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Apr 06.09 / Dr. Wish
QQQQ rally continues, in 14th day and up 8.7%, but 3X emerging bull ETF, EDC, up 28.2%

There were 11 new highs and 4 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Monday.  Five of the 11 new highs were on the IBD100 list from March 30:  TNDN, NFLX, GMCR, NTES and CPSI.  All of these but CPSI hit all-time highs, an extraordinary accomplishment, given the market’s decline over the past [...]


Apr 05.09 / Dr. Wish
Dow “bottom rally” puny thus far!; IBD100 and other growth stocks at new highs; I’m bullish for now

A lot of stocks are beginning to look good.  However, there were only 6 new highs and 8 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Friday.  Two of the 6 new highs are stocks on the IBD100 list,  CPSI and TNDM.  TNDM is at an all-time high and both of these stocks came [...]


Apr 02.09 / Dr. Wish
Tech rally looks real; Daily Guppy chart looks good

My indicators keep getting stronger.  The GMI is 4 for the first time since August 20, 2008.  There were more new highs than lows (22 vs. 6) in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Thursday.  The Worden T2108 indicator is at 83%, the highest reading since 89% on January 6.  This is typically an over-bought [...]


Apr 01.09 / Dr. Wish
QQQQ counter-trend rally completes 11th day; Apple of my I-phone?

While the Nasdaq 100 tech rally completed its 11th day, the rise has failed to produce many new highs.  There were 8 new highs and 20 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Wednesday.  71% of the NYSE stocks closed above their 40 day averages, reflecting the strong  but not severely overbought reading [...]


Mar 24.09 / Dr. Wish
5th day of QQQQ short term up-trend; IBD100 new highs

The GMI is at 2 (of 6)  and the GMI-R is at 6 (of 10).  The QQQQ completed the 5th day of its short term up-trend.  This is a counter-trend rally, with the long term trend remaining down.  Still, this is a trade-able rally as long as it lasts.  There were more new highs than [...]


Mar 22.09 / Dr. Wish
QQQQ remains in short term up-trend within a longer term down-trend; IBD100-Nicolas Darvas type stocks near all-time highs

This is an extremely difficult market for me to interpret.  The QQQQ completed the 3rd day of a short term up-trend, and the QQQQ completed its first week back above its 10 week average.  There were 6 new highs and 25 new lows in my universe of  4,000 stocks on Friday.  The last time there [...]


Mar 19.09 / Dr. Wish
Buying Nicolas Darvas type stocks; New QQQQ short term up-trend

My short term indicators are coming back, although we are not out of the woods yet.  The GMI is now at 2 and the more sensitive GMI-R is at 5 (of 10).  The QQQQ short term down-trend ended after 21 days, and an up-trend has begun.  However, there were only 11 new highs and 17 [...]


Mar 15.09 / Dr. Wish
Jon Stewart: media pundits failed us–but I wrote last June that banks and markets looked sick

It’s is great that Jon Stewart informed the world last week that the media pundits at CNBC  failed to provide accurate information about the impending financial crisis.  But by using technical analysis, I warned my readers last June what the charts were telling me and transferred my pension money  out of mutual funds to money [...]


Feb 15.09 / Dr. Wish
Jim Cramer finds (TA) religion; TSYS: cup with handle breakout? Indexes are weak, but some promising IBD100 stocks appear

I know that the GMI has kept me and, I hope others, out of the long side of this market since at least August 2008, the last time that the GMI was 4.  I prefer the GMI to be at least 4 before I commit many IRA funds, and especially my university pension,  to the [...]


Feb 05.09 / Dr. Wish
Second day of new QQQQ short term up-trend

There were 7 new highs and 162 new lows in my universe of 4,000 stocks on Thursday.  Only two of the stocks on my IBD100 lists hit a new high on Thursday:  SXCI and HMSY.  But the QQQQ was strong, and now 67% of the Nasdaq100 stocks closed above their 30 day averages, the most [...]




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