Seven sectors moved up on Thursday, XLY,
XLE and XLP were the strongest sectors.
Breadth weakened slightly as
advancers led decliners 2.14 to 1 on the NYSE and 1.66 to 1
on the NASDAQ.
Exchange NYSE
NASDAQ
Advancers 2,048
1,575
Decliners 953 946
SPY moved up 97 cents
on 135.8 million shares for third
straight day of gains while making a horizontal breakout of April 17
resistance high. Breakout price
target is $142.78.
SWI +7.56, +19.99% gains following positive earnings on Wednesday.
AMZN +27.01, +13.78%
gains in after-hours following
earnings after the close on Thursday.
Bounce Continuation: CCL, X, TSL
Bullish Divergence Bounce Continuation: SWI, SOHU, SINA,
RCL, CREE, SMH, DHR, SPY, IBM, RF, WFC,
FAS, XLF, GLW, GS, JPM, BAC, C, GES
Bounce Pause: ANR, PCX, ATI, GRPN, ICE, CDE
Bounce Pullback: JDSU,
CLF
These potential MACD bullish divergences confirmed on Thursday as the MACD histogram rose: VECO, ZION,
COH, LDK
Potential MACD histogram bullish divergences still on charts today include CIEN
VMW formed a bullish harami on Wednesday and bounced
on Thursday at a potential double
bottom support.
Leading NDX 100 stocks included CTXS,
NUAN, XLNX, ORLY, EA, GMCR, WYNN, KLAC, RIMM, GRMN
Lagging NDX stocks included AKAM, CELG, CHRW, CHKP, NFLX, EXPD, SRCL,
ALXN, BIDU, ESRX
Leading stocks >
+2% on Thursday included SWI,
CRUS, VECO, ESI, ZAGG, VMW, CRM, SINA, RVBD, SOHU, CSTR, RCL, ANF, HLF, DECK,
FAS, CREE, TSL, LNKD, SMH, WDC, JNPR
Losing stocks <
-2.0% included CROX, CLF,
UAL, TPX, JDSU, LVS, GRPN, FAZ
Stocks to Watch on Friday
Holding Above 30 DMA = 21
TLT, UAL, CROX, URE, NTES,
HUM, ANR, DECK, WDC, SLB, CHL, CSTR, DE, DLR, STI, ATI, GLW, HLF, LNKD, V, ZAGG
Moving Above 30 DMA = 12
ANF, CREE, CRM, CRUS, ESI, FAS, IBM, NKE, SOHU, SWI,
TIF, VMW
Moving Below 30 DMA = 2
CROX, LVS
Staying Below 30 DMA
FAZ, JNPR, CIEN, CMG, AKS, FCX, PCX, RCL, RVBD,
CLF, DHR, MCP, SWK, TPX, X, ZION, INFA, SMH, BAC, A, TBT, F, JDSU, SWKS, TSLA,
C, GS, COH, GRPN, MOS, VECO, UCO, ICE, SINA, TSL, GES, CDE, LDK
Six Week Intermediate Term Market Trend: Neutral
Short Term
Market Trend: Up
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