Issue #121
May 03, 2009
 The Oasis

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Stock Indexes Analysis/Evaluation 


The NASDAQ - Index to Watch This Week!

DOW Friday close at 8212

The DOW was able to generate a higher close this week than the previous high close at 8131 and gave notice that the up-trend is still in effect. This was the 8th week, out of the last 9, that the index has managed a higher close than the previous week. Economic and earnings reports continued to come in better than anticipated and it fed the bull scenario. Buying on dips seems to be the preferred type of trading.

Nonetheless, selling action started to become evident as the index did reach levels where previous intra-week highs as well as high close resistances are evident. Some chart objectives to the upside were reached this week and the index did give some signs that further upside may be difficult to achieve when it had a spike down on Thursday. If that spike holds up this week, further selling should be seen.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is found at 8281. Above that level there are three weekly low closes at 8379, at 8451, and at 8516. These low closes are considered minor resistance. The strong resistance is up at 9035. On a daily closing basis, there is some minor to decent resistance 8281 and again at 8375. Above that level, though, there is basically nothing until very strong resistance is found at 9035. On a weekly closing basis, support will now be found at 8046/8001. Below that, there is nothing until major support is found at 6627. On a daily closing basis, support is minor at 8017, and again between 7920-7957. Further decent support is found at 7842/7887, and again at 7790. Strong support is found between 7522 and 7552.

It is evident that a catalyst is needed to generate a strong profit-taking run. The index is overbought and many investors are looking to take profits, as a correction to this short-covering rally is way overdue. This past week, on Monday, the swine flu scare was believed to be such a catalyst, but so far that has fizzled, as the scare has not yet turned into a major economical event. The reports this past week were generally positive and that prevented the index from turning over as well.

Nonetheless, having reached one of the possible objectives to the upside, the DOW gave some signs on Thursday and Friday that perhaps a top was found. The DOW does show previous intra-day highs of some consequence at 8315 and at 8406. With the index having reached 8307 on Thursday and backing off from that level, it can be surmised that the resistance level is working. As such, it is probably necessary to get some additional fundamental help to continue the rally.

This coming week few reports of consequence will be seen, except that on Friday the unemployment and non-farm payroll numbers are due out. Until then, it is likely that the index will continue to act in a technical fashion. Based on last weeks trading range and on support/resistance levels, a possible trading range between 7965 and 8406 could be seen. Nonetheless, if the index has in effect found a top, a trading range between 8257 and 7909 would then be probable.

With the most important reports due out on Thursday and Friday, it is likely that strength will be seen during the first part of the week. If the DOW is able to get above the 8307-8315 level, it is likely that a rally up to 8406 will be seen. If the index is unable to get above 8257/8292 early in the week, the supports down around 7970-8030 will likely be explored before the reports come out.

NASDAQ Friday Close at 1719

The NASDAQ got up to the 200-day MA at 1757 this past week and ended up closing exactly in the middle of what is considered a strong weekly close resistance levels between 1710 and 1721. Without a doubt this index will be the most watched this coming week, as its chart parameters are clearly defined and strong in nature, making the index a bell-weather for the market.

As it is, most of the buying has been coming into the mid-cap stocks and to gauge further upside, it is probable that trend would need to continue. Contrary to the other two major indexes, the NASDAQ has levels of resistance that are of strong importance and if broken, aggressive buying would likely follow. By the same token, if not broken, strong profit taking would likely be expected. The index is very overbought and in dire need of a strong correction.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is strong at 1711 to 1721. Above that level there is no resistance on the weekly chart until the 50-week MA is reached up at 1920. On a daily closing basis, there is no resistance at this time until 1770 to 1780 is reached. The resistance at that level is strong, as there were 2 important closes at that level (1770 and 1780) from October and November of last year. Additional resistance of consequence is at 1750 as that is where the 200-day MA is currently located. On a weekly closing basis, there is decent support at 1552, again at 1530 from a minor weekly close as well as from the 20-week MA. Below that level support is strong between 1476 and 1500 from a psychological basis as well as an important weekly close at 1476. On a daily closing basis, support is minor at 1674 and stronger at 1608. Below that level, resistance is decent at 1562 and strong at 1500.

