August 03, 2004

Why The S&P 100 Could See Much Lower Prices -- Kevin Hopson

A lack of fear in the marketplace could indicate lower prices for the S&P 100....(more)

Gap Counter Gap -- David Penn

A one-day island reversal in shares of Goldman Sachs points to lower prices going forward....(more)

August 02, 2004

Sometimes A Gold Notion -- David Penn

What if the March highs represented the end of a cyclical bull market in gold?...(more)

July 29, 2004

Journey to the End of the Diagonal -- David Penn

Ending diagonal triangles are one of the many ways Elliott wave analysts bring five-wave movements to a close....(more)

Confirmation Comes To The Averages -- David Penn

While Dow theorists eagerly watched to see if the Averages would take out their May lows, recent closes beneath the July lows may already tell a bearish tale....(more)

Crude Oil: Roar Or Death Rattle? -- Jason Braswell

With crude oil making a new all-time NYMEX high today, you can be sure that plenty of people are going to start chirping about it again, and much of the discussion will likely assume a grim tone given...(more)

Shanghai Composite Enters Support Zone -- Arthur Hill

The Shanghai Composite has been a roller coaster over the last two years and is now approaching a major support zone....(more)

Emerging Support For Rowan Cos. -- Kevin Hopson

The recent pullback in Rowan Cos. may provide an excellent buying opportunity for investors....(more)

July 28, 2004

DELL Continues to Hold Strong -- Arthur Hill

Despite weakness in the Nasdaq, Dell Inc. (DELL) remains within striking distance of its October high and shows good relative strength....(more)

DR Horton and the Head-and-Shoulders -- Arthur Hill

DR Horton (DHI) is part of a homebuilding group that has outperformed the market over the last four years. With a head-and-shoulders reversal brewing, things could be about to change....(more)

The Copy Book Recovery Of Xerox -- Koos van der Merwe

Xerox Corporation raised its full year outlook, citing second quarter performance and strong demand for Xerox's new technology and value-added services....(more)

TSX Energy Index Testing A Breakout Level -- Gary Grosschadl

This Canadian Energy Index has been lagging its American counterparts and now hints at wanting to go higher....(more)

Kmart Retracement -- Gary Grosschadl

After doubling in price in three months, a retracement is no surprise....(more)

July 27, 2004

Lumber in August -- David Penn

Will recent highs in lumber futures mark the top of the bull market?...(more)

July 26, 2004

Bears Falling on Cotton -- David Penn

Since breaking down in the spring of 2004, cotton futures have lost a third of their value in four months....(more)

July 23, 2004

A Portrait of General Electric as a 2B Test of Top -- David Penn

A favorite technique for spotting potential market tops and bottoms appears as shares of General Electric test their June highs....(more)

Biotech HOLDRS Break Neckline Support -- Arthur Hill

A top has been brewing in the Biotech HOLDRS (BBH) for months and the stock finally broke neckline support. Now what?...(more)

July 22, 2004

Microsoft Revisited -- Koos van der Merwe

On June 24th, I submitted an article, Microsoft: Is It Worth Buying? I decided to revisit the stock price to see if it is still worth buying....(more)

The Moving Average Trilogy -- David Penn

A short-covering rally in the $OEX runs into resistance at the 20-, 50- and 200-day simple moving averages....(more)

A Developing Bottom for Marvel Enterprises -- Kevin Hopson

Marvel Enterprises has experienced a steep decline in recent weeks but this may be coming to an end....(more)

July 21, 2004

Best Buy: The Bid Is A Lonely Hunter -- David Penn

While some may have longed for a head and shoulders bottom, the July breakdowns in Best Buy add to the saga of retail's woes....(more)

Talbots Leaves Them Stranded -- Arthur Hill

Talbots (TLB) formed two opposing gaps in as many months and this has created an "island of losses" as well as a large bearish reversal....(more)

Amazon Shrugged -- David Penn

A head and shoulders top in the hourly chart of this internet stalwart suggests lower prices for Amazon in the near term....(more)

Ruger Breakout A Misfire -- Jason Braswell

Sturm Ruger & Co., Inc. looked ready to break out of their long-term downtrend, but it now looks to have been a trap. Potential investors should now hold and see if the long-term trend will resume....(more)

July 20, 2004

Airlines Get Grounded -- Arthur Hill

My previous articles on the Dow Jones Airline Index were bullish, but a recent failure and steep decline suggest something is amiss and a reassessment is in order....(more)

Nasdaq Downside Targets -- Gary Grosschadl

The high tech Nasdaq Index is looking particularily weak at the moment. Downside targets are in sight....(more)

So Far, So Good For Gold -- Kevin Hopson

As expected, gold prices found a bottom in spring and have proceeded to move higher. However, prices are coming up on key resistance now....(more)

July 19, 2004

Natural Gas Due For Another Bounce? -- Jason Braswell

Natural gas just broke down out of a major pattern and looks ready to fall further, but key support is in the way. Can prices push through, or are they due for another bounce?...(more)

Red Hat Goes Splat -- David Penn

Leading Linux distributor + accounting irregularities = gaps down and a failed rally into resistance....(more)

Triangle Top Test For Petro-Canada -- Gary Grosschadl

From 2002 to 2004, this Canadian oil giant has doubled in price from $35 to $70. Now it's off its peak....(more)

Silver's Cup With Handle Bottom -- David Penn

After a perilous drop in April from over $8 to under $6, is silver ready to rally?...(more)

ChevronTexaco's Double Pattern Breakout -- Kevin Hopson

ChevronTexaco's diamond breakout and symmetrical triangle breakout both indicate higher prices in the near-term....(more)

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