Google (GOOG) stock has been climbing nicely since its August 25 2010 announcement that Google Voice has been added to Gmail so as to allow people to make and receive calls from their Google email accounts.
Google is making a big bet that Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the future. A future that they want to dominate.
The VoIP market is expected to double in the next five years to $20 billion.
Daily Chart Of Google (GOOG)
Google has retaken its 200 day MA and a Resurrection Cross of the 50 day above the 200 day MA appears to be coming soon.
Over the last week, the stock has been consolidating and it looks ready to take the next leg up. Notice how the volume has been drying up on the sell side.
In the event of a swing leg down, I would expect the 200 day MA at $500 to hold.
Google (GOOG) stock has been climbing nicely since its August 25 2010 announcement that Google Voice has been added to Gmail so as to allow people to make and receive calls from their Google email accounts.
Google is making a big bet that Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the future. A future that they want to dominate.
The VoIP market is expected to double in the next five years to $20 billion.
Daily Chart Of Google (GOOG)
Google has retaken its 200 day MA and a Resurrection Cross of the 50 day above the 200 day MA appears to be coming soon.
Over the last week, the stock has been consolidating and it looks ready to take the next leg up. Notice how the volume has been drying up on the sell side.
In the event of a swing leg down, I would expect the 200 day MA at $500 to hold.
Google (GOOG) stock has been climbing nicely since its August 25 2010 announcement that Google Voice has been added to Gmail so as to allow people to make and receive calls from their Google email accounts.
Google is making a big bet that Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is the future. A future that they want to dominate.
The VoIP market is expected to double in the next five years to $20 billion.
Daily Chart Of Google (GOOG)
Google has retaken its 200 day MA and a Resurrection Cross of the 50 day above the 200 day MA appears to be coming soon.
Over the last week, the stock has been consolidating and it looks ready to take the next leg up. Notice how the volume has been drying up on the sell side.
In the event of a swing leg down, I would expect the 200 day MA at $500 to hold.
After downtrending for most of 2010, Google (GOOG) finally appears to have turned the corner.
Google's stock has gone from 447 to $527 over the last 4 weeks. The stock has punched through tough triple top resistance at $510 on rising volume breakout.
After downtrending for most of 2010, Google (GOOG) finally appears to have turned the corner.
Google's stock has gone from 447 to $527 over the last 4 weeks. The stock has punched through tough triple top resistance at $510 on rising volume breakout.
After downtrending for most of 2010, Google (GOOG) finally appears to have turned the corner.
Google's stock has gone from 447 to $527 over the last 4 weeks. The stock has punched through tough triple top resistance at $510 on rising volume breakout.
So if you've logged into your Google (GOOG) Gmail account recently you've noticed a section for Internet phone service.
Calls within the U.S. and Canada are currently free. Google charges modest fees for international calls. In coming months, Google plans to extend phone service to international Gmail users and businesses.
This could make Google a lot of money. Google can sell phone subscriptions in competition with companies like Skype. The new phone service could also attract more users to Gmail, which would boost Google’s ad revenues. Overall, we see a potential 3% upside to our $643 stock price estimate for Google. Our analysis follows below.
Gmail vs. Skype
Gmail currently boasts around 200 million active users, according to the Wall Street Journal. We expect the Gmail user base to reach 225 million by the end of this year and rise to around 520 million by the end of the Trefis forecast period. By contrast, Skype had 124 million active users per month as of last June, according to Techcrunch.
Google could also grab users by underpricing both Skype and mainstream telecom providers like AT&T (T), Sprint Nextel (S) and Verizon (VZ) in the U.S. Initially, Google will charge two cents a minute for calls to international landline numbers. Calls to international mobile numbers will be more expensive, costing 18 cents a minute for U.K. mobile numbers and six cents a minute for Indian mobile numbers.
By contrast, Skype charges 2.1 cents a minute for calls to landline and mobile numbers in the U.S. and many other countries, according to the Wall Street Journal report.
Ad revenue
Google could potentially attract more users to Gmail, which would boost the company’s ad revenues. However, Gmail constitutes less than 1% of the $643 Trefis price estimate for Google’s stock. We see a modest upside of 1% or less for the stock even if Gmail user growth dramatically exceeds our expectations, reaching one billion by 2016 instead of the 520 million that we currently forecast.