With the NASDAQ having fulfilled most of its possible upside objectives this week, the only way the index could go higher, on a weekly closing basis, is with strong buying based on positive fundamental news. On Thursday, the index did back off from the 200-day MA in a spike type fashion, giving signals of a possible exhaustion high. If on Monday the NASDAQ is unable to get above Friday's high at 1728 and generates a lower low below 1704, the spike high will take on additional meaning. If the index is then able to get below the most recent intra-day low at 1661, a sell signal will be created. It must also be mentioned that the 1645/1652 level, on a daily closing basis, is an important previous high close as well as decent support level. Any close below that level will confirm the sell signal that would be given.

The NASDAQ is definitely the index to watch this coming week because of its clearly defined levels of support/resistance as well as the fact its upside objectives have been fulfilled. One very short-term bullish scenario is still possible and needs to be mentioned. On Monday, if the index is able to get above the 1728 level, it is likely that the 200-day MA at 1750 will be tested with a rally up to 1743. If last week's high at 1753 is taken out, a rally up to a very strong intra-day resistance between 1783/1786 (1770/1780 on a daily closing basis) would likely occur. Nonetheless, at this time, the probabilities of further upside than what is mentioned here are extremely low. In my opinion, this scenario represents the extreme high point to this rally, without it signifying a bull market has begun.

The key for the week will likely be seen Monday using 1728/1743 as well as 1704 as the points of interest. Possible trading range for the week is 1728 to 1635.

S&Poors 500 Friday close at 877

The SPX was able to close above the highest weekly close since January 5th at 868, thus giving notice that further upside is possible. Nonetheless, the index was unable to confirm the breakout in a convincing fashion when the index got above, on Wednesday, the last intra-day resistance of consequence at 878 and was only able to generate a rally up to 888. With "no" intra-day resistance until 918-930, the failure to generate immediate strong buying has to be considered a negative.

In addition, Friday's close at 877 was within 1-5 points of where 3 previous "low" weekly closes of consequence are located (872, 876, and 876), thus giving the breakout a big question mark as to its strength. With the index needing to confirm the breakout this coming week, a lower close next Friday would be considered a failure.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is minor to decent at 876 and very strong at 931. On a daily closing basis, there is minor resistance at 896, decent resistance between 909-913, and very strong resistance at 934. On a weekly closing basis, support is decent at 825, strong at 800, and then nothing until major support is reached down at 683. On a daily closing basis, support is minor to decent at 855, strong at 832 (important low close and 100-day MA), minor at 815, decent to strong at 805, and strong again at 787. Below that level, support is strong at 752 and major at 676.

It is evident that the SPX is an important index from which the rest of the market takes cue from. On Wednesday the index broke above an important intra-day resistance level at 878 and strong upside was expected, as no resistance was evident until 918. Nonetheless, the breakout turned disappointing as the rally stalled at 888 and by Friday, the index closed below the same 878 intra-day breakout and barely above the weekly resistance between 868 and 876. As such, a lot of questions were left unanswered regarding further upside to the rally.

With no resistance of consequence above, the SPX should continue its upward climb to 918 and not look back. Nonetheless, failure to follow through is often more indicative than an actual breakout, and therefore the key to the week will be whether Wednesday's high at 888 is taken out or not. If it isn't and the most recent low at 847 is broken, the index will give a failure signal and likely get into a corrective phase.

Possible trading range for the week is 882 to 835.


The indexes broke above their previous highs based on continuing positive earnings reports and economical indicators. Nonetheless, the breakout did not generate aggressive moves to the upside as several chart objectives were reached in the process. The indexes continue to rally without any correction of consequence having been seen and buyers are becoming reluctant to buy at the higher prices, simply waiting for dips to buy.

This coming week the stress tests will be released on Thursday and the always-important non-farm payrolls and unemployment numbers will be given on Friday. It is highly likely that those two reports, coming on subsequent days, will work as a catalyst for the market.

Nonetheless, the indexes might have signaled a top this past week with possible spike highs in the DOW and the NASDAQ, as well as a possible failure signal in the SPX. If that is in fact the case, the reports on Thursday and Friday will have to be better than expected in order to generate further upside.

Stock Analysis/Evaluation 
 
CHART Outlooks

At this time, good risk/reward ratios can only be found in short positions with stocks that are at or very close to strong resistance levels. All mentions this week are in stocks that have very low risk ratios, and a high degree of probability of success.

SNDA (Friday close at 50.20)

SNDA is a Chinese online gaming stock that just 4 weeks ago made a new all-time high rallying over 30% above its previous high. The Chinese online gaming industry has been in strong demand and new all-time highs have been made across the board. In the process, the median objective ($50) of the 23 analysts currently covering the stock was surpassed.

