Friday, January 10, 2014

IWM Makes New High Close as Stocks Continue to Inch Higher on Friday...


Eight of nine sectors moved
higher on Thursday…XLU, XLV and XLB were the strongest sectors…while XLF was the weakest sector. 






Breadth strengthened as advancers
led decliners 2.56 to
1
on the NYSE and 1.36 to
1
on the NASDAQ.





Friday – strengthened, advancers led


Thursday - mixed


Wednesday – weakened,
decliners led


Tuesday – strengthened,
advancers led


Monday – weakened,
decliners led








SPY up .50 at 183.64 volume 102 million shares


VIX down .75 at 12.14…a five-month low


TNX down 1.03 at 28.60…


TLT up 1.23 at 104.41...


XLF down .04 at 22.03 volume 36.4
million shares, average volume





AAPL down 3.58 at 532.94 volume 10.9 million shares, below
average volumef


FB up .72 at 57.94…volume 42.5 million shares, below average volume








Technical
Commentary: 


IWM + 0.55%,
QQQ +0.32%, SPY + 0.27%, DIA – 0.01%.





The SPY and IWM finished with their highest
close of 2014 on Friday.  IWM closed
above its Dec 31 high for a new all-time high close
while the SPY closed
55 cents below its all-time high close on Dec 31.  The VIX confirmed the higher close its
lowest close since Aug 5.





With a
Jobs Report of 74,000 new jobs, below estimate of 197,000 new jobs interest
rates crumbled with the TNX closing at 2.86% and bonds jumped.  Financial stocks XLF was the only
sector not to rise.  Generally financial
companies benefit from rising rates as the spread between cost of money and
lending rates typically expand leading to higher profits.


 


FDO +2.51,
+3.86%
which
gapped lower Thursday morning after earnings and rallied while still closing
lower after earnings, totally reversed Thursday’s negative reaction and closed above
Wednesday’s pre-earnings close.





The overall trend is still up, while
the short-term trend is up
.





Trade with the trend, move your protective stops. Continue to follow your rules.





Remember it is big money
that creates and sustains the trend. 
As Granville wrote,
“technical analysis is the art of tracking the market, following the
footsteps of the ‘smart money’ crowd. 
The ‘smart money crowd’ is no mysterious ‘THEY.’  It is simply a collection of people who are reading the market correctly,
seeing through the maze, unconfused
by this hall of mirrors.”





Short-term
up trend Chart Targets:


SPY = 184.69, 186.06, 186.90


QQQ = 87.79, 88.74


IWM = 115.98, 116.70, 118.54





Q4 earnings season is underway.





Monday – AAL, AMGN,
SCHW, WEN


Tuesday – JPM, LLTC, WFC


Wednesday – BAC, CSX,
FAST


Thursday – AXP, COF, C,
GS, INTC, SWKS, UNH


Friday – GE, MS, SLB,
STI





Q4 Earnings Reactions


Positive Reactions – MON,
MU, APOL











Negative Reactions – AA,
FDO, BBBY, SCHN,





Reversal of Initial
Reaction – FDO








The Market Forecast Green Line is pointed up above 80.





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Setups 


H Breakout: ANGI,
CMG, GLD, ZION, ADBE, AVGO, CERN, COST, CTSH, FB, GILD, QCOM, ROST,


Diagonal Breakout: CRM, DDD, P, RAX, SSYS, TSLA, XONE, Z,
CELG, CTXS, DISH, PCLN, SBUX,  


Bull Flag: ATI, CNX, GRPN, GS, LVS, MFRM, NTES, SCTY,
SINA, SOHU, SPLK, AMZN, BIDU, EXPE, GOOG, MU, SNDK, STX, TXN, VIAB, WDC, YHOO


Potential Bullish
Divergence:   


Gap Up:


Gap Down:


Bear Flag: 


At Support: ANR, CLF,
FSLR, SCSS, TIF, TPX, UNG, WLT, AAPL, GRMN,


C- Pattern:





Moves


New Highs: CREE, FAS, GLW, JNPR, STI, SWI, UAL, VECO, YELP,
DAL, ADSK, ALXN, CMCSA, DTV, ESRX, GMCR, ILMN, WYNN


Gap Up:          


Gap Down: AA       


H Breakout: ALK, BBRY, ESI, F, RCL, TLT, AKAM, BIIB,


Diagonal Breakout: GLD,


Breakout Test: 


Bounce: SPY, IWM, KLAC, MNST, TRIP,


MACD Divergence
Bounce: MSFT,


Bear Flag: 


Support Break:  FIVE, JCP, TBT, NFLX,





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60 out of 100 NDX
stocks closed higher
and one unchanged on Friday.








Leading NDX 100 stocks included: ISRG, GOLD, MNST,
BIIB, REGN, VRTX, FAST, BIDU, DTV, CHRW, MU





Lagging NDX stocks included: SIRI, WFM, BRCM,
NFLX, LMCA, TSLA, HSIC, SPLS, MXIM, DLTR





Leading stocks > +2% on Friday
included: ANF, YELP, Z, JNPR, RCL, UAL, TSL, CDE, NTES, MCP, URE, P,
SWI





Lagging stocks < -2.0% included: FIVE, TBT, CIEN, ANGI, HUM





Stocks to Watch on Monday


Holding Above 30 DMA= 70


CTSH,
FISV, INTU, WDC, GOOG, AMZN, ILMN, LLTC, EXPE, ADSK, ESRX, ALXN, MDLZ, MNST,
YHOO, DISH, SIAL, CMCSA, LBTYA, GMCR, DTV, STX, BIDU, BRCM,  WYNN, FB, AVGO, INTC, EQIX, TSLA, ORLY, ADBE,
AKAM, VIAB, CA, CHKP, FFIV, LINTA, PCAR, TSCO, SNDK, VRTX, XLNX, ADP, ATVI,
CTXS, PAYX, CTRX, KRFT, AMAT, NVDA, CSCO, SYMC, SBAC, CHTR, DLTR, ROST, HSIC,
MXIM, SIRI
, AMGN,
ISRG, MU, MYL, NTAP, QCOM, SRCL, ADI, TRIP, BIIB, CELG, TXN, GILD





Moving Above 30 DMA = 4


CHRW, EXPD, FAST, KLAC





Moving Below 30 DMA = 4


DLTR, MXIM, NTAP, SRCL





Staying Below 30 DMA


BBBY, SPLS, FOXA, VIP, NXPI, ALTR, EBAY, MAT, DISCA, AAPL, WFM, VRSK,
NFLX, PCLN, GRMN, MSFT, CERN, COST, SBUX, LMCA, REGN, GOLD





Sixteen Week
Intermediate Term Market Trend:
Up

3-Day Short Term Market
Trend:
Up

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