Dear Fellow Traders

An expected move by the FOMC provided a small push higher for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. After their meeting, the Fed left interest untouched and reiterated that rates will remain “exceptionally low for an extended period.” Trading was relatively quiet as the index remained near its opening price for most of the day.

The Dow started Tuesday at 10,642 and in the morning dropped to its low of 10,621. However the market quickly recovered and hit a high of 10,682 and then once again fell back towards its opening price ahead of the interest rate decision. Following the announcement, investors were able to drive the index back to a new high of 10,693, then it closed only slightly lower at 10,685.

On Tuesday the tech sector managed to recover from Monday’s weak performance. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite, gapped higher Tuesday morning and opened at $47.39, but selling pressure caused the stock to dip below to Monday’s closing price, and hit a low $47.23. The FOMC rate decision created some traction for QQQQ because following the announcement, the ETF hit a high of $47.61 and managed to close modestly lower at $47.54.

Gold prices appear to be on a rollercoaster ride which caused very high volatility in GLD, the biggest gold ETF. For the previous four sessions, the ETF has found support around $108. This must have created a strong buy signal because Tuesday morning investors quickly jumped into the precious metal and the ETF. GLD opened at $110.02, which has been a strong psychological level. Some selling pressure caused the ETF to fall to a low of $109.70 but that must have created another strong buy signal because investors were able to drive the price to a high of $110.46. GLD ended the day only 6 cents lower, closing at $110.40.

BONZ appears to be running into some selling pressure, but I don’t know how accurate Tuesday’s price action was. The stock opened at $0.036, which was also its high. Investors quickly drove the stock to a low of $0.023. However, bulls were able to regain some control and drive the price slightly higher to close at $0.03.

The reason I say I don’t know how accurate the price action was is because volume was low compared to the action we saw on Monday. On Tuesday, 375,000 shares were traded whereas on Monday more than 1.5 million shares were traded. Also, every time the stock had a positive day it was accompanied with strong volume. I will be watching the stock closely today.

A stock we were actively trading two weeks ago is back on our watch list today. I like the price action I am seeing in WDRP. We made some pretty good profits off this stock in early February but it has been losing ground since the beginning of the month. The price action on March 11 could have confirmed the reversal of the pullback and the stock has managed to hold on to most of those recent gains. On Tuesday the stock opened at $0.017 and hit a low of $0.015 before rallying to a high of $0.024. It managed to hold on to most of those gains and closed at $0.023.  With more than 9 million shares traded on Tuesday, volume is good, but I am not going to go rushing into this trade right now. I am expecting to see some consolidation around the $0.02 level.

I continue to watch KATX as it consolidates between its 20-day and 50-day moving average. At the moment it does not appear to favor any particular direction. It does appear the stock is trying to test resistance at $0.06 but I don’t have a lot of confidence, so I will wait on the sidelines for now. I want to see a definitive move in any direction. On Tuesday the stock gapped higher and opened at $0.057, which is the stock’s 20-day moving average, and managed to rally to a high of $0.059. However the stock was not able to break its resistance level and fell to a low of $0.052. The stock closed only slightly higher at $0.054, which is its 50-day moving average.

CTDBQ remains on my watch list as the selling pressure appears to be easing. On Tuesday the stock opened at $0.036 and fell to a low of $0.03. However this could be a strong support point as the stock managed to bounce off that low and close slightly higher at $0.033. Another sign that the pressure could be easing is the fact that volume is dropping – more than 3 million shares were traded but that is well below the volume of the last seven sessions.

Finally, the last stock I wanted to mention is GETA. The stock lost significant ground last week and I took it off my watch list, though it continues to be active stock. On Tuesday the stock managed to snap a six-day losing streak. This could be the start of a bounce or the stock could just be taking small breaths before it resumes its downtrend. The stock opened at $0.07 and hit a low of $0.069 before it managed to find some traction and rallied to a high of $0.075. The stock closed slightly lower at $0.072.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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Investors appear to be a little hesitant ahead of the FOMC interest rate decision, which comes out this afternoon. On Monday the Dow Jones Industrial Average appeared to hit a brick wall but a last minute rally helped push the Dow to a new monthly high. According to some articles I was reading, a lot of investors are watching the 10,600-10,700 level very closely. A strong close above that level could signal another push higher in the index.

The Dow opened at 10,623 and hit a high of 10,637. This created some selling pressure, which drove the stock to a low of 10,570.  The index breaking below 10,600 could have sparked the rally.  The Dow managed to close at its high of 10,642.