In the last 3 weeks, the stock has received 2 downgrades and one sell recommendation. In addition, after having reached its rally high at 53.86, the stock has been showing a topping out formation that could be fulfilled this coming week.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance has not yet been determined, as the stock has continued to move higher without any weekly close corrections. On a daily closing basis, The stock shows decent resistance at 52.18 and strong resistance at 53.75. On a weekly closing basis, there is no support until minor to decent support is found at the previous breakout high of 39.64. On a daily closing basis, there is minor support at 47.83, decent to strong support at 46.11, and decent support again at 44.46. Below that there is no support until the previous high daily close, as well as 50-day MA, is reached down at 39.86.

When SNDA was able to close above the previous 18-month high close at 39.86, the buying increased and the bears panicked out of their short positions. In a manner of just 10 trading days, the stock shot up over 30% in value from a high of 41.30 to the now all-time high at 53.86. After that high was made, though, the stock corrected back down over $9 (18% correction) in just 2 days, and since then the stock has been attempting to go back up to retest the highs.

It is important to note that the stock left an open gap between 40.86 and 41.30 that is likely to become a magnet if a temporary top has been found. Drops down to test the breakout area at $40 are probable. Before that happens, though, a retest of the highs is likely. Two days prior to the high at 53.86 being made, the stock rallied up to 52.44. A rally up to that level is probable and could be used as a successful retest of the highs.

The stock has not had a weekly correction of consequence since January 19th when the rally began from a weekly close of 27.75. In fact, during the last 6 weeks, there has not even been a minor correction, on a weekly closing basis, to the rally. If the retest of the highs is successful, drops down to test the breakout area are highly probable.

Sales of SNDA between 52.18 and 52.77 with a stop loss at 53.96 and an objective of 39.86 will offer a risk/reward ratio of 7-1.

My rating on the trade is a 3.5 (on a scale of 1-5 with the strongest probability rating being 5).

INTC (Friday close at 15.81)

INTC is a stock that in conjunction with the indexes was been able to generate a short-covering rally over the last 9 weeks. Nonetheless, the stock is presently trading at a very strong resistance level that should not be broken unless some positive fundamental news comes out. In addition, it is a stock that has not yet had any kind of a retest of the recent lows and if unable to generate further upside, would likely get into a corrective phase to test the recent lows.

In addition, INTC has been in a very well defined trading range between $12 and $16 since October of last year. At this time, there does not seem to be any reason to think the stock will get out of that trading range unless the indexes generate much more of a rally.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is very strong at 15.98/16.03 from a double top that exists there. Above that level there is no resistance until the 50-week MA, as well as 2 previous low weekly closes of consequence are reached up at 17.15. On a daily closing basis, there is strong resistance at 16.01, and very strong between 16.26 and 16.37, from a previous high close of consequence as well as from the 200-day MA. On a weekly closing basis, support is decent at 14.28 from a previous weekly low close of some consequence, as well as from the 20-week MA. Strong support is found at 12.05 from a double bottom at that price. On a daily closing basis, support is strong at 15.00 and again at 14.25. Below that level, strong support is found at 12.82/12.90, and major at 12.08-12.28.

During the last 6 weeks, INTC has been trading between a high of 16.39 and a low of 14.90, without being able to establish any kind of a trend other than a sideways one. With the rally in the indexes this past week, the stock should have been able to do something extra positive, but the results have been the same. The 200-day MA has been coming down and the stock is now within 50 points of that line, giving the entire area added resistance strength. If the indexes are unable to generate a breakout this week, it is likely that the INTC bulls will be disappointed and a correction to test the lows could occur.

INTC is presently showing a double bottom at $12, as well as a double top at $16. The double top is in the process of being tested this week as the stock closed on Friday at 15.81. If the stock generates a lower close next Friday, the double top will have been tested successfully. Such an event would likely be reversed for the next couple of weeks and the double bottom would receive the same kind of action, a retest.

Sales of INTC between 16.00 and 16.07 and placing a stop loss at 16.59 and having an objective of 12.50 would offer a risk/reward ratio of 6-1.

My rating on the trade is a 3.5 (on a scale of 1-5 with the strongest probability rating being 5).

HPQ (Friday close at 37.17)

HPQ is yet another stock that made new 3-year lows 8 weeks ago and has rallied straight up without any kind of a retest of the lows. It is also a stock that 2 weeks ago began reaching a level of very strong resistance and has since been unable to extend its rally in a significant way, thus giving signs that the upside may have been exhausted.