You can drag the trend-line in the chart above to create your own Gmail growth forecast and see how it impacts Google’s estimated share value.
Subscription revenue
Last September eBay (EBAY) sold its 65% stake in Skype to a group of private investors for $2.75 billion.
If Google builds a phone subscription business double the size of Skype’s then this would be valued at $5.5 billion. If you add this to our $205 billion market cap forecast for Google, it yields a 2% upside to our stock price estimate.
Daily Chart Of GOOG
While all tech stocks had a great day on Friday, September 17th 2010, 1 day does not a market make. Google is within a swing trade up but we are nearing tough resistance at $508.60
Disclosure: No positions
So if you've logged into your Google (GOOG) Gmail account recently you've noticed a section for Internet phone service.
Calls within the U.S. and Canada are currently free. Google charges modest fees for international calls. In coming months, Google plans to extend phone service to international Gmail users and businesses.
This could make Google a lot of money. Google can sell phone subscriptions in competition with companies like Skype. The new phone service could also attract more users to Gmail, which would boost Google’s ad revenues. Overall, we see a potential 3% upside to our $643 stock price estimate for Google. Our analysis follows below.
Gmail vs. Skype
Gmail currently boasts around 200 million active users, according to the Wall Street Journal. We expect the Gmail user base to reach 225 million by the end of this year and rise to around 520 million by the end of the Trefis forecast period. By contrast, Skype had 124 million active users per month as of last June, according to Techcrunch.
Google could also grab users by underpricing both Skype and mainstream telecom providers like AT&T (T), Sprint Nextel (S) and Verizon (VZ) in the U.S. Initially, Google will charge two cents a minute for calls to international landline numbers. Calls to international mobile numbers will be more expensive, costing 18 cents a minute for U.K. mobile numbers and six cents a minute for Indian mobile numbers.
By contrast, Skype charges 2.1 cents a minute for calls to landline and mobile numbers in the U.S. and many other countries, according to the Wall Street Journal report.
Ad revenue
Google could potentially attract more users to Gmail, which would boost the company’s ad revenues. However, Gmail constitutes less than 1% of the $643 Trefis price estimate for Google’s stock. We see a modest upside of 1% or less for the stock even if Gmail user growth dramatically exceeds our expectations, reaching one billion by 2016 instead of the 520 million that we currently forecast.
You can drag the trend-line in the chart above to create your own Gmail growth forecast and see how it impacts Google’s estimated share value.
Subscription revenue
Last September eBay (EBAY) sold its 65% stake in Skype to a group of private investors for $2.75 billion.
If Google builds a phone subscription business double the size of Skype’s then this would be valued at $5.5 billion. If you add this to our $205 billion market cap forecast for Google, it yields a 2% upside to our stock price estimate.
Daily Chart Of GOOGWhile all tech stocks had a great day on Friday, September 17th 2010, 1 day does not a market make. Google is within a swing trade up but we are nearing tough resistance at $508.60
Disclosure: No positions
So if you've logged into your Google (GOOG) Gmail account recently you've noticed a section for Internet phone service.
Calls within the U.S. and Canada are currently free. Google charges modest fees for international calls. In coming months, Google plans to extend phone service to international Gmail users and businesses.
This could make Google a lot of money. Google can sell phone subscriptions in competition with companies like Skype. The new phone service could also attract more users to Gmail, which would boost Google’s ad revenues. Overall, we see a potential 3% upside to our $643 stock price estimate for Google. Our analysis follows below.
Gmail vs. Skype
Gmail currently boasts around 200 million active users, according to the Wall Street Journal. We expect the Gmail user base to reach 225 million by the end of this year and rise to around 520 million by the end of the Trefis forecast period. By contrast, Skype had 124 million active users per month as of last June, according to Techcrunch.
Google could also grab users by underpricing both Skype and mainstream telecom providers like AT&T (T), Sprint Nextel (S) and Verizon (VZ) in the U.S. Initially, Google will charge two cents a minute for calls to international landline numbers. Calls to international mobile numbers will be more expensive, costing 18 cents a minute for U.K. mobile numbers and six cents a minute for Indian mobile numbers.
