Comments on: How to use IBD 100 and New America stocks and TC2007 to find potential rocket stocks; Market rally begins http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/ A stock trading blog by Dr. Wish Wed, 23 May 2012 14:21:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Dr. Wish http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/comment-page-1/#comment-3249 Dr. Wish Wed, 08 Jun 2011 02:24:33 +0000 http://wishingwealthblog.com/?p=2157#comment-3249 What do you want to know? What do you want to know?

]]> By: Dhabud http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/comment-page-1/#comment-3248 Dhabud Tue, 07 Jun 2011 12:53:25 +0000 http://wishingwealthblog.com/?p=2157#comment-3248 I was going through your articles and have same queries as someone else mentioned above. Can you please reply to above queries. Thank you for all the good articles. Regards Dhabud I was going through your articles and have same queries as someone else mentioned above. Can you please reply to above queries.

Thank you for all the good articles.

Regards
Dhabud

]]> By: CANSLIM Sites | Stock Market Investing Today http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/comment-page-1/#comment-1955 CANSLIM Sites | Stock Market Investing Today Sat, 24 Jul 2010 23:18:29 +0000 http://wishingwealthblog.com/?p=2157#comment-1955 [...] Wishing Wealth Blog talks about how to use the New America feature of the IBD to find winning [...] [...] Wishing Wealth Blog talks about how to use the New America feature of the IBD to find winning [...]

]]> By: Ace http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/comment-page-1/#comment-1253 Ace Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:07:36 +0000 http://wishingwealthblog.com/?p=2157#comment-1253 Dr. Wish, Thanks for sharing another insightful post. I too speculate among all-time highs. A challenge I encounter at times is that historical stock price data is inconsistent. Take CREE for instance, as you've mentioned it in your post. According to Finviz and evidently, your data provider, CREE is currently at an all-time high (or at least a 10 year high); however, according to the NASDAQ's data or Yahoo Finance, CREE currently sits almost $30 below it's all time high from the year 2000. CREE doesn't pay a dividend so the adjusted stock price is not affected. My question is this: does it matter whether a stock is at an all-time high, or even a 10-year high, or is it only important that the stock is in a strong up-trend and at a multi-year high? -Ace (link to NASDAQ chart: http://tinyurl.com/ylg8co3 ) Dr. Wish,
Thanks for sharing another insightful post. I too speculate among all-time highs. A challenge I encounter at times is that historical stock price data is inconsistent. Take CREE for instance, as you’ve mentioned it in your post. According to Finviz and evidently, your data provider, CREE is currently at an all-time high (or at least a 10 year high); however, according to the NASDAQ’s data or Yahoo Finance, CREE currently sits almost $30 below it’s all time high from the year 2000. CREE doesn’t pay a dividend so the adjusted stock price is not affected.

My question is this: does it matter whether a stock is at an all-time high, or even a 10-year high, or is it only important that the stock is in a strong up-trend and at a multi-year high?

-Ace
(link to NASDAQ chart: http://tinyurl.com/ylg8co3 )

]]> By: Ed Arthur http://wishingwealthblog.com/2010/02/how-to-use-ibd-100-and-new-america-stocks-and-tc2007-to-find-potential-rocket-stocks-market-rally-begun/comment-page-1/#comment-1252 Ed Arthur Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:47:18 +0000 http://wishingwealthblog.com/?p=2157#comment-1252 I would like to first thank you for taking the time for sharing your stock market analysis and thoughts. I have read your recent post and many of your earlier ones and a couple questions have arose. If your indicators turn positive and you are on the side lines, would you buy the Q's or QLD at the open or watch indicators such as Bollinger Bands and pick a spot. In one post you stated that you should buy when the stock price is near the lower band to purchase. If you are watching stocks near their 52 week high, nearly all indicators should be at the highs. How would you decide what is a good price to enter? One other question on July 20, 2009. You stated,"I get out of the market when the 30 week averages turn down and back in when they turn up. I know this seems simplistic and naive, But it Works!" Did you mean when the price touches the 30 week or actually turns? I know you put more weight on your GMI and GMI-R, but if the three are in contradiction of each other which is most important on deciding if it is time to exit or enter the market? Again, thank you for taking the time to read my questions and for the site. I would like to first thank you for taking the time for sharing your stock market analysis and thoughts. I have read your recent post and many of your earlier ones and a couple questions have arose.
If your indicators turn positive and you are on the side lines, would you buy the Q’s or QLD at the open or watch indicators such as Bollinger Bands and pick a spot. In one post you stated that you should buy when the stock price is near the lower band to purchase. If you are watching stocks near their 52 week high, nearly all indicators should be at the highs. How would you decide what is a good price to enter?
One other question on July 20, 2009. You stated,”I get out of the market when the 30 week averages turn down and back in when they turn up. I know this seems simplistic and naive, But it Works!” Did you mean when the price touches the 30 week or actually turns? I know you put more weight on your GMI and GMI-R, but if the three are in contradiction of each other which is most important on deciding if it is time to exit or enter the market?
Again, thank you for taking the time to read my questions and for the site.

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