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stockchartsGoogle is just a few dollars to hit $600, and I think it will break this level next week, all indicadions predict this scenario, it's my feeling.
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stockchartsShares of AAPLE were up on Friday nearly 4% or 4.42$ to $161.45, reaching during the regular session a new 52 week high at $161.58. The daily chart show a continuation of the trend with MACD and RSI in the Bullish areas, the stock is in a strong bull market with both 50 day and 200 day moving average going up, however in overbought conditions. Indicators are all in favor of Bulls with K line above D line and MACD back above 0.
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stockchartsCIEN had a huge breakout in the beginning of week, breaking $41 with a bombastic volume. At this level, I prefer wait for a pull back to buy again, due to the Overbought conditions.
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stockchartsRIMM shares jump more than 12% on Friday closing at $113.37, after company said its profit and sales doubled in the second quarter, and offered a better-than-expected third-quarter outlook. Stock broke out to all time highs today with a huge volume above daily average. Thechnically chart is looks extremelly Bullish, we should see the stock continue to go up in the weeks ahead, however a pull back due to overbought should appear naturally.
It looks like YHOO will continue trading within this rising channel, supported by recent news regarding Alibaba.com IPO. Important note for Bulls : For the first time since June stock close above its 200 dma, a strong Bullish sign.
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That's All. Have a nice weekend !!!
AC
Labels: AAPL, CIEN, GOOG, RIMM, YHOO
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Posted by Shanon Sandquist | 2:08 AM
Hi AC !!
We've to consider your tips as a good opportunity. YHOO as a good example, like many others. So, tks for your good work !!!
Your reader,
Peter Smith
Posted by Anonymous | 3:03 PM