The tech sector is struggling to hold on to its recent gains. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite, hit a new high for the year on Friday but was under significant pressure on Monday. The ETF gapped lower Monday morning and opened at $47.26 and managed to rally to Friday’s closing price of $47.38. However, the bears were in full control and drove the price to a low $46.91. QQQQ closed slightly higher at $47.24.

Gold prices have stopped their decline, at least for now. GLD, the biggest gold ETF appears to be finding support around $108. On Monday the ETF gapped higher from Friday’s close and opened at $108.16. Brief selling pressure caused GLD to drop below $108, hitting a low of $107.82. This break must have created a strong buy signal because investors were able to push GLD to a high of $108.56. The ETF closed modestly lower at $108.36.

We were expecting a strong open for our latest pick, BONZ and we were not disappointed. The stock gapped higher from Friday’s close and opened at $0.035. BONZ quickly rallied to a high of $0.039 before falling under some selling pressure. The problem we normally face when a stock gaps higher is that it runs out of momentum. However that was not the case for BONZ. The stock hit a low of $0.032, which was Friday’s closing price but investors were able to drive it back into positive territory. BONZ closed the day at $0.037.

KNDR continues to trade in its new range but it is suffering from low volume. On Monday the stock opened at $0.047 but fell under significant selling pressure, hitting a low of $0.045. I was expecting this price to act as initial support. From this price investors were able to drive the stock to a high of $0.049. Only 20,000 shares were traded during the day and the low volume makes it difficult to predict any short-term price action.

KATX remains on our watch list as it continues to trade within a range established between its 20-day and 50-day moving average. The stock opened at $0.054 and in its first hour of trading, hit both its intra-day high and low. At the open, KATX fell to Friday’s closing price of $0.052, which was its 50-day moving average. The low price could have created a strong buy signal, which drove the price to its high of $0.06. The stock settled modestly lower and closed at $0.055. This was just below the 20-day moving average of $0.057.

After scanning the market, there are a few stocks I am adding to our watch list – the first is NRTLQ. Currently Nortel is under bankruptcy protection but before the open on Friday, they announced a profit of $488 million for 2009. Although this was due to the liquidation of most of the company’s assets, the news still managed to boost the stock. We saw a major jump Monday morning.

NRTLQ opened at $0.063 and hit a low of $0.062 before rallying to a high of $0.12. The stock settled modestly lower at $0.085. What interests me about this move is the fact that volume increased dramatically. The daily average is usually about 1 million shares but on Monday more than 72 million shares were traded. I want to see if this stock can maintain its new price level or will fall back down to trade in its current range of between $0.03 and $0.039.

This is a good example of a breakout after a nice long consolidation.

The next stock I wanted to add to our watch list is CTDBQ. On March 9 the stock made very strong gains opening at $0.025 and closing at $0.055. CTDBQ has managed to hold on to most of those gains despite a sell-off on Monday. The stock opened at $0.06 and rallied to a high of $0.061. Investors managed to push it to a low of $0.035 and it closed slightly higher at $0.036. I want to wait and see if the selling pressure is over. I would like to see a brief period of consolidation in this stock but I think the strong volume could signal a rise in the stock’s price.

Have a Great Trading Day,

Francis

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Dear Fellow Traders,

It was a good week for the bulls as the Dow Jones Industrial Average ended the week up 58 points. 12 of those points were made on Friday. According to some of the commentary, positive U.S. retail sales helped to boost the positive sentiment.

The index started Friday at 10,611 but brief selling pressure caused it to drop to a low of 10,594. However, the bulls were quick to take control and the index rallied to a high of 10,644. The market settled modestly lower to close at 10,624.  The fact that the index wasn’t able to make major gains last week could mean we are in for a period of sideways trading. Traders will be hesitant to take any major positions ahead of the FOMC interest rate decision, which will be announced on March 16.

The tech sector, after making new highs for the year, could be running out of steam. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite rallied by 2% last week. On Friday the ETF gapped higher and opened at $47.50 and managed to hit a high of $47.53 before the bears took over. The selling pressure caused QQQQ to drop to a low of $47.10. However the ETF was able to rally higher to close at $47.36, which was close to Thursday’s closing point.

Gold prices continue to be pushed around and we are seeing another drop in prices. Last week GLD, the biggest gold ETF fell by 2.5%. On Friday the ETF opened at $108.56 and managed to rally to a high of $108.77, which represents its 50-day moving average. However, this must have created a strong sell signal pushing the ETF to a low of $107.45. GLD managed to close slightly higher at $107.95.  There are a lot of behind-the-scene factors affecting gold prices. Very few people have faith in the U.S. dollar, but they are not ready to give up on it quite so soon, especially as the Euro remains so weak. The big players are able to talk down gold prices and then buy them back at a lower price.