By contrast, Skype charges 2.1 cents a minute for calls to landline and mobile numbers in the U.S. and many other countries, according to the Wall Street Journal report.
Ad revenue
Google could potentially attract more users to Gmail, which would boost the company’s ad revenues. However, Gmail constitutes less than 1% of the $643 Trefis price estimate for Google’s stock. We see a modest upside of 1% or less for the stock even if Gmail user growth dramatically exceeds our expectations, reaching one billion by 2016 instead of the 520 million that we currently forecast.
You can drag the trend-line in the chart above to create your own Gmail growth forecast and see how it impacts Google’s estimated share value.
Subscription revenue
Last September eBay (EBAY) sold its 65% stake in Skype to a group of private investors for $2.75 billion.
If Google builds a phone subscription business double the size of Skype’s then this would be valued at $5.5 billion. If you add this to our $205 billion market cap forecast for Google, it yields a 2% upside to our stock price estimate.
Daily Chart Of GOOGWhile all tech stocks had a great day on Friday, September 17th 2010, 1 day does not a market make. Google is within a swing trade up but we are nearing tough resistance at $508.60
Disclosure: No positions
In my weekend hunt for the best looking stock charts I came across this awesome chart.
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. (TMRK) provides managed information technology (IT) solutions with data centers in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. It delivers a suite of managed solutions, including colocation, managed hosting, managed network, disaster recovery, security, and cloud computing services.
The Miami-based provider of IT infrastructure services said revenue for the quarter ended June 30 rose 20%, to $79 million from $65.7 million a year ago.
Terremark in June announced that Verizon (VZ) will use 25,000 square feet of space at Terremark's NAP of the Capital Region in Culpepper, Va., and the NAP of the Americas in Miami. Verizon turned to Terremark in order to better service its growing demand from federal customers, Terremark said. A growing share – about 24% – of Terremark’s revenue came from the federal government during its fiscal year ended March 31, the company reported.
Daily Stock Chart Of TMRK
Awesome looking chart! So we want to buy this stock but we can't chase it. What we are looking for is a pullback. Another name for a pullback is a retracement. On the chart you can see the major Fibonacci Retracement levels. We want a 38.2% retracement to enter. That means a pullback to the $9.32 area.
The volume shows massive buying as the stock rises. This is really beautiful and something you don't see very often these days on stock charts. More buyers kept stepping in at higher and higher levels. The volume spike up is over 100% greater volume than the average which means it qualifies as a capitulation spike. This is the result of short covering as bears threw in the towl and gave up on shorting this stock. Now that the short sellers are basically gone, the stock looks ripe for a retracement. If we get a bounce down off the 1,130 level on the S&P 500 next week, we could get a retracement in short order.
In my weekend hunt for the best looking stock charts I came across this awesome chart.
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. (TMRK) provides managed information technology (IT) solutions with data centers in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. It delivers a suite of managed solutions, including colocation, managed hosting, managed network, disaster recovery, security, and cloud computing services.
The Miami-based provider of IT infrastructure services said revenue for the quarter ended June 30 rose 20%, to $79 million from $65.7 million a year ago.
Terremark in June announced that Verizon (VZ) will use 25,000 square feet of space at Terremark's NAP of the Capital Region in Culpepper, Va., and the NAP of the Americas in Miami. Verizon turned to Terremark in order to better service its growing demand from federal customers, Terremark said. A growing share – about 24% – of Terremark’s revenue came from the federal government during its fiscal year ended March 31, the company reported.
Daily Stock Chart Of TMRK
Awesome looking chart! So we want to buy this stock but we can't chase it. What we are looking for is a pullback. Another name for a pullback is a retracement. On the chart you can see the major Fibonacci Retracement levels. We want a 38.2% retracement to enter. That means a pullback to the $9.32 area.
