Some Charts to Watch

Below are charts of ADSK, AMT, AQNT, BRCM, FLSH, GMR, HAR, SIRF and TXN. All of a sudden there are a lot of good looking long setups out there. Given the condition of the major indices they may just be good for quick trades though. As always, we’ll see…

Comments

  1. Posted by Christian Connett on September 23, 2005 at 11:07 am

    Mike,
    I had little to no idea what the charts really meant. I also had no idea what charts were best to watch. You have truly opened my eyes.

    I have also ‘Spotlighted’ your blog, and this post, on my ReciprocityBlog.com

    Great insight.
    J Christian Connett, CPM

  2. Posted by Michael on September 23, 2005 at 1:13 pm

    Glad I could help… and thanks for the spotlight.

  3. Posted by Ramki on September 23, 2005 at 3:02 pm

    Good picks!

  4. Posted by Michael on September 23, 2005 at 3:22 pm

    Thanks. Too bad I had to be away today. I really wanted FLSH today. :-(

  5. Posted by Crazycod on September 23, 2005 at 7:53 pm

    Interesting you brought up BEBE Mike. Bounced off nicely off support at $15. I know that you are a day trader Mike, but do you ever take into consideration the longer term trend or are you purely there for the quick in and out type trades? BEBE has runup nicely for the best part of 2 years now, and the recent sell down may be the beginning of a longer term down trend for BEBE. However, the weekly stochastic is getting closer to a buy signal. What are your thoughts here on BEBE?
    Thanks

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  1. Broadcom Corp in final run

    Trader Mike who specializes in day trading has several good spots today. I picked up BRCM to study it a bit more closely. The bounce off the 50 day moving average was there for the asking. But as Mike warns

  2. Broadcom Corp in final run

    Trader Mike who specializes in day trading has several good spots today. I picked up BRCM to study it a bit more closely. The bounce off the 50 day moving average was there for the asking. But as Mike warns