The stock finds itself in an overbought condition that without fundamental help or further rallies from the indexes will likely be unable to generate a break of the resistance levels it faces. In addition, the bulls now find themselves with a small profit potential but high risk. As such, the probabilities for a correction at this point are high.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is decent to strong at 36.85, strong at 37.49 and very strong at 38.80 from the 50-week MA as well as several high and low weekly closes between 38.28 and 38.67. On a daily closing basis, resistance is decent at 36.60 and strong at 37.41, from a previous daily close of consequence, as well as from the 200-day MA. Above that level, resistance is major at 39.31. On a weekly closing basis, support is decent at 34.75, and a bit strong down at 33.53. Below that level, support is decent at 32.44, and strong at 30.46. On a daily closing basis, support is decent to strong at 34.68, strong at 33.34, and then nothing of consequence until decent support is found at 31.18 and strong support at 29.34.

Resistance on the intra-week chart is very strong between 37.19 and 37.72 as those highs have been seen on 4 different occasions since December. The area received added resistance strength when the 200-day MA got down to 37.45 last Thursday and was tested successfully. The stock immediately backed off, close to $2, after having reached that level. It is likely that the stock will try once more to test the 200-day MA as well as the strong resistance there. Nonetheless, any failure to break out will likely take the stock back down to $34 in a short period of time. A break of the $34 would likely start a strong correction to test the lows made 9 weeks ago.

It must be mentioned that even if the stock is successful in breaking above the resistance level mentioned, the weekly close resistance up between 38.80 and 39.75 is even stronger. At 38.80 the 50 and 200 week MA's are located and the two highest weekly closes since the October break are at 38.28 and at 39.75. As such, this is a stock that has a high degree of probability of failure somewhere in this area.

With no retest of the lows, an overbought condition, and strong resistance, the probabilities are high of lower prices being seen over the next few weeks. The stock does show good support between $34 and $34.75, nonetheless, if that level is broken, drops down to the $30.50 to $32.50 are highly likely.

Sales of HPQ between 36.87 and 37.00 and using a mental stop loss at 37.82 and having a minimum objective of 33.53 will offer a 4-1 risk/reward ratio.

My rating on the trade is a 4 (on a scale of 1-5 with the strongest probability rating being 5).

AMTD (Friday closing price at 16.04)

AMTD, like with so many other stocks, has been in a strong up-trend during the last 9 weeks. In addition, since the stock does show a successful retest of the lows in March, the stock was able to break above a previous resistance level of consequence and generate a rally that counteracted many of the negatives that were created during the fall of the market.

Nonetheless, 3 weeks ago AMTD reached the 100-week MA and that lines seems to have stopped the stock on its tracks. In addition, the 9-week rally from the low of the successful retest, has not had any correction whatsoever and if the indexes are in the process of topping out short-term, it is highly likely the stock will see a correction to the recent move up.

On a weekly closing basis, resistance is strong between 15.99 and 16.34. At those prices there are two previous weekly low closes of consequence as well as the most recent high weekly close seen 2 weeks ago Friday at 16.34. On a daily closing basis, there is decent resistance at 16.69 and strong resistance at 16.80 from a double top recently built at that price. Above that level, there is additional decent resistance at 17.55. On a weekly closing basis, support is decent at 14.88 from a previous low close of some consequence as well as from the $15 psychological support. Below that level, strong support is found at 13.83. On a daily closing basis, support is strong at 15.15 from a double bottom at that price, as well as at 15.00 psychologically. Below that, there is no support until 13.83 is reached. At that level there is a previous low close as well as the 50-day MA. Additional support is located at 13.32 from the 100-day MA.

Since AMTD reached the 100-week MA at 17.00 it has had a lot of trouble continuing its recent up-trend. That same line was tested again this past week with a rally up to 16.88 and the stock was unable to generate any further upside in spite of new recent highs in the indexes. The stock has now built a double top, on the daily closing chart, at 16.80 and re-tested that resistance successfully with a close at 16.69. It seems likely that without any new catalyst, the stock is ready to retest the level the stock broke out of 6 weeks ago at $14.

The stock has moved up without any correction for the last 9 weeks and with last week's lower close, gave notice that it is likely the downside will now be explored for at least the next couple of weeks.