We saw an interesting move in CIST on Friday. The stock is trying to make new highs but continues to run into selling pressure. On Friday the stock gapped higher and opened at $0.37. It managed to rally to a high of $0.40 before it was hit with some selling pressure. The stock slid to a low of $0.30, which appears to be a support point. CIST managed to rally off that price and closed at $0.32.

SNWT remains under pressure. On Friday the stock traded between its 20-day and 50-day moving averages. It opened at $0.131 and hit a high of $0.1325, which is its 20-day moving average, before the price started to slide. The stock hit a low of $0.112, which is its 50-day moving average, and closed slightly higher at $0.116. I am not reading too much into Friday’s sell off because volume was well below the daily average. The volume still supports higher prices.

I have been doing a lot of reading and KNDR remains on many watch lists so I think it is still prudent to talk about it briefly. The stock could be finding a new trading range in the near term. KNDR opened on Friday at $0.047 and hit a high of $0.049 before falling back and closing at its opening price. I would expect that the stock will find strong support at $0.045 and trade in a new range, with resistance at $0.055.

We saw an interesting move in KATX, which is on our watch list. The stock gapped lower and opened at $0.0495 then hit a low of $0.049, which created a buy signal. Investors were able to drive the stock to a high of $0.054 and it closed slightly lower at $0.0521.

Over the weekend we released a new pick, BONZ. Although we haven’t been very successful in junior mining stocks, I do like this area. I think it is only a matter of time before gold prices move higher and when they do, small cap mining companies will see the biggest benefits. On Friday BONZ opened at $0.025 and hit a low of $0.020 before a strong wave of buying drove the price to a high of $0.032, which is where it closed.

Finally there is another stock I would like to add to our watch list, MMUH. The stock is testing long term support around $0.01. MMUH tested this level in December and January. We could see the stock push higher off this level but it appears to be in a consolidation period. MMUH has traded in a tight range for the previous three sessions. On Friday the stock opened at $0.01 rallied to a high of $0.012 and closed at $0.011.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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Dear Fellow Traders,

Positive investor sentiment continues to grow, which is helping to push the Dow Jones Industrial Average through its recent resistance levels. According to some of the commentary I heard on Thursday, a decrease in the U.S. trade deficit helped to push stock prices higher. However, we could see some range trading while investors wait another month for the first quarter earnings season. The Dow started the day at 10,560 but some early morning selling pressure caused it to drop to a low of 10,507.  This drop must have triggered a strong buy signal because investors were able to drive it to a high of 10,611. The index has struggled recently to make gains past 10,600. It will be interesting to see if this level will now act as support.

The tech sector continues its trek higher. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite has rallied for almost eight straight sessions. As I pointed out in Thursday’s newsletter, I think the first point of resistance will be $48. The ETF started Thursday at $47.07 and managed to hit a low of $46.98. However the bulls are still in control and pushed QQQQ to close at its high of $47.35.

It appears gold prices are finding some support levels. GLD, the most popular gold ETF hit its lowest point during the last 10 sessions but managed to close in positive territory. The ETF opened on Thursday at $108.28, however a strong U.S. dollar caused the precious metal to fall to a low of $107.86. This created a strong buying opportunity and pushed the price to a high of $108.65. GLD held on to most of its gains and closed modestly lower at $108.60.

We saw some profit taking in our active pick, SNWT, which is not surprising considering the strong move higher on Wednesday. On Thursday SNWT gapped higher and opened at $0.1565 and quickly hit a high of $0.158. This created a very strong sell signal and investors drove the price to a low of $0.13. The stock ended the day at $0.132. Despite the sell-off, SNWT was able to hold on to most of its gains from the Wednesday rally. This could be a signal that investors are comfortable with higher prices.

CIST was hit with another wave of selling pressure. The stock opened at $0.34 and managed to hit a high of $0.35 before sliding lower. CIST hit a low of $0.31 in the early afternoon and remained at that level by the close. This price could be an initial support level and we could see a modest move higher at today’s open.

KNDR continues to make some interesting moves, however I am not too concerned with Thursday’s selling pressure because of the low volume. More than 65,000 shares were traded during the day, which is below the recent average. The stock started the day at a high of $0.055 and fell to a low of $0.045, which was also its closing price.

KATX remains on our watch list today. On Thursday the stock snapped a three day losing streak but continues to trade between its 20-day and 50-day moving average. The stock opened at $0.053 and fell to a low of $0.051, which represents the 50-day moving average. KATX closed at its high point at $0.057, which was just slightly above the 20-day moving average.

