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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 [...]


Feb 01.10 / Dr. Wish
Short term down-trend deepens; QQQQ Guppy chart ominous; In cash

I started teaching two classes on technical analysis last week and will explain more of my concepts and include informational links, as many students will be new readers.  My General Market Index (GMI) keeps me trading with the general market’s trend.  The GMI is a count of 6 short and long term indicators.   Because I [...]


Dec 27.09 / Dr. Wish
My post from the bear market bottom; weak TJX; GMMA shows QQQQ in strong up-trend

“Last week, a person who knows nothing about the market asked me how to short stocks.  This is reminiscent of the stories of the shoeshine boys providing stock tips, near the roaring 20’s market’s top.  The sentiment is just too negative right now.  Does this mean the market has to turn up?  Not necessarily, but the [...]


Dec 21.09 / Dr. Wish
Some new rocket stocks to watch

I used TC2007 to scan the market for stocks that meet my most stringent fundamental and technical criteria for rockets.  These stocks have great fundamentals and technicals, have already doubled their price a year ago and are near 5 year or all-time highs.  I have listed in this table the 11 stocks out of 4,000 [...]


Oct 12.09 / Dr. Wish
IBD 100 list top ten stocks do outperform!

From time to time I attend stock meet-ups and listen to members opine about how useless the IBD 100 lists are.  People just like to denigrate things without examining the evidence and these untruths tend to get passed on unchallenged.  Each Monday, IBD publishes a list  of the top 100 growth stocks that meet their [...]


Aug 02.09 / Dr. Wish
Up-trend in place; Time to be long; 9 IBD100 stocks at new highs

The market up-trend is in place and I am almost 100% invested on the long side in my trading IRA.  I am also largely invested in mutual funds in  my university pension. This is the time to ride the train and not to fight it.  No one knows when the up-trend will end.  The idea [...]


Jul 13.09 / Dr. Wish
Short term down-trend continues, mainly in cash; New edition of O’Neil classic

There were 32 new lows on Friday in my universe of 4,000 stocks, the largest number since March 12th!  There were only 9 new highs.  Friday was the 5th day of the new QQQQ short term down-trend.  Why try to fight the down-trend when one can sit calmly on the sidelines?  The major positive I [...]


Jun 14.09 / Dr. Wish
How my General Market Indicator (GMI) and technical analysis kept me and my 401K out of the bear market

Many of you have requested that I post a chart showing the recent performance of the GMI over the past year.  The GMI, though not perfect, has successfully kept me on the right side of the market through the 2000-2002 and 2008 bear market declines.  I simply go to cash in my university pension and [...]


Jun 10.09 / Dr. Wish
My market indicators keep improving; selling cash secured puts again

The GMI is back to 5 (of 6) and the GMI-R  to 9 (of 10). There were 30 new highs in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Wednesday.  Stocks on my IBD 100 lists at new highs include:  TSRA, LL, SYNA, STAR, VPRT, URS, HDB, ICUI, MTXX, NTES and NVEC.  I am selling puts on [...]


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 [...]




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