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TheChartGuru
03-30-2006, 06:55 PM
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Mad Girl Investor
03-30-2006, 07:03 PM
well look at you, Guru the mass chart man. They look cool, cept one is missing...cpst.


Im in it, and would love to see what you see in it.

thanks

TheChartGuru
03-30-2006, 07:19 PM
well look at you, Guru the mass chart man. They look cool, cept one is missing...cpst.


Im in it, and would love to see what you see in it.

thanks

As far as CPST, if it consolidates here, it will form a cup and handle pattern which could eventually break out. BTW, I forgot to include RHEO to my list. I think it looks good for tommorrow.

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zyzzyva57
03-30-2006, 07:56 PM
As a fellow Chart Loving Fool (Cramer hates charts), I never realized until I read your post I could get 10 charts at one time. I love StockCharts.com. My gawd, man, with what it gives away, can you imagine what fellow Chart Loving Fools get as a paying member. If I ever get the hang of the stock market, I do swear being a paid member of this site is first on my Wanna List.

Now let me give you some personal insight on "cpst":

(1) I don't know how long you have been watching CramerLand, but I started last summer and fell madly in love with this my first stock.
(2) Cramer pumped it like "jdsu"
(3) I hung out on Yahoo's Message Board for this stock
(4) Wal-Mart was testing its Micro Turpine
(5) I could hardly wait to get my Scottrade account and buy a taste I think at $4.75
(6) The stock promply headed south
(70 Cramer pumped more
(8 I held
(9) At 3, I ditched while Cramer still pumped
(10) Since then, the stock has had the same jiggle you will note from where I bought high Nov. and have watched this stock move since the last jab up--This stock has the basic Resistance Point up as well as down
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=cpst&p=D&b=3&g=0&id=p55054800518

(11) I learned the following on my first stock: you do not buy high to sell low, you do not fall in love with a stock, you do not hold on to a Falling Knife, and Cramer will pump a stock long after he shouldn't, and how to learn to use Trailing Stops to force me to dump out on a stock
(12) I watched him do the same with Google and others--Cramer hates to ease off on a stock he loves...He will get you in low, but won't tell you properly to take some profit and say buy it back later to ride it back up--again, his classic case: Google

In short, I would recommend staying away from "cpst" until it cracks its 52 week high--again look at the "cpst" chart

englishman26
03-30-2006, 08:00 PM
Nice list.

I don't like the look of TIDE, PTGC or FMBAY. They haven't done going down yet. SIRI I just can't buy! IPIX doesn't look ready yet.

TSYS is moving well already. CAMD up too much too fast already, for me.

MIVT and PRZ look the best there - interesting beauties indeed! TSYS has more to come too.

Enjoy peeps. I'm all wrapped up at the moment, enjoying my LVCP, SUF, and VPHM.

madcowdisease
03-30-2006, 08:09 PM
(8 I held


Couldn't help but notice you left the close parenthesis. I've had to do that to in a list when you get to 8 or it gives you the damned sunglasses emoticon. Sometimes the code is nice but when it interferes with your posts it's a pain. Colon then the letter "D" sucks too, especially when you want to list a ticker that starts w/ D. You get the big smile emoticon. Not fun.

TheChartGuru
03-30-2006, 09:14 PM
As a fellow Chart Loving Fool (Cramer hates charts), I never realized until I read your post I could get 10 charts at one time. I love StockCharts.com. My gawd, man, with what it gives away, can you imagine what fellow Chart Loving Fools get as a paying member. If I ever get the hang of the stock market, I do swear being a paid member of this site is first on my Wanna List.

Now let me give you some personal insight on "cpst":

(1) I don't know how long you have been watching CramerLand, but I started last summer and fell madly in love with this my first stock.
(2) Cramer pumped it like "jdsu"
(3) I hung out on Yahoo's Message Board for this stock
(4) Wal-Mart was testing its Micro Turpine
(5) I could hardly wait to get my Scottrade account and buy a taste I think at $4.75
(6) The stock promply headed south
(70 Cramer pumped more
(8 I held
(9) At 3, I ditched while Cramer still pumped
(10) Since then, the stock has had the same jiggle you will note from where I bought high Nov. and have watched this stock move since the last jab up--This stock has the basic Resistance Point up as well as down
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=cpst&p=D&b=3&g=0&id=p55054800518

(11) I learned the following on my first stock: you do not buy high to sell low, you do not fall in love with a stock, you do not hold on to a Falling Knife, and Cramer will pump a stock long after he shouldn't, and how to learn to use Trailing Stops to force me to dump out on a stock
(12) I watched him do the same with Google and others--Cramer hates to ease off on a stock he loves...He will get you in low, but won't tell you properly to take some profit and say buy it back later to ride it back up--again, his classic case: Google

In short, I would recommend staying away from "cpst" until it cracks its 52 week high--again look at the "cpst" chart

I agree with everything you have said about CPST. I too bought it and held for a while until it finally popped one day when Cramer pumped it. There is one main difference that you need to see in a 1year/weekly chart. Draw a top and bottom trend line and you will see how CPST has actually formed a nice SYMMETRICAL Triangle. Here's a link. I can't draw trendlines on the free Stockcharts so use your imagination LOL
I don't recommend to buy CPST, just put it on your watchlist. It's getting interesting. BTW, I love Stockcharts. I may subscribe to it soon. Right now I subscribe to Prophet.net and Stockfetcher.

http://tinyurl.com/er83w

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Hanger
03-30-2006, 09:22 PM
I agree with everything you have said about CPST. I too bought it and held for a while until it finally popped one day when Cramer pumped it. There is one main difference that you need to see in a 1year/weekly chart. Draw a top and bottom trend line and you will see how CPST has actually formed a nice SYMMETRICAL Triangle. Here's a link. I can't draw trendlines on the free Stockcharts so use your imagination LOL
I don't recommend to buy CPST, just put it on your watchlist. It's getting interesting. BTW, I love Stockcharts. I may subscribe to it soon. Right now I subscribe to Prophet.net and Stockfetcher.

http://tinyurl.com/er83w

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It almost looks as though it has just broken through the upper trendline on that last tick..........still a little early to tell, just throwing my 2 cents out there.....

rayk
03-30-2006, 10:01 PM
What is everyone's thoughts on TIDE? Is their resistance? Does an upward trend seem possible?

TheChartGuru
03-30-2006, 10:11 PM
What is everyone's thoughts on TIDE? Is their resistance? Does an upward trend seem possible?

Check out the weekly chart. It is very near support. Volume should begin to pick up which should be a signal of accumulation

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