The last stock I wanted to mention is our gold pick, AGCZ. Because gold prices have taken a big hit lately, it is no surprise to see the stock price fall. However, if gold can find some support at its current level we could see a push higher in AGCZ. Right now volume is extremely low so it is hard to forecast any price action. On Thursday only 48,200 shares were traded. The stock opened at $0.075, hit a low of $0.071, rallied to a high of $0.097, then closed at $0.095.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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Dear Fellow Traders,

The tech sector continues to move higher and we now have to go back to 2008 to find any sort of  resistance levels. With the recent bullish sentiment in the marketplace, it is hard to determine when the sector will start to run out of steam. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite could hit some strong resistance at $48, which was close to the August 2008 highs. We can see from the long term chart that that price broke just over $48 before falling sharply, creating one the biggest financial crisis in recent history.

On Wednesday the ETF started the day at $46.80, which was the low point, rallied to a high of $47.28, then closed at $47.17. Volume remains relatively strong for QQQQ and is helping to support these higher prices.

The tech sector has fared a lot better than the general market. The recent rally in the Dow Jones Industrial Average appears to be running out of momentum. The index has traded in a relatively tight range in the last three sessions. On Thursday the stock opened 10,560 and hit a low of 10,526 early in the morning. After the sell-off, investors were able to push the Dow to a high of 10,567.

Gold was hit with another strong wave of selling, which caused it to drop sharply on Wednesday. There was high volatility in GLD, the biggest gold ETF, as it swung in a $2.50 dollar range. The ETF opened at $109.94 and after a dip into negative territory rallied to a high of $110.50. However by noon the bears were in full control of GLD. The selling pressure caused the ETF to hit a low of $108.02. It managed to rally modestly higher in the late afternoon to close at $108.47.

I have said a few times that traders need to learn to be patient. We have been waiting for a big push in SNWT and on Wednesday we finally got it. The stock has traded around $0.11 for the last five sessions but its consolidation appears to be over.  The stock opened at $0.115 and hit a low of $0.11. However this dip must have created a strong buy signal because investors managed to drive the stock to a high of $0.152, which is where it closed. This is a gain of 38%! with Wednesday’s strong close there is not much standing in the way of February’s high of $0.21. The consolidation of the last few days was a sign that something was about to happen and it did…

We saw some strong profit taking on our latest pick, CIST. The stock gapped higher at the bell and opened at $0.39. The stock quickly rallied to a high of $0.43. This high created a strong sell signal, which caused CIST to drop to a low of $0.31. The stock managed to rally slightly higher to close at $0.345. More than 800,000 shares were traded on Wednesday and I am expecting the stock to trade around this price for a while.

KNDR, which has been on our watchlist for a while, continues to make surprising moves. The stock broke through support at $0.05 on Wednesday. It has been trading in a tight range, with support at $0.05 and resistance at $0.06 since mid-February. We see this as a buy opportuniyty.  Because of the low volume, it is more likely the stock will move back into its established range.

KNDR opened the day at $0.05 and hit a high of $0.06 before strong selling pressure drove it to a low of $0.049, where it closed. More than 90,000 shares were traded on Wednesday, which is strong but appears to be below the daily average.

We have been watching LTUM for the last few days and we could be in a consolidation period. The price action this week helped to confirm the reversal of its pullback but on Wednesday the stock ran into a wall. LTUM gapped in the morning and opened at $1.29 then quickly rallied to a high of $1.30. This helped to weaken some of the recent momentum and created a profit taking opportunity for investors. The selling pressure caused the stock to drop to a low of $1.25. LTUM managed to rally slightly higher to close at $1.26.

On Tuesday we mentioned a stock that we were watching, GETA. We wanted confirmation for higher prices and we did not get it. The stock gapped lower on very strong volume so we are going to put it on the backburner for now.

There is another stock that is on our watch list that I wanted to mention, KATX. This stock is similar to GETA because we need to wait for confirmation. Recently, the stock has traded in a tight range and traded most of Wednesday between its 20-day and 50-day moving average. The stock opened at $0.057, which was its session high, and hit a low of $0.051.  KATX managed to rally modestly higher in the afternoon and closed at $0.0525.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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It was an amazing day for the tech sector as the NASDAQ Composite made a new high for 2010. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ, managed to hit its highest price since August 2008. The ETF has been in a very strong uptrend since hitting a low one year ago.

