Following stocks are flashing buy signal.Please do your OWN due diligence by checking FA/TA/TAPE.
LNDC,MITI,OSBC,OZRK,RJET,THOR,UAUA,UTEK,
AKT,DAL,NWA,SVR,TSP,WES,ZEP,SNY,AMZN,ZOLT,
ZRAN.
Next post Sunday by 10 AM.
BLOG does NOT give buy or sell.
Saleem
8 comments:
HELLO all -here is IBD rankingRank Company Symbol Price High
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1 EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS EBS 16.58 -0.8
2 AMERICAN PUBLIC EDUC INC APEI 40.31 -24.3
3 INTEGRAL SYSTEMS INC ISYS 19.03 -29.5
4 ALMOST FAMILY INC AFAM 36.55 -21.3
5 BUFFALO WILD WINGS INC BWLD 34.02 -24.4
6 QUALITY SYSTEMS INC QSII 37.23 -22.3
7 SYNIVERSE HOLDINGS INC SVR 18.13 -20.9
8 CASH AMERICA INTL INC CSH 36.09 -26.1
9 WEBSENSE INC WBSN 18.8 -23.6
10 HEALTHSPRING INC HS 18.13 -20.9
11 WABTEC WAB 45.91 -24.4
12 LIFE PARTNERS HOLDINGS LPHI 34.68 -11.8
13 AMEDISYS INC AMED 52.32 -23
14 HUDSON CITY BANCORP INC HCBK 17.34 -30.8
15 AXSYS TECHNOLOGIES INC AXYS 56.62 -29
16 STANLEY INC SXE 35.54 -8.9
17 UNITED THERAPEUTICS CORP UTHR 96.13 -18.4
18 MANTECH INTERNATIONAL MANT 49.1 -20.9
19 ENSIGN GROUP INC ENSG 15.06 -18.1
20 N C I INC CL A NCIT 22.77 -21.2
21 F P I C INSURANCE GROUP FPIC 48.03 -32.8
22 SYNAPTICS INC SYNA 27.08 -34.2
23 AEROVIRONMENT INC AVAV 30.92 -13.2
24 HOME BANCSHARES INC HOMB 25.01 -28.5
25 LACLEDE GROUP INC LG 44.64 -14.4
26 SOUTHSIDE BANCSHARES INC SBSI 23 -14.8
27 PSYCHIATRIC SOLUTIONS PSYS 31.08 -24
28 CHATTEM INC CHTT 67.35 -18
29 NEOGEN CORP NEOG 27.37 -14.3
30 EXPRESS SCRIPTS INC ESRX 60.35 -23.7
31 MICROSEMI CORP MSCC 21.84 -23.5
32 GLOBAL PAYMENTS INC GPN 40.71 -18.4
33 IRIS INTERNATIONAL INC IRIS 16.32 -27.4
34 SHANDA INTERACTIVE ENTMT SNDA 27.91 -31.4
35 STRAYER EDUCATION INC STRA 179.3 -21.9
36 PERRIGO CO PRGO 32.15 -25.4
37 WESTWOOD HOLDINGS GROUP WHG 41.65 -21.9
38 SPARTAN STORES INC SPTN 25.46 -8.2
39 GRAINGER W W INC GWW 78.36 -17.8
40 TECHNE CORP TECH 66.35 -20
41 STERICYCLE INC SRCL 55.27 -16.5
42 FLOWERS FOODS INC FLO 27.02 -17.3
43 NETEASE.COM INC ADR NTES 21.84 -19.6
44 DOLLAR TREE INC DLTR 34.64 -17.9
45 STERIS CORP STE 32.21 -17.3
46 U M B FINANCIAL CORP UMBF 52.15 -25.1
47 GENOPTIX INC GXDX 31.84 -20
48 MCDONALDS CORP MCD 53.8 -19.7
49 GILEAD SCIENCES INC GILD 43.03 -25.3
50 M W I VETERINARY SUPPLY MWIV 34.23 -24.1
51 PROASSURANCE CORP PRA 49.25 -30.8
52 STANDARD PARKING CORP STAN 18.61 -26.8
53 F T I CONSULTING INC FCN 60.96 -23.8
54 FRANKLIN ELECTRIC CO FELE 40.07 -26.5
55 CHURCH & DWIGHT INC CHD 56.89 -13.2
56 PINNACLE FINANCIAL PRTNR PNFP 26.33 -28
