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DNA (short)
Larry Swing - Jun 29, 2004 - DNA has
consolidated within two bearish patterns: A bear flag, and a head and
shoulders top. Trading volume has followed the bear flag in a negative
fashion - rising as the stock falls, and then trailing off as it
consolidates. Volume for the H&S pattern is also negative, with some slight
volume increases during declines. More importantly, however, volume was high
during declines to the neckline. This confirms the technical importance of
this pivot level. If the stock concludes both patterns negatively, we will
become extremely bearish on the stock. However, we will become bearish with
only a break of the bear flag... Read More
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AIG (long)
Larry Swing - Jun 28, 2004 - AIG trades at
very reasonable multiples; the forward P/E ratio is 13.9, and the forward
P/EG ratio is .925. Considering the company's great business stability, these
multiples are low. It is the technical picture, however, not the
fundamentals, that truly make AIG an attractive buy candidate... Read More
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CPRT (long)
Larry Swing - Jun 24, 2004
CPRT broke out from a major resistance level on 05/27/2004.
Since then, the stock has consolidated within the flag portion of a bull flag
pattern. Three times, it has broken out from the upper resistance trend line
of the pattern. The most recent breakout (06/23/2004) also moved above a
horizontal resistance line. Read More
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JPM (short)
Larry Swing - Jun 22, 2004
Last week, we wrote about the bearish investment services group.
This week, it's worse. The worst of the group is JPM... Read More
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AMZN (long)
Larry Swing - Jun 21, 2004
Amazon.com, Inc. has developed an excellent competitive
position, and trades at low valuations. Additionally, this stock exhibits
several favorable technical features... Read More
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GS (short)
Larry Swing - Jun 17, 2004
The investment services group looks horrible... Read More
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SAFM (long)
Larry Swing - Jun 15, 2004
Sanderson Farms (NASDAQ: SAFM) is taking advantage of a trend
towards a more health-conscious America with a clever marketing campaign. The
campaign advertises Sanderson Farms chicken as a "natural" alternative. The
advertisements highlight the fact that many competitors add salts and
phosphates to their chicken, and Sanderson Farms does not. This isn't the
same as free range or organic, and doesn't mean the same increased costs to
Sanderson Farms of producing a pound of chicken meat. However, many consumers
do not know the difference. Read More
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CYBE (long)
Larry Swing - Jun 14, 2004
CyberOptics Corporation (CYBE) crushed analyst estimates in Q1
2004, with EPS of .31 versus the consensus .22. Since then, earnings
estimates for FY 2004 and FY 2005 have been greatly increased - from .94 to
1.31, and from 1.05 to 1.37, respectively. The company supplies equipment to
aid in the manufacturing of semiconductors. Read More
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