Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Markup
It is end of month again. Some individual movers showed incredible strength in today's session. I have no doubt that markup is having some effect on them. So don't be surprised to see them come back down tomorrow or later this week.
Weak open
The indices are taking a rest this morning that doesn't stop the individual momentum plays. They are on fire now, including IIJI, ABLE, GEOI, SNHY, GOOG, RIMM. The investors are taking advantage of any dips we have and bidding up the stocks.
Saturday, May 28, 2005
Past trades for the week May 23rd
bot goog @ 243.57, sold @ 250.12, net 3%
bot shld @ 144.47, sold @ 147.01, net 2%
bot boom @ 33.32, sold @ 35.51, net 6%
bot boom @ 35.24, sold @ 36.5, net 4%
bot ntli @ 63.93, sold @ 63.43, net (1%)
bot plab @ 22.72, sold @ 22.75, net 0%
bot boom @ 38.67, sold @ 39.15, net 2%
bot able @ 12.1, sold @ 12.8, net 6%
bot able @ 14, sold @ 14.81, net 5%
bot snda @ 34.97, sold @ 35.36, net 1%
bot boom @ 39.66, sold @ 42.2, net 6%
bot orct @ 22.91, sold @ 24.1, net 5%
bot ivii @ 15.09, sold @ 14.99, net (1%)
bot shld @ 150.6, sold @ 149.4, net (1%)
bot pact @ 8.13, sold @ 7.99, net (2%)
bot lkqx @ 23.69, sold @ 24.61, net 4%
bot vphm @ 4.16, sold @ 4.45, net 7%
bot artc @ 32.39, sold @ 31.95, net (1%)
bot goog @ 261.48, sold @ 264.9, net 1%
bot shld @ 144.47, sold @ 147.01, net 2%
bot boom @ 33.32, sold @ 35.51, net 6%
bot boom @ 35.24, sold @ 36.5, net 4%
bot ntli @ 63.93, sold @ 63.43, net (1%)
bot plab @ 22.72, sold @ 22.75, net 0%
bot boom @ 38.67, sold @ 39.15, net 2%
bot able @ 12.1, sold @ 12.8, net 6%
bot able @ 14, sold @ 14.81, net 5%
bot snda @ 34.97, sold @ 35.36, net 1%
bot boom @ 39.66, sold @ 42.2, net 6%
bot orct @ 22.91, sold @ 24.1, net 5%
bot ivii @ 15.09, sold @ 14.99, net (1%)
bot shld @ 150.6, sold @ 149.4, net (1%)
bot pact @ 8.13, sold @ 7.99, net (2%)
bot lkqx @ 23.69, sold @ 24.61, net 4%
bot vphm @ 4.16, sold @ 4.45, net 7%
bot artc @ 32.39, sold @ 31.95, net (1%)
bot goog @ 261.48, sold @ 264.9, net 1%
Weekly commentary
First quarter U.S. GDP was revised upward last week from +3.1% to +3.6%. This marks seven consecutive quarters of 3%-plus GDP growth, the best such run since '83-'86. And yet inflation is well under control. The stock market loves growth without inflation, and that's exactly what we have. This is why I think this one-month-old rally has the potential to go much farther.
Friday, May 27, 2005
A bullish case for GOOG
I am just so surprised to see how bearish investors are feeling on GOOG. Every investors I talked to are saying GOOG's price is too high, it can not maintain this price, it will fall eventually. Blah, blah, blah. I said, this one is going HIGHER, MUCH HIGHER. The reason, because you guys dare not chase it; because in the stock market most people are wrong. Look at the chart, it is less 1% below its all time high. This is STRENGTH. You don't want it, give it to me. Now, I am back to bullish camp on GOOG. And I am proud of it.
Holiday
Due to the holiday, most traders are taking today off already. Only small traders, you and me, are left. Some profit taking is happening now, which is totally normal before the long weekend and after the big run up we have had.
Thursday, May 26, 2005
Update: Russell 200 index
Strong open
The market opened strongly this morning. Now traders on the sidelines have to pay up for the stocks. I guess a squeeze play is happening now and tomorrow. Remember the next Monday is a holiday. So buying frenzy is going on.
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Slow day
It is a slow day that makes me sleepy. The market is broadly lower but the pullback has come amid below average volume. It is lack of buying interest as this point.
BSTE
Morning
The market continues to be in the soft side in the morning. I see red across the board. Don't jump in yet, I would give the market several days to work off the overbought condition.
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Crude oil
Airlines
Morning
This morning the market has been in a profit taking mode, but not by much. Every pullback meets buyers. Look at GOOG, I feel like I am in late 90's.
Monday, May 23, 2005
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