Leave a CommentLooking Down
We’re still looking down, though lookout for a technical bounce as the major indexes test their 50-day moving averages.
We’re also getting some key earnings reports this week, market could easily see a volatility spike.
Stay tuned,
Dan
Worthy Growth Stock Reading:
Bulls Losing Grip
Similar to yesterday, major indexes couldn’t hold their rallies on news of a potential QE3 Fed easing.
Take into consideration the lagging Semiconductor and Financial indexes, it’s tough to be a bull.
We’re holding a Buyer’s Caution, with an itchy trigger finger for shorts.
Stay tuned,
Dan
Today’s Worthy Growth Stock News
The New Dynamics of Netflix Reuters
Dropbox Raising Massive Round at a $5B-Plus Valuation TechCrunch
Drilling Boom, Buyout Boost Robbins & Myers’ Sales IBD
Top Domestic Web Properties by Share of Minutes Paul Kedrosky
The S&P’s high volume sell-off to its 50-day moving average keeps the Bears in charge.
What has us really Bearish is the fact the market couldn’t put in a decent close on news QE3 could be a reality.
Financial stocks continue to lead down. Until they bottom we’re looking for lower prices.
Stay tuned,
Dan
20-day SMA Tag
The SPX tagged the 20-day before pulling back. Big whup.
We’ll see what happens tomorrow.
Dan
Short Covering
Tuesday’s sharp rally reeks of short covering.
If we can repeat today’s accumulation over the next few sessions we may begin to believe otherwise.
Rallies off lows are often sharp as short sellers scramble to get out. We give them a few days to clear out. Beginning the fourth day, which is tomorrow in this case, we look for real buyers to show up. This is what we call a Follow Through Day.
Stay tuned,
Dan
Fluff The Rally
We’re officially on the watch for a potential bottom for the broader market.
Come Wednesday we’ll look for signs of institutional buying via high volume, or what we call a Follow Through Day, where an up day occurs on volume greater than the day before.
We expected some kind of rally as the S&P 500 hit its 200-day moving average.
Though we are not expecting to see a sustained rally. We’ll shift into a bullish bias if the volume shows up.
What’s more likely to happen is that the 200-day moving average be taken out on the downside. Markets always find a way to shake out holder, and such an event would do it.
See you soon,
Dan
We’re Still Bearish
Nice little bounce for the SPX off its 200-day moving average. We expect more selling, and an eventual undercut of that market, in the coming sessions.
The market does most of the talking here. Our reasoning means little.
As smart traders we take our direction from the price and volume. The market does its thing, we do ours. Stocks are kinda like waves in the ocean setting their rhythms for surfers.
FYI, we’re still Bearish.
Later,
Dan
Next Stop, 200 MA
Dominant sell volume puts the 200-day moving average as a likely price magnet for the S&P 500.
That’s all for now.
Dan
Monday, June 16th 2011
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The Growth Stock Landscape
We’re on alert for a turnaround of sorts as the S&P 500 touches its critical 40-week moving average. Bottom Line: Haul in your profits if you’ve made money selling short. If your strategy merits higher risk, wait for a clear indication of a rebound before nibbling on Long positions. This market is still full of attractive stocks. It would be just like the market to stage a massive sell off in this zone, only to make a sharp u-turn on high volume as funds buy on perceived value. Watch and wait. Market Leaders Baidu (BIDU), Amazon.com, (AMZN) and Apple Inc. (AAPL) have pulled back to near their 40-day averages like the major indexes. A resurgence of the bull may give way to new Leadership. We’ll watch how these guys hold the averages for further indication of overall market direction. No Setups made the list this week. And only one New High in FOSL. Other Individual names making the grade for stellar growth include. 
Aggressive money may also want to take a closer look at the commodity Silver as it plays out a correction. This can be done with iShares Silver Trust’s (SLV) as well as a hoist of other funds.
Stay tuned,
Dan@thegrowthstockreport.com
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