57 MERIT MEDICAL SYSTEMS MMSI 18.77 -12.1
58 S W S GROUP INC SWS 15.92 -29.3
59 THORATEC CORP THOR 28.36 -4.6
60 EL PASO ELECTRIC CO EE 17.99 -32.9
61 P S S WORLD MEDICAL INC PSSI 16.16 -25.6
62 HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC INDS HE 24.31 -18.3
63 CENTENE CORP CNC 20.18 -29.2
64 STANDEX INTL CORP SXI 22.27 -25.8
65 ABBOTT LABORATORIES ABT 55.46 -9.2
66 ARROW FINANCIAL CORP AROW 26.9 -17.8
67 MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT INC MVL 30.71 -20.2
68 DIAMOND FOODS INC DMND 27.58 -14.2
69 L H C GROUP INC LHCG 27.11 -13.7
70 PIONEER SOUTHWEST ENERGY PSE 16 -29.5
71 DEVRY INC DV 45.2 -26.6
72 HAIN CELESTIAL GROUP HAIN 24.82 -29.4
73 WAL-MART STORES WMT 53.77 -15.8
74 SHENANDOAH TELECOMMCTNS SHEN 20.65 -20
75 CAMPBELL SOUP CO CPB 36.8 -9.9
76 FAMILY DOLLAR STORES FDO 24.66 -24.1
77 GENERAL MILLS INC GIS 64.73 -10.1
78 ALEXION PHARMACEUTICALS ALXN 41.03 -14.5
79 NUVASIVE INC NUVA 45.62 -22.5
80 HANGER ORTHOPEDIC GROUP HGR 15.23 -27.5
81 MEDICINES COMPANY MDCO 22.98 -17.9
82 ONEOK PARTNERS LP OKS 49.57 -24.8
83 EXPONENT INC EXPO 27.56 -29
84 WOLVERINE WORLD WIDE INC WWW 23.58 -24.5
85 SCHWAB CHARLES CORP SCHW 21 -27
86 NIKE INC CL B NKE 57.48 -18.6
87 TELECOM DE SAO PAULO ADS TSP 25.4 -27.4
88 BOSTON BEER COMPANY SAM 41.02 -25.8
89 N T T DOCOMO INC ADR DCM 15.27 -12.1
90 HAEMONETICS CORP HAE 54.2 -19.7
91 CALGON CARBON CORP CCC 16.68 -27.6
92 FLUSHING FINANCIAL CORP FFIC 16.85 -21.6
93 COMPUTER PROGRAMS & SYS CPSI 26.43 -11.9
94 STIFEL FINANCIAL CORP SF 45.19 -25.4
95 U S A TRUCK INC USAK 16.25 -16.8
96 APPLIED SIGNAL TECH APSG 16.87 -10.6
97 TOWNEBANK TOWN 21.86 -21.7
98 NOVO NORDISK A NVO 49.71 -32.6
99 ASTRAZENECA PLC ADS AZN 39.84 -24.3
100 U I L HOLDING CO UIL 31.59 -16.5
some IBD nuggets:Stocks Ease; Volatility Remains
The market rose for much of Fri. on positive credit signs until selling off late to close with moderate losses on lower volume. The S&P 500 slid 0.6%, the Nasdaq and NYSE composite 0.4%. But the Dow sank 1.4%, led by Caterpillar's (CAT) 7% drop and Citi's (C) 6%. Energy stocks rebounded as crude prices rose. For the week, the major indexes rose 3.7% or more. More
Housing Starts Sink To 17-Yr Low
Builders broke ground on an annualized 817,000 units in Sept., off 6.2% vs. Aug. and the lowest since early '91. Single-family starts hit a 26 1/2-year low. Building permits, a gauge of future demand, set a 17-year low. On the upside, building has fallen below household formation, which should help reduce unsold inventory, now being flooded by foreclosures.
