 DJIA Daily Chart
Tech Up, Markets Down
24 June 2017 Last week saw the NASDAQ and the Technology Sector reverse higher while the overall markets reversed lower. Surprisingly that's the opposite of what they did just the week prior as they both struggle to move higher. So this is setting up for an interesting week next week. Short term investing for me will be primarily in the Technology Sector and selected companies in the Biotech Sector while long term investing will still depend on strong fundamentals. Sunday Night: DJIA Futures are _______ 
TransAct Technologies
22 June 2017 TransAct is a leader in printers, terminals, software and other products for transaction-based industries. These industries include casino and gaming, lottery, food safety, banking, point-of-sale, hospitality, oil and gas, and medical and mobile. TransAct printers and products are designed from the ground up based on market-specific requirements. (Full Article)
Immunomedics
13 June 2017 This Company caught my attention after just one look at the P&F chart. For 7 years there's been resistance near $7 per share as the stock was turned back three times before breaking through. It's now pushed above $8 per share. I believe shares of this company will find support near $7 per share if there's any pullback in the shares and they'll rise to near $12 per share over the next year as earnings turn positive. (Full Article) Legg Mason - A Purely Technical Call
12 June 2017 LM has just pushed through resistance near $38.60 and now has the potential to move up to near $55 per share with little resistance. Earnings next year are expected to be $3.21 and the long term earnings growth is expected to be 17.10%. This is too good to pass up.
Software Stocks of Interest
7 June 2017 The Software Industry is another area moving higher within the rising Technology Sector which also makes it a very nice place to find stocks to buy. Several Companies I'm currently researching and buying are Shopify, Momo, Teladoc, Five9, Pegasystems, Veeva Systems, AppFolio, Paycom, and Evolent Health. Semiconductor Stocks of Interest
6 June 2017 The Semiconductor Industry is an area rising within the rising Technology Sector which makes it a very nice place to find stocks to accumulate. Several companies I'm currently researching and buying are Nvidia, Micron, Ultra Clean Holdings, Applied Materials, Broadcom, Axcelis Technologies, Qorvo, STMicroelectronics, and Skyworks Solutions.  Weekly Chart
Evolent Health
5 June 2017 Evolent Health provides healthcare delivery and payment solutions. The Company supports integrated health systems in migration toward value-based care and population health management and provides customers with a population management platform, integrated data and analytics capabilities, pharmacy benefit management services, and comprehensive health plan administration services. I'm highlighting this company because a move above 26 tomorrow will signal a breakout above resistance.  Daily Chart
Extreme Networks
2 June 2017 Extreme Networks provides software-driven networking solutions for enterprise customers worldwide. The company designs, develops, and manufactures wired and wireless network infrastructure equipment, and develops the software for network management, policy, analytics, security, and access controls. I'm highlighting this company because I initiated a buy-write strategy today for a quick 5% return over a two week period. It can be an effective short term strategy. Allied Motion Technologies
1 June 2017 Allied Motion Technologies produces precision and specialty motion control components and systems for commercial, industrial, aerospace and defense markets. The company provides motion control products and systems as solutions for a range of applications in aerospace and defense, medical, vehicle, commercial, and industrial. (Full Article) Chevron Corporation
30 May 2017 Today oil companies are adjusting to the new equilibrium and are cutting costs to survive and excel in this new paradigm. The stocks are also carving out new support and resistance levels in which to operate. For Chevron, it now looks like the company is finding support near $100 per share. I also expect it to find moderate resistance near $120 per share and then again near $130 per share. (Full Article)
Always Have an Exit Strategy
19 May 2017 The exit strategy is always a mandatory precondition for any trade I enter. All other strategies will have disaster embedded at their core. All other strategies are simply an emotional reaction to events external to the markets. All other strategies will accentuate a reward while ignoring the damage that's incurred by accepting such an extensive implied risk. These are the strategies that I personally refuse to implement into my trading strategy. (Full Article)
Ryman Hospitality Properties
11 May 2017 Ryman Hospitality Properties is a hotel, resort, entertainment, and media company named after the National Historic Landmark - the Ryman Auditorium. The auditorium was originally built as a tabernacle by Captain Thomas G. Ryman in 1892 but later it became the home of the Grand Ole Opry (1943-1974). (Full Article)
Pepsico
3 May 2017 Pepsico needs little introduction. It's one of those rock solid consumer companies whose products are found in everyone's kitchen or pantry. But Pepsico is more than simply just a beverage company. In fact, it's more of a snack food company than a beverage company and the majority of their profits come from the snack food business. (Full Article)
Don't Just Do Something, Stand There
27 April 2017 I make most of my income in the stock market by doing nothing. Or at least by doing very little. And that’s on purpose. Generally speaking, the less I do, the more I make. This may seem sort of counterintuitive, but a lot of things in life are like that. And yet when I’m doing nothing, the hardest part of all is resisting the urge to do something. (Full Article) (This article was first published on 21 April 2014)
Double Entry Deviants
19 April 2017 I do not have, nor did I ever want, an accounting degree. I have a general understanding of accounting principles and I can read Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements but I get a headache when I look at them for a very long time. What I'm really interested in is Total Revenue, Net Profit/Loss, and the Dividend Payment. (Full Article) (This article was first published on 29 August 2013)
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