On Tuesday, QQQQ opened at $46.40, which was also its low point of the day, and managed to hit a high of $47.05. The previous high price was made in January when the ETF hit $46.64. QQQQ managed to hold on to most of its gains and closed at $46.79.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average appears to be hitting a wall of resistance just above 10,600. On Tuesday the index opened at 10,552 and hit a low of 10,533. News that the U.S. government could be ready to sell some of its 72% stake in Citigroup helped give the bulls some traction to push the index higher. The Dow managed to rally to a high of 10,612 before it hit some selling pressure.

When the dust settled the index closed at 10,564, which was 12 points higher than the open.

GLD, the biggest gold ETF, gapped significantly lower opening at $109.16. The price continued to drop in the morning hitting a low of 109.04, where it found some support. GLD rallied to a high of $110.16 and by the close settled at $109.72.

I like the way our latest pick CIST, traded yesterday. It has taken a little long for this trade to shape up but it looks like we could see a strong move to the upside very shortly. The stock had been consolidating for the last two sessions and on Tuesday made a definitive move higher. The stock opened at $0.335 and hit a low of $0.32, which appears to be a strong support level.

The stock managed to rally to a high of $0.37 where it closed for the day. Volume remains very strong and as I have said previously it could help to support higher prices.

The next stock on our list is SNWT and I wanted to quickly mention the importance of patience. The stock continues to consolidate around $0.11 and we are expecting the price to jump higher in the near term. We continue to watch the volume in this stock and on Tuesday more than 700,000 shares were traded. This shows there is a lot of interest in the stock but at the moment the supply and demand picture appears to be balanced. The stock opened at $0.11 and closed at $0.1095. It definitely looks like accumulation is taking place at these levels…

Here at Hypergrowthstock.com, we are developing a new type of stock screener and we are becoming very excited with its progress. We aren’t ready to fully announce the scanner but we have been testing it out. CLNH was one of the stocks picked up on our scanner. This stock came up on monday based on the volume increase. And on Tuesday the stock opened at $0.26 and hit a low of $0.24, which was just below the previous closing price and created a strong buy signal. CLNH managed to rally to a high of $0.45 and closed modestly lower at $0.44. This is a good example of how this scanner can perform…

We are watching a couple of stocks – the first on our list is LTUM. Last week the stock was in a significant pullback after hitting a recent high of $1.37. The pullback appears to have been reversed and we could see another push higher. The price action on Tuesday confirmed the reversal. The stock opened at $1.17 and hit a low of $1.15 before it rallied to close at its high point of $1.26.

We continue to watch KNDR and although volume remains strong we are not seeing much movement in its price. The stock opened at $0.05 where it also closed. The stock traded more than 100,000 shares on Tuesday.

We also continue to watch GETA as it continues to consolidate. The stock has traded in a relatively tight range over the last few weeks. The stock is finding resistance at $0.12 and support at $0.10.  GETA is trading in the middle of its range. On Tuesday the stock opened at $0.112, hit a high of $0.115 then it was hit with some selling pressure. The stock hit a low of $0.105 and closed modestly higher at $0.106. There will be a point where this stock will trigger an entry, I am only watching it closely right now.

Have a Great Day!

Francis

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A quiet start to the week appears to have provided an opportunity for investors to take some profits. The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw an impressive rally on Friday following a better-than-expected nonfarm payrolls report. The index gave back some of those gains Monday morning. The Dow Jones started the day at 10,563 and managed to hit a high of 10,587 before prices started to slip. The selling caused the index to drop to a low of 10,542 but a modest recover helped it close slightly higher at 10,552.

The tech sector continues to make gains as it slowly approaches new highs for 2010. It is hard to say just when the sector will run into some selling pressure. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite, appears to be running into resistance at $46.64, which was the January high. The ETF hit that price and then fell back but close modestly in positive territory. QQQQ started the day at $46.46 and slid to a low of $46.44 and then managed to rally and finally close at $46.53.

GLD, the biggest gold ETF, lost over 1 dollar to close near important support levels. Last week GLD made some major gains and hit a high of $112.18 on March 3. However the ETF could not maintain those gains. On Monday GLD opened at $111.22 and managed to hit a high of $111.30 before a wave of selling caused it to drop to a low of $109. 52. GLD managed to bounce off that level and close at $109.88, which is pretty close to its recent support level. According to some of the comments I am hearing gold prices tumbled because of debt concerns in Europe. This story is becoming very old but traders remain very wary of the problems Greece and other European countries face.

