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Aug 05.10 / Dr. Wish
Going long—FFIV and other Darvas Scan stocks

Now that the GMI is 6 and many stocks are hitting new 52 week highs again, I am looking for strong stocks to buy.  As you know, I prefer to buy stocks that have already doubled in the past year and that are trading at or near their all-time highs.  I also [...]


Mar 29.10 / Dr. Wish
With iPad debut on the horizon, AAPL shines; Tech Up-Trend Continues, but QLD beats most IBD100 stocks again

Well, we will finally see if the iPad success is already built into the stock’s price.  While a lot of pundits think that the stock is over priced, a look at the monthly chart suggests to me that the stock has just broken out of a 2 year base.  This stock may have a long [...]


Mar 15.10 / Dr. Wish
Jim Cramer on stop loss orders–terribly wrong again! KCI soars; How I trade the 3X ETF’s

I am dumbfounded!   I recently taped some of Cramer’s shows and reviewed Friday’s show this weekend.  At about 10 minutes into his show, Cramer responded to a caller who asked him about the use of stop loss orders.  Cramer ranted on about how he did not want his “home gamers” to put their orders on [...]


Feb 22.10 / Dr. Wish
How to use IBD 100 and New America stocks and TC2007 to find potential rocket stocks; Market rally begins

I am writing this post primarily to teach my students how I search for potential rocket stocks–stocks that have been launched and appear headed towards new peaks.  As I said in class this week, it makes the most sense to buy stocks that have the best fundamentals and technicals.  This strategy has been advocated both [...]


Nov 23.09 / Dr. Wish
Up-trend continues; some Darvas rocket stocks; daily stochastics declining

There are a number of stocks that came up in my “Darvas Scan” that are   trading near five year highs and have good technicals and fundamentals. These stocks include: NEU, PCLN, AMZN, NFLX, EGO, LZ, CML, ABV, CBD, WCRX, EW, WES, CPLA.  Some of these stocks may turn out to be rockets if the market [...]


Sep 21.09 / Dr. Wish
Ultra 3X ETF’s beat individual stocks again!

The table below, like the one I showed in late August, shows me the wisdom of forsaking individual stocks in favor of the 2X or 3X ETF”s.  Why try to find the few stocks that can beat these ETF’s when the odds are so low?  Since the current short bounce began September 1, the standard [...]


Jun 22.09 / Dr. Wish
Stage 2 bullish up-trend in sight; Some Darvas type stocks to watch

The market held by the end of last week and I am getting more bullish.  This is because we appear to be at the beginning of a significant turn up in the QQQQ.  According to Weinstein’s stage analysis, the QQQQ is beginning a Stage 2 up-trend, as shown by the fact that its 30 week [...]


May 31.09 / Dr. Wish
Rally gaining strength; Guppy chart reveals major turn

If calling the short term trend of the market were easy, we would all be rich and retired.  Last week, my short term QQQQ indicator gave me a head fake and turned my daily trend count down.  That new downtrend lasted for two days and then the up-trend resumed.  However, I had indicated at the [...]


May 10.09 / Dr. Wish
QQQQ Up-trend completes 37th day; IBD New America stocks at new highs; ASIA; most of my sold put options expire worthless on Friday

The QQQQ completed the 37th day of its up-trend on Friday.  However, there were only 16 new highs and 5 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Friday.  Five of the 16 were on my IBD100 lists:  VNUS, GMCR, HANS, LINC and INT.  All of these 5 but  VNUS were also on the [...]


Apr 19.09 / Dr. Wish
Market rally does not need a rest; QSII and a few others break-out to all-time highs

The media pundits claim the market needs to rest.  The market gets tired and needs to consolidate for a while–such utter nonsense! I wrote a few posts ago that the rebound in the indexes thus far is actually quite small, compared with the rebounds in the 30’s.  The Dow is  up only about 24% from [...]




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