The volume shows massive buying as the stock rises. This is really beautiful and something you don't see very often these days on stock charts. More buyers kept stepping in at higher and higher levels. The volume spike up is over 100% greater volume than the average which means it qualifies as a capitulation spike. This is the result of short covering as bears threw in the towl and gave up on shorting this stock. Now that the short sellers are basically gone, the stock looks ripe for a retracement. If we get a bounce down off the 1,130 level on the S&P 500 next week, we could get a retracement in short order.
In my weekend hunt for the best looking stock charts I came across this awesome chart.
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. (TMRK) provides managed information technology (IT) solutions with data centers in the United States, Europe, and Latin America. It delivers a suite of managed solutions, including colocation, managed hosting, managed network, disaster recovery, security, and cloud computing services.
The Miami-based provider of IT infrastructure services said revenue for the quarter ended June 30 rose 20%, to $79 million from $65.7 million a year ago.
Terremark in June announced that Verizon (VZ) will use 25,000 square feet of space at Terremark's NAP of the Capital Region in Culpepper, Va., and the NAP of the Americas in Miami. Verizon turned to Terremark in order to better service its growing demand from federal customers, Terremark said. A growing share – about 24% – of Terremark’s revenue came from the federal government during its fiscal year ended March 31, the company reported.
Daily Stock Chart Of TMRK
Awesome looking chart! So we want to buy this stock but we can't chase it. What we are looking for is a pullback. Another name for a pullback is a retracement. On the chart you can see the major Fibonacci Retracement levels. We want a 38.2% retracement to enter. That means a pullback to the $9.32 area.
The volume shows massive buying as the stock rises. This is really beautiful and something you don't see very often these days on stock charts. More buyers kept stepping in at higher and higher levels. The volume spike up is over 100% greater volume than the average which means it qualifies as a capitulation spike. This is the result of short covering as bears threw in the towl and gave up on shorting this stock. Now that the short sellers are basically gone, the stock looks ripe for a retracement. If we get a bounce down off the 1,130 level on the S&P 500 next week, we could get a retracement in short order.
Stockcharts = Any visitor to StockCharts has access to daily and weekly charts made from delayed data, predetermined scan results, the ChartSchool academic area, and all of Stockcharts free blogs and forums. That is a lot for free. For plans beginning at $15 per month, you can obtain use of intraday charting, user-defined technical scans, saved chart annotations, John Murphy's guru comments, non-delayed data, automatic chart refreshing and even more! I highly recommend StockCharts' Market Message with John Murphy and Arthur Hill for $21.95 a month.
Freestockcharts = Exciting move on stock charting. Works by using Microsoft Silver showing you live, interactive charting which is amazingly awesome. The downside is that despite high speed DSL, you must sit and wait while the program is downloaded and executed within your browser. Each time you visit the website, your personal computer has to download the necessary Silver code all over again. This may be the near future of stock charting. You'll be able to create a free account and you can buy real time stock services for really cheap. As an example, if you want all Nasdaq listed companies it's $3 each month for a real time data-feed you gain access to by means of their website.
Barchart = This is among the most overlooked and magnificent stock charting website around. One great tool that they have that no one else has is their sector rankings and research tool. This is an awesome way to see which sectors are leading and which are not. You'll be able to select each industry name to acquire a chart of that industry in addition to what companies come in that industry. This is a excellent tool for sector rotation traders. This site is so unnoticed by most traders that I decided to do a video clip on just how great this site is. Everything you are about to see in this video is what you're given free at this website. This is a different way of doing research that more copies what institutional investors do. It really is top down study at its finest. You basically can observe in seconds which sectors are performing the best. Afterwards you can select a sector and you are given a two month chart on that sector as well as all the companies inside that sector. This lets you easily discover what sector funds are flowing into, then it allows you to drill down into that sector to find the sector leaders. The concept is to buy uptrending stocks in uptrending sectors.
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Here are my three best stock charting sites.
Stockcharts = Any visitor to StockCharts has access to daily and weekly charts made from delayed data, predetermined scan results, the ChartSchool academic area, and all of Stockcharts free blogs and forums. That is a lot for free. For plans beginning at $15 per month, you can obtain use of intraday charting, user-defined technical scans, saved chart annotations, John Murphy's guru comments, non-delayed data, automatic chart refreshing and even more! I highly recommend StockCharts' Market Message with John Murphy and Arthur Hill for $21.95 a month.
