article, "New Bull Market. . . Or?" In it, I showed my preferred Elliott Wave count, but every Elliottician has an alternate strategy ready to pull it out at a moment's ...(more)

Playing The Presidential Cycle -- Matt Blackman

Incumbent presidents have shown an incredible propensity for shamelessly pumping up the economy in election years. Knowing when is the essential first step to profiting from it....(more)

Legg Mason's Trendline Break -- David Penn

In a bull market since the summer of 2002, Legg Mason experiences a major trendline break in the summer of 2004....(more)

June 17, 2004

Transocean's Falling Channel Formation -- Kevin Hopson

Transocean has been stuck in a downtrend the last three months but there are signs of a forthcoming reversal....(more)

An Update On Plains Exploration & Production -- Kevin Hopson

As expected, Plains Exploration and Production held support at lower levels but is now running into potential resitance....(more)

June 15, 2004

Retails Runs Into Resistance -- Arthur Hill

The Retails HOLDRS (RTH) has been caught in an extended trading range, and its resolution could have broad implications for the overall market....(more)

New Bull Market. . . Or? -- Koos van der Merwe

The market, as shown by the S&P 500 index, appears to be entering a new Bull market - or is this a sucker play? You decide. Here are the clues....(more)

June 14, 2004

S&P 500 May Be Ending Its Sideways Phase -- Ashwani Gujral

Markets often go into sideways trading channels when there are no big triggers to take the market up or down. This seems to have happened with the S&P 500 in the last four months, but it may have fin...(more)

Charles Schwab Bottoming Out Near Shakeout Day -- Steven Coffey

After a four month downtrend, Charles Schwab (SCH) had a high volume day which seems to have gotten rid of the final sellers. Now it may be ready to start moving up again....(more)

AIG Forms Potential Head And Shoulders -- Arthur Hill

Despite weakness in the finance sector over the last few months, AIG has held up relatively well. That may be about to change as a potential bearish reversal pattern evolves....(more)

Bearish Candles Emerge In Hasbro -- Arthur Hill

After a sharp drop, Hasbro (HAS) recovered to broken support, but recent candlestick patterns point to more downside....(more)

June 11, 2004

Coffee's Summer Rally -- David Penn

Rallying from a springtime correction, July coffee heads higher and higher in summer....(more)

Insider Buying On The Rise -- Matt Blackman

Insider selling greatly outstripped buying for the six-month period from September 2003 to February 2004 but it looks like the trend is changing. Could insiders now be telling us that it's time to buy...(more)

Synaptics Consolidates For The Next Upmove -- Ashwani Gujral

Stocks moving in strong uptrends correct sideways when the overall market corrects, and they continue their uptrends once the markets start rallying again. Synaptics (SYNA) has consolidated while the...(more)

PetMed Express Inc. Breaks Down -- Ashwani Gujral

PetMed Express Inc. (PETS) broke down from a double top, then had a relief rally only to find resistance again near the double top and selling on heavy volume. If you missed the double top breakdown,...(more)

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