It was a relatively normal day for our latest pick CIST but volume remains strong. We would have liked to see the price move up on this. On Monday the stock opened at $0.345 and managed to hit a high of $0.35 before the price started to slide. CIST hit a low of $0.33 and managed to close slightly higher at $0.338. As we pointed out over the weekend, the company is embarking on a major public relations campaign and this should ultimately help attract new investors but we also want to see movement.

An afternoon rally helped push GBTO off its lows. On Monday the stock opened at a high of $0.24 and quickly fell to a low of $0.17, which was also Friday’s low price. This drop must have created a strong buying signal because investors were able to push it up to close at $0.22. We are expecting to see some strong gains this week in this stock after the company made two major contract announcements last week. Any significant drop in price will probably create a strong buying opportunity for investors.

We saw a strong move in LUXE Monday morning as the stock managed to gap higher at the open. However the stock faced some selling pressure, which drove the price to Friday’s low. LUXE opened at $0.038, which was also it’s high point and dropped to a low of $0.033.

SNWT remains relatively unchanged as low volume plagues this stock. The stock has traded around $0.11 for the last three sessions. On Monday the stock opened at $0.109, and managed to reach a high of $0.112 before falling back and closing at $0.1092, which was just higher than the opening price. If volume can pick up again I think we will see another push in the stock’s price.

We continue to wait and watch KNDR. The stock continues to trade in a tight range between $0.05 and $0.06. What I wanted to point out is the fact that volume was relatively high on Monday. Any sign of volume growth could be a bullish sign for this stock. More than 350,000 shares were traded on Monday, which is slightly above the daily average. On Monday the stock opened at $0.05 and hit a low of $0.049. Renewed buying interest helped to drive the stock to a high of $0.055. However this was not sustained and the stock dropped back to its opening price.

We are currently watching a stock, IDCN. We missed the initial push higher but we are going to watch and wait for a pullback. A sharp sell-off with low volume could create an entry point for us. The stock is in a pretty good uptrend and volume should support higher prices in the near term. On Monday the stock opened at $0.0017, hit a low of $0.0016 before rallying to and closing at a high of $0.0026.

We are watching also watching and old pick for a new trading opportunity. PNTVhas rallied higher for the last six sessions and volume remains very strong. On Monday the stock dropped sharply which created a strong buy signal and helped drive the price to a positive close. PNTV opened at $0.07 and hit a low of $0.055. This is when the investors jumped in and pushed the stock to a high of $0.075. The stock settled slightly lower at $0.071.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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Friday’s strong move in the Dow Jones Industrial Average is proof that investors are feeling more optimistic over the employment outlook in the U.S. A stronger than expected nonfarm payrolls report helped push the index up more than 100 points. The index is moving closer to erasing all of its losses from the Jan. 20 sell-off. On Friday the index opened at 10,445 and never looked back. The Dow Jones hit a high of 10,571 and managed to hold on to most of its gains and closed at 10,566. I would expect the first sign of resistance could be the Jan. 21 high of 10,614.

The tech sector also received a major boost on Friday. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite recorded its higher close since Jan. 20. Friday’s close signaled almost 100% retracement of the January sell-off. The ETF opened at $46.10 and hit a low of $45.99 before the bulls took over and drove the price to a high of $46.54. By the close QQQQ ended the week at $46.44.

The U.S. dollar continues to hold on to its recent strength, which has hampered the recent rally in gold prices. GLD, the biggest gold ETF, is trading in a fairly wide range with support at $110 and resistance at $112. The ETF ended the week in the middle of its recent range. On Friday GLD opened at $111.13 and managed to hit a high of $111.75 before the bears took over to drive the price down. The ETF closed at its low point of 110.81. The ETF continues to hold on to its recent gains, which helps to support higher prices in the near future.

***** Go see the page on CIST to have a better view and also more info, this stock should move well this week.

http://www.hypergrowthstock.com/cist-update

On Friday the ticker symbol for Globotek changed to GBTO from CBBV.  Despite the symbol change this stock had a very busy day. On Wednesday and Thursday the company announced 2 major contracts to build APG processing plants. This news caused a major jump in GBTO and we expect to see that action continue on Monday. On Friday GBTO opened at $0.26 and managed to hit a high of $0.30 before investors took profits and caused some selling pressure. The stock hit a low of $0.18, which created a strong buy signal. The late afternoon rally helped the stock close at $0.21. It definitely looks like a bottom is being formed right now.

It was a big day for our recent pick, BHWX. Our timing was a bit off on this trade but it has moved in the direction we expected. The stock has been consolidated for the last nine sessions but that period ended on Friday with its strong move higher. BHWX gapped at the open and started the day at $0.68. The stock hit a low of $0.67 before resuming its rally to a high of $0.74. The stock closed the week at $0.73. The stock has broken its recent support levels at $0.70 and the strong volume is a good sign we could see the test initial resistance at $0.80 and eventually a high of $1.00.

