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| Stocks
to Watch in the Coming Weeks |
Published: January 10, 2005
Below you will find a list of companies that now look
attractive as possible long or short trades for the coming weeks.
Although I reserve my best trading ideas for my weekly Swing
Trader newsletter, I actively follow over 500 stock charts each
evening. In the course of this analysis, I often come up with many
trading opportunities that have not yet set-up effectively, but that
could nonetheless make for excellent short-term trades. Below you will
find a few such ideas...
Long
candidates:
SYMANTEC (SYMC, $23.79) -- Symantec is one of the world's
leading antivirus software firms. The stock had been in a very strong
uptrend last year, but that came to an end recently when the company
announced plans to acquire Veritas Software (VRTS). In response to that
news, the shares plunged more than $10 from their highs near $34.
SYMC is now consolidating in a wide trading range between $23 and $26. I
think the bad news is out on the stock and the reaction to the
acquisition has been overdone. I will be a buyer above $26 if the
technical signals are right.
LSI LOGIC (LSI, $5.83) -- LSI is a manufacturer of
semiconductors. The stock delivered a strong move higher on Wednesday
after the company raised its earnings guidance. LSI is now testing the
$5.83 high set in late November. A break above this level could lead to
a move toward $7. ADX and MACD have just given buy signals. OBV, often a
leading indicator, has broken out above its November high.
Short Candidates:
FOSSIL (FOSL, $24.85) -- I highlighted Fossil several weeks ago
when the stock was trading at $26.22. The company is a manufacturer of
fashion accessories such as watches and jewelry. Since then, the shares
have dropped below critical support at $26, then fallen to $23.35. The
stock then recovered to near $26, but has since backed off. FOSL is up against
downtrending 30- and 50-day moving averages. ADX remains on a strong
sell signal.
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GILEAD SCIENCES (GILD, $33.55) -- I highlighted GILD last week
when the shares were at $34.99. Gilead markets biotechnology products for the treatment of
life-threatening diseases such as HIV and Hepatitis B. The stock is a
member of both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. GILD hit a spike low
this week of $31.95 on Wednesday before bouncing off support near $32.
The stock continues to be on ADX and MACD sell signals.
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