Money Rates Continue To Ease
The 3-month dollar Libor rate eased a further 8 basis points to 4.42%. The interbank rate fell 40 ticks for the week as U.S. and European gov'ts said they would inject cash directly into financial firms and guarantee bank-to-bank loans. There was some market chatter that the Libor was poised to fall dramatically. More
Bush: Rescue Will 'Take Awhile'
Seeking to soothe continued anxiety about financial markets, the president said he's confident coordinated federal and int'l efforts will turn the tide, but that Americans must be patient. The economy didn't falter overnight, Bush told a Chamber of Commerce gathering, "and it's going to take awhile for the credit system to thaw."
OPEC Hustle Begets Oil Bounce
Traders drove oil more than $4 higher intraday, anticipating an OPEC output cut this week. The cartel on Thu. moved up an emergency meeting by 3 weeks to Oct. 24, hinting the cartel was keen to stem further price declines. Nov. settled $2 higher to $71.85 a barrel. Copper popped nearly 5%. Gold fell for a 7th straight session to below $788 an ounce.
Consumer Sentiment Plunges
The Reuters/Univ. of Michigan confidence gauge dived to 57.5 in mid-Oct. from 70.3 in Sept. That's just above June's long-time low. It was the sharpest 1-month decline since the survey began in '52. The current conditions subindex fell 16.1 points to a record-low 58.9. The expectations subindex slid 9.5 points to 56.7.
Credit-Card Charge-Offs Soar
Moody's said balances written off as not being repaid shot up to 6.82% in Aug., up 48% from a year earlier. The July charge-off rate was 6.36%. Moody's expects charge-offs to continue to rise through '09, surpassing peaks in past recessions. Capital One (COF) said late Thu. that its Q3 charge-off rate rose to 6.13% from 3.85% a year earlier. American Express' (AXP) Sept. defaults more than doubled.
ING Plunges On Cash Worries
U.S. shares of the Dutch bank and insurer fell 28% on reports that it needs cash. The Dutch gov't has set aside $27 bil to assist financial firms. ING (ING) tried to ease fears by saying its "business model is sound, however that does not mean we are immune to the external environment." It also reported a Q3 loss of $672 mil and said it will consider the gov't program as details become available.
S. Korea, Ukraine Tackle Crisis
Officials in Seoul held an emergency meeting to address the financial crisis that has left its currency, stocks and banks reeling. Officials hoped to announce a rescue plan Sun. Across the globe, Ukraine asked the IMF for an emergency loan. Meanwhile, a Russian official said the nation isn't convinced it should grant Iceland's request to help bail out its banks.
Fewer Iraqis Trying To Exit Nation
The number of Iraqis applying for asylum in other countries fell 18% from the last six months of last year to the first half of '08, due in part to declining violence in their homeland, the U.N. refugee agency said. Sweden drew the most asylum requests from Iraqis. Still, Iraq leads the world in asylum requests, followed by Russia.
Hi Madmax,
Thanks for IBD 100 list and commentary on economic news of friday.
IBD 100 list is very interesting SNDA,NTES made the list....nice!!!
Saleem
SALEEM
What are your feeling about holding AAPL thought earnings
It is a scary thought--yes!
I am not sure what I am comfortable with
thoughts please
Hi Madmax,
Holding through earnings in good times is a great idea....
BUT holding AAPL in this uncertain times may NOT be.
I think guidance MAY not be upto expectations....based on challenging economy.....
I have a FEELING that $85 MAY not be breached.....
Most of the bad news MAY be priced IN....
You have to decide..if AAPL is a trade OR long term HOLD.....
For long term ..I do NOT see too much RISK near $85......
My 2 cents.....
Saleem
SALEEM
Looks like a crap shout
IF it goes up Monday enough I will sell it for lunch money
I do not want to be a bag holder
thanks so much for your support
HELLO all
News on AAPLAPPLE'S iPROFITS: The iPhone maker reports earnings after the bell on Tuesday; EPS is expected to come in at $1.11, a 10% increase year or year.
I’m looking forward to hearing what Apple [AAPL 97.40 -4.49 (-4.41%) ] has to say, says Pete Najarian.
this may be considered the "Wisper Number"?
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Hi all
out from AAPL 99.67 premarket.However it is looking good and might goes bove 104 but i can not take risk.If market turn it can easily go to 92.If bed outlook it will be ........85 or 75????thanxs
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