WDRP continues to consolidate but we are starting to see some signs of a reversal. On Friday the stock opened at 0.0209 and managed to hit a high of 0.0220. Bears were able to take control of the price and drive it down to a low of 0.0160. However a late afternoon rally helped push the price to close at $0.019. The closing price represents the 20-day moving average, which could create a strong buy signal on Monday.

Our pick LUXE continues to consolidate. However we could see a bounce on Monday as the stock ended the previous week at a recent support level. The stock opened at its high point of $0.04 and hit a low of $0.0346 and settled to close at $0.035.

We are also seeing some consolidation in SNWT. Volume appears to be strong but is lower than the recent moves, which is a sign of consolidation. On Friday more than 600,000 shares were traded and the average is about 1 million shares. The stock opened the session at $0.11 and hit a low of $0.108. SNWT managed to close slightly higher at $0.109.

Finally we are seeing some high volatility in SATM but the strong volume points to a rise in its stock price. On Friday the stock traded in an extremely wide range opening at $0.28, hitting a high of $0.309, a low of $0.211 and finally closing at 0.25.  Its low of $0.211 appears to be an initial support point for the price and created a strong buy signal.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average was able to overcome weaker housing data to close near strong resistance levels. Thursday morning the National Association of Realtors reported that pending home sales dropped 7.9% between December and January. However the news did not have a major impact on investor sentiment. Thursday’s price action highlighted the tight range the index has been trapped in the last few days. The Dow started the session at 10,396 and fell to a low of 10,390. Investors were able to drive the stock to a high of 10,452 and settled slightly lower at 10,444. Friday’s open will be very interesting as U.S. nonfarm payrolls are scheduled to be released in the morning. The major employment report will cause some strong volatility and if the numbers disappoint we could see a  test of the initial support at 10,350 and if the data is very bad a run towards 10,300. If the data is positive I would expect to see a run towards 10,500. However, there is not a lot of resistance between 10,450 and 10,550 and we couldn’t rule a move that high if the data is extremely positive.

It was a slightly more volatile day for the NASDAQ Composite as it traded in a wider range compared to the general market index. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ, continues to claw its way higher. The ETF has made impressive gains over the last five sessions and the bulls remained in controll on Thursday. QQQQ opened the day at $45.64 and fell to a low of $45.40. A late afternoon rally helped to push the ETF to a high of $45.81 and finally closed slightly lower at $45.75.

The U.S. dollar made gains against the Euro which caused a slide in gold prices. GLD, the biggest gold ETF dropped over a dollar on Thursday before finding some support. Although the ETF sold-off it continues to hold most of its gains from the previous four sessions. This means more investors see value and higher prices and are signs of higher prices in the future. GLD started the day at $111.25 and managed to hit a high of $111.37 before the bears took control and dragged it to a low of $110.22. The ETF closed modestly higher at $110.83.

First on our list today is CBBV. We saw a very strong open on Thursday following Wednesday’s major news announcement. The stock opened at $0.19 and quickly rallied to a high of $0.21. The move in the morning represented a gain of 31% which caused some profit taking. Strong selling pressure drove the stock down to Wednesday’s price of $0.16. Investors took control in the afternoon and managed to push the stock back to $0.19 and finally close at $0.185. Thursday afternoon CBBV announced another contract which could create total revenues of $100 million over the next 10 years. We expect this new to cause another jump in the stock and the strong fundamental news should help to sustain these gains.

Our pick BHWX continues to consolidate and trade in a very tight range. Although the stock is not able to make new gains it also is finding strong support at $0.63. The stock opened at $0.645and managed to hit a high of $0.65 before testing support at $0.63. The stock ended the day at $0.6401.

It was an interesting day for WDRP as it continues to hold on to most of its recent gains. So far support at $0.02 is holding and creating a buying opportunity for investors. The stock opened at $0.0221 and hit a high of $0.0239 before selling pressure pushed it to a low of $0.02. The stock managed to end the day at $0.022, which was very close to its opening price.

I am seeing a flag formation in SNWT and with volume dropping off we could be close to a breakout. The stock had a strong rally from Feb. 12 to 18. Although the stock retraced those gains volume has dropped significantly. The stock could try to test support at $0.10 but a break of $0.11 could signal a reversal of the consolidation period. On Thursday the stock opened at $0.11 and because of low volume closed at $0.106.