Sales of AMTD between 16.35 and 16.59 and using a stop loss at 17.10 and having an objective of 13.32, will offer a 4-1 risk/reward ratio.

My rating on the trade is a 3.5 (on a scale of 1-5 with the strongest probability rating being 5).

Updates 
Monthly & Yearly Portfolio Results
Open Positions and stop loss changes 

Status of account for 2007: Profit of $9,758 per 100 shares after losses and commissions were subtracted.

Status of account for 2008: Profit of $14,704 per 100 shares after losses and commissions were subtracted.

Status of account for 2009, as of 3/31

Profit of $4700 using 100 shares per mention (after commissions & losses)

Closed out profitable trades for April per 100 shares per mention (after commission)

NTES (short) $167
PKX (short) $312
STP (short) $74
BAC (long) $186
PDCO (long) $20
HON (long) $62
TRA (short) $491
SNDA (short) $6
AMZN (short $748
JPM (long) $2

Closed positions with increase in equity above the close the previous month.

AMZN (short) $14
MT (long) $167
TNE (long) $208

Total Profit for Apri, per 100 shares and after commissions $2076

Closed out losing trades for April per 100 shares of each mention (including commission)

JPM (short) $62
NUAN (short) $69
GE (short) $70
AMZN (short) $54
STP (long) $54
AMZN (short) $54
PKX (short) $103
NUAN (short) $97
GE (short) $8
STP (long) $54
STP (long) $2
BA (short) $143
AMAN (short) $59
DXD (long) $199

Closed positions with decrease in equity below last months close.

LEN (short) $54
HD (short) $440
KGC (long) $59
RIMM (short) $422
MT (short) $232
NTES (short) $109

Total Loss for March, per 100 shares, including commissions $2294

Open positions in profit per 100 shares per mention as of 4/30

JPM (short) $66
TRA (short) $180
HON (short) $78
PKX (short) $153
AMZN (short) $145

Total $622

Open positions in loss per 100 shares per mention as of 4/30

KGC (long) $255
NTES (short) $120
JNPR (short) $512
LEN (short) $33

Total $920

Status of trades for month of April per 100 shares on each mention after losses and commission subtractions.

Loss of $512

Status of account/portfolio for 2009, as of 4/30

Profit of $4188 using 100 shares traded per mention.



Updates on Held Stocks

NUAN tested the breakout of the 50 and 200 week MA's at 12.55 this week when it dropped down to 12.66. In addition, it can also be said the stock tested a major intra-week support made in January of this year at 12.45. Strong resistance, on a weekly closing basis is found at 13.92. On a daily closing basis, resistance is also found at 13.82, then again strong at 14.02, and finally strong again at 15.06. It is important to note that the stock, since making the intra-day high at 14.61, has now re-tested that high successfully on two different occasions. This now sets up this week as a pivotal week with a break below 12.66 or a rally above 13.66 as catalysts for further movement in that direction.

NTES, since its breakout above the previous all-time high of 27.16, has been trading sideways and around the psychological support/resistance level at $30 for the last 3 weeks. On Wednesday a new high was made 25 points above the previous high of 31.25, but failed to generate any further buying. The stock is now waiting to see what the indexes are likely to do. Resistance is strong at 31.25/31.50 and support now at 29.46/29.64. A break of either of these levels will likely generate strong follow through in that direction. Probabilities of a drop back down sometime soon, on a weekly closing basis, to 26.81 are high.

KGC confirmed that the close 2 weeks ago at 13.79 was a successful retest of the 200-week MA. Nonetheless, the stock was unable to generate any further upside above last weeks high of 16.18 (16.04 on a weekly closing basis) and now finds itself trading between the support at $15 and the resistance at $16, without any clear direction as to which break will come first. Based on the overall trend of the stock during the last 6 months, the likelihood is that the up-trend will resume shortly. Nonetheless, the short-term direction of the indexes will likely have some say in what the stock does.

JNPR was unable to make a higher high than last week and once again stopped short of the 200-week MA currently at 22.20. Nonetheless, the fact the stock had an inside week and was able to hold itself, on an intra-week basis, above good support at 20.57/20.77, with a drop down to 20.66, suggests that further upside will be seen this week. The stock, though, is going to be sensitive to what the indexes do, and therefore the direction will depend on the direction of the indexes. Any break above the previous week's high at 22.43 will likely generate a move up to the $25 level. A move below this week's low at 20.69 will likely generate a move down to $20. Everything is likely to depend on the indexes.

