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Technical Analysis: AA, GOOG, KR, DOW
The stocks in this article are poised to move aggressively in the near future as they react to news events or associated news events which may affect the underlying companies. The analysis offered in this article is based on our proprietary technical analysis, and it does not incorporate the fundamental health of the companies themselves. This analysis should be used to find entry levels and price targets for any current or future positions in these stocks. Alcoa (AA) FREE Trading Report for AA Alcoa is scheduled to release earnings on April 10 after the market closes. Consensus earnings estimates is for the company to earn $.10 a share. In advance of this earnings release Stock Traders Daily has issued trading recommendations on Alcoa so that traders and investors can understand where the stock is headed on a technical basis. More often than not, the charts tell us where the stocks are likely to go after earnings are released. Alcoa has recently come close to a level of longer-term resistance, but the stock failed to officially test longer-term resistance the last time it made an attempt. Now the stock appears poised to retest longer-term resistance. We have identified longer-term resistance as longer-term parameter #3 in our real-time trading report for Alcoa. Make sure that you review longer-term parameter #3 first when you read our report, because that will tell you what to expect from the stock. Once longer-term resistance is tested, we expect the stock to turn down again and we expect a decline all the way to longer-term support, which is identified as longer-term parameter #1 in that same report. From current levels the outside looks limited. Find details here: FREE Trading Report for AA Google (GOOG) FREE Trading Report for GOOG. Barron's made comments this weekend suggesting that Google was having trouble integrating new businesses into its strategic model. So far, they say, many of the ventures have been flops. The question is, is that going to hurt Google over time? In an effort to satisfy some concerns that traders and investors might have about Google, we have taken the time to prepare an evaluation of the stock for any would-be traders. From our analysis Google appears to be a much better vehicle for active traders than it is for longer-term investors, at least right now. Google still appears to be floundering within a longer-term trading channel, so the best way to look at the stock is to approach it with either a swing trading or near-term trading objective. In particular, pay very close attention to our daytrading and swing trading plans, which are provided in our report. The most important parameter that had recently been tested is midterm parameter #3. If you are interested in trading Google use this as your inflection point; if the stock is above this level, use our long plan, but if it move below, consider it short instead. We have provided specific details in the report and they are available to you right now: FREE Trading Report for GOOG.
Protect Your Gains And Cut Losses With SELL@MARKET
Sell@Market announces today the availability of a service that allows stock market investors to maximize gains and minimize losses by using the Adaptive Trailing Stop strategy. April 10, 2007; 01:27 AM
Sell@Market announces today the availability of a service that allows stock market investors to maximize gains and minimize losses by using the Adaptive Trailing Stop strategy. For most amateur investors, 'intuition' is the only selling strategy. Basing selling decisions on emotions has led many investors to bankruptcy. Having no definite selling strategy means having no trading strategy at all. Sell@Market is a brand new service that uses the Adaptive Trailing Stop method as the sell strategy. It tracks and analyzes stock quotes daily on all major exchanges, including AMEX, NASDAQ, and NYSE, and re-evaluates the profit to risk ratio according to the chosen risk strategy.
4 Words That Will Make You Poor
We live and die one catchphrase at a time. We can't help it. Mantras feel so good as they roll from our tongues. We cling to them because they're catchy, like cotton candy on sticky fingers. We can be so stupid sometimes. OK, let me narrow that down. I can be so stupid sometimes. I've been seduced by market poetry. I've accepted a battle cry like "bulls make money, bears make money, but pigs get slaughtered" as a Wall Street truism. But maybe it's time I stick up for this little piggy that went to market. I understand why bulls make money. There's a historical advantage to being long. Daily downticks and corporate meltdowns show how bears make money, even if it's a trickier practice, given the market's tendency to inch higher over long stretches of time.
More MasterCard shares to hit market
NEW YORK – MasterCard Inc., the second-largest credit card company, said Tuesday it would change its ownership structure to free up more shares for public trading, and it announced a $500 million stock buyback. The company also said it awarded Chief Executive Robert Selander $22.26 million of compensation for 2006, when MasterCard went public after decades under the ownership of financial institutions. MasterCard has about 25,000 partner institutions, which together still hold a 41 percent stake. MasterCard said it will let the institutions convert a limited number of Class B shares, which are not publicly traded, into Class A shares each year. It previously said it planned to start the conversion in 2010. MasterCard shares have nearly tripled since their May 24 initial public offering.
J:COM Taps ARRIS FlexPath(TM) Wideband Technology to Deliver 160 ...
SUWANEE, Ga., April 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ARRIS (NASDAQ: ARRS) today announced that J:COM, the largest multiple system operator (MSO) in Japan based on the number of customers served, is deploying the ARRIS FlexPath(TM) pre-DOCSIS(R) 3.0 wideband channel bonding solution to its residential customers. The wideband service delivers super high-speed Internet service capable of downstream speeds of 160 Mbps, and upstream speeds of 10 Mbps. The service carries the brand "J:COM NET HIGHGRADE", and will be offered to customers living in single dwelling units, individual homes and smaller apartment buildings within the J:COM network footprint beginning this month. Initial J:COM NET HIGHGRADE service deployments are in the Kansai area at the Minami Osaka, Izumi, and Izumi Ohtsu systems.
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