LUXE is managing to hold on to most of its gains after its strong move on Feb. 26. Volume remains fairly high so that should help to support its new price level. On Thursday the stock opened at 0.042 and managed to hit a high of $0.044 before the bears took control. The selling pressure drove the stock to a low of $0.035. LUXE managed to make some modest gains near the end of the day to close at $0.038.

Finally I wanted to end the day by adding a new stock to our watch list, MBTG. On Wednesday the stock gapped higher and rallied 0,008. Even before Wednesday’s move the stock has made consistent gains since February.  The stock sold-off on Thursday but I think this was more due from profit taking than a reversal of the trend. Volume was incredibly low compared to Wednesday move. I want to make sure that volume remains strong and wait out the consolidation period.

Have a Great Trading Day

Francis

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Positive employment news ahead of Friday’s official jobs report helped boost investor optimism. According to a report released Wednesday morning the U.S. service sector advanced at its fastest pace since October 2007. The service sector is about 90% of nonfarm payrolls and this data bodes well for Friday’s numbers. However, concerns over the U.S. healthcare system caused a late afternoon selloff. The Dow Jones Industrial  Average opened at 10,406 and managed to rally to a high of 10 469 but it soon ran into some strong resistance. By the late afternoon the Dow fell to a low of 10,376 and managed to close slightly higher at 10,396. I now see two resistance points for the stock the first level at 10,400 and the second at 10,450.

The recent rally in the NASDAQ Composite is starting to slow down and we are seeing some modest consolidation. QQQQ, the ETF of the NASDAQ Composite was able to reach new highs during the session but was unable to hold them until the close. The ETF started the day strong, opening at $45.67 and hit a high of $45.82. However, buyers started to leave the market and by noon the index was trading in negative territory and hit a low of $45.43.  Some late buying helped to push the ETF to close at $45.60.

Every day Greece comes closer to resolving its debt problems. On Wednesday the country announced it was able to cut its deficit spending by €4.5 billion ($6.14 billion). This news has helped the euro put pressure on the U.S. dollar and help prop up commodity markets, especially gold. GLD, the biggest gold ETF, added to its strong gains on Tuesday, opening at $111.46 and breaking above $112. The ETF is finding some interesting support around $111.00, which was previous a strong resistance point. On Wednesday the ETF dropped to a low of $111.18 before investor jump in to drive the price to a high of 112.18. Looking at the chart we can see GLD has been on an impressive rally so the high of $112 was a good point for investors to take some profits. The selling pressure caused the ETF to close at 111.63.

The first stock I wanted to mention today is CBBV. We have seen some  investor indecision regarding this stock lately but we think that is going to come to an end. Wednesday after the close the company announced the Russian government gave them approval to build 14 plants to process waste gas from oil production. This could generate $350 million in revenues for  CBBV. This news should have a major impact on the stock price and we should see a very strong open. The stock closed at $0.16 before the news on a low volume day. If we get good volume at the open this stock should trade up today.

It was another interesting day for BHWX as we expect this stock to break out of its recent consolidation phase. The stock opened at $0.63, which represents its 20-day moving average, and hit a high of $0.66 before falling back down to close at $0.64.

With gold prices continuing to move higher we are expecting activity to pick up in our January gold pick, AGCZ. GLD, the most popular gold ETF has rallied more than 5% in the last five sessions this is going to have a strong impact on small cap mining companies. We can see that buyers are slowly starting to enter the market but are very picky about their prices. AGCZ started the day at $0.14 managed to hit a high of $0.142 before the selling pressure took over.  Bears were able to drive the stock to a low of $0.10, which has been a strong support level. Investors took advantage of these cheap prices and drive the stock to close at $0.125.

The recent pullback in SATM appears to be over as investors take advantage of extremely discounted prices. On Wednesday the stock opened at $0.285 and quickly fell to a low of $0.21. But investor quickly jumped into the marketplace and pushed the stock higher. SATM managed to close at $0.275.

It should be an exciting day for LUXE. The stock has formed a reversal pattern from its recent down trend. We alerted our members to this Wednesday afternoon and recommended the entry point of $0.037. The fact that LUXE has broken its down trend with strong volume is a sign that we could see a push higher in the next few days. The stock started the day at $0.041 and it quickly fell to a low of $0.03. However, investors looking for a bargain picked up the stock and drove LUXE to close at its high of $0.042.

Finally, I wanted to update our members on KNDR. The stock has tightened its trading range and continues to bounce between support at $0.05 and resistance at $0.06. I do like the fact that volume remains fairly decent on this stock.

Have a Great Trading Day!

Francis

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