TRA came close to having a reversal week when the stock made a low at 25.76 and then generated a rally up to the 28.34 level on Friday, getting within 16 points of the previous weeks high at 28.50. The stock did give a sell signal during the week when a previous low close of consequence at 26.58 was broken. Nonetheless, that break was not confirmed with a weekly close below that same level. The stock did close below the most recent weekly low close at 27.40 and did give a minor sell signal on the weekly chart. On Friday, the stock tried aggressively to generate some positive upside momentum when it was able to get above the 200-day MA intra-day. Nonetheless the stock was unable to hold on to its rally and gave back most of the gain of the day, closing below the line at 27.75. A daily close above 27.91 would be bullish and therefore the stop loss on the short trade should be changed to 28.01 on a stop close only basis. A close below 26.00 would be strongly bearish.

LEN confirmed the previous week's close at 9.97 as another successful retest of the $10 level. In addition, the stock also tested successfully the 50-day MA, currently at 10.30. Nonetheless, the stock was able to stay above, on a daily closing basis, the 200-day MA currently at 9.40. As such, it is evident the stock is waiting for a direction to be determined in the indexes before deciding which way it wants to go. Any close above 10.28 or below 9.40 will likely generate further movement in that direction.

JPM, with the lower weekly close this week at 32.49, confirmed that the previous week's close at 33.38 was a successful retest of the strong weekly close resistance at 33.35. The stock was able to break, intra-week, above the 50-week MA at 34.00, nonetheless, it was unable to maintain that break and likely gave a failure to follow through signal when the break was not confirmed on the weekly close. The stock, though, was not able to close below the 200-day MA, currently at 32.45, and has also left its direction this week to whatever the indexes decide to do. With the lower weekly close, the probabilities of lower prices and a full-blown correction are good. Nonetheless, this is a stock that will follow the indexes, and therefore, watching what they do is important.

HON, based on the weekly chart, had an uneventful week as the stock traded within the high and the low of last week, without giving any indication of short-term direction. Nonetheless, on the daily chart, the stock has been building a possible head & shoulders formation with the left shoulder at 32.00, the head at 32.56, and the right shoulder at 32.02. Both of the shoulders have necklines at 29.30 making those necklines into a double bottom as well. A break below 29.30 would project a drop down to at least 25.74. The stock does have the 100-day MA at 30.40 and that will likely be a strong pivot point for the stock. Any close below 32.38 or below 29.43 would likely generate strong movement in that direction. The chart seems to suggest the downside is more probable, but like with all other stocks, will likely depend on what the indexes do.

 


1) PKX - Shorted at 78.50. Covered short at 79.10. Loss on the trade of $60 per 100 shares plus commissions.

2) KGC - Averaged long at 15.96 (5 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 15.52.

3) TRA - Shorted at 26.62 and again at 27.43. Averaged short at 27.43 (3 mentions). Stop loss lowered to 28.60. Stock closed on Friday at 27.13.

4) BA - Covered short at 39.29. Shorted at 38.00. Loss on the trade of $129 per 100 shares plus commissions.

5) HON - Shorted at 31.99. Stop loss lowered to 32.66. Stock closed on Friday at 31.63.

6) AMZN - Shorted at 84.25. Averaged short at 84.995. Covered short at 81.17. Profit on the trade of $769 per 100 shares (2 mentions) minus commissions.

8) GE - Covered short at 12.65. Shorted at 12.71. Profit on the trade of $6 per 100 shares minus commissions.

9) NTES - Shorted at 28.98. No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 29.97.

10) JPM - Averaged short at 33.32 (2 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 32.49.

12) AMZN - Shorted at 84.00. Covered short at 84.45. Loss on the trade of $45 per 100 shares plus commissions.

13) JNPR - Shorted at 19.28. Averaged short at 19.09 (2 mentions). Stop loss at 22.55. Stock closed on Friday at 22.16.

14) LEN - Shorted at 9.41. Stop loss changed to 10.36, on a stop close only basis. Stock closed on Friday at 9.46.

15) JPM - Purchased at 34.17. Liquidated at 34.35. Profit on the trade of $16 per 100 shares minus commissions.

16) AMZN - Shorted at 81.97. Covered short at 78.12. Profit of $385 per 100 shares minus commissions.

17) DXD - Purchased at 54.64. Liquidated at 52.79. Loss on the trade of $185 per 100 shares plus commissions.


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