Freestockcharts = Exciting move on stock charting. Works by using Microsoft Silver showing you live, interactive charting which is amazingly awesome. The downside is that despite high speed DSL, you must sit and wait while the program is downloaded and executed within your browser. Each time you visit the website, your personal computer has to download the necessary Silver code all over again. This may be the near future of stock charting. You'll be able to create a free account and you can buy real time stock services for really cheap. As an example, if you want all Nasdaq listed companies it's $3 each month for a real time data-feed you gain access to by means of their website.
Barchart = This is among the most overlooked and magnificent stock charting website around. One great tool that they have that no one else has is their sector rankings and research tool. This is an awesome way to see which sectors are leading and which are not. You'll be able to select each industry name to acquire a chart of that industry in addition to what companies come in that industry. This is a excellent tool for sector rotation traders. This site is so unnoticed by most traders that I decided to do a video clip on just how great this site is. Everything you are about to see in this video is what you're given free at this website. This is a different way of doing research that more copies what institutional investors do. It really is top down study at its finest. You basically can observe in seconds which sectors are performing the best. Afterwards you can select a sector and you are given a two month chart on that sector as well as all the companies inside that sector. This lets you easily discover what sector funds are flowing into, then it allows you to drill down into that sector to find the sector leaders. The concept is to buy uptrending stocks in uptrending sectors.
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Here are my three best stock charting sites.
Stockcharts = Any visitor to StockCharts has access to daily and weekly charts made from delayed data, predetermined scan results, the ChartSchool academic area, and all of Stockcharts free blogs and forums. That is a lot for free. For plans beginning at $15 per month, you can obtain use of intraday charting, user-defined technical scans, saved chart annotations, John Murphy's guru comments, non-delayed data, automatic chart refreshing and even more! I highly recommend StockCharts' Market Message with John Murphy and Arthur Hill for $21.95 a month.
Freestockcharts = Exciting move on stock charting. Works by using Microsoft Silver showing you live, interactive charting which is amazingly awesome. The downside is that despite high speed DSL, you must sit and wait while the program is downloaded and executed within your browser. Each time you visit the website, your personal computer has to download the necessary Silver code all over again. This may be the near future of stock charting. You'll be able to create a free account and you can buy real time stock services for really cheap. As an example, if you want all Nasdaq listed companies it's $3 each month for a real time data-feed you gain access to by means of their website.
Barchart = This is among the most overlooked and magnificent stock charting website around. One great tool that they have that no one else has is their sector rankings and research tool. This is an awesome way to see which sectors are leading and which are not. You'll be able to select each industry name to acquire a chart of that industry in addition to what companies come in that industry. This is a excellent tool for sector rotation traders. This site is so unnoticed by most traders that I decided to do a video clip on just how great this site is. Everything you are about to see in this video is what you're given free at this website. This is a different way of doing research that more copies what institutional investors do. It really is top down study at its finest. You basically can observe in seconds which sectors are performing the best. Afterwards you can select a sector and you are given a two month chart on that sector as well as all the companies inside that sector. This lets you easily discover what sector funds are flowing into, then it allows you to drill down into that sector to find the sector leaders. The concept is to buy uptrending stocks in uptrending sectors.
I'm going to do something that is unheard of in stock chart and market analysis. I'm going to tell you exactly what I look for in a stock and how I find picks for one of the most popular stock blogs on the Internet.
This is not about using technical analysis to read a stock chart. It is something much more effective.
In fact, I learned this method from a top secret artificial intelligence algorithm that has produced returns in excess of 1,000% annually known only to a few inner circle stock market club members.
This revolutionary algorithm makes your computer think better than a human brain. Older software used statistics and set models for processing, but this algorithm is literally like having 100 stock analysts and day traders sitting inside your computer working for you!
I have used this to make a lot of money and now I'm going to tell you exactly what the algorithm is.
I'm giving you this for free because I'm hoping you make a lot of money from this and become a regular reader of my articles.
Let's begin!
The first component of this formula is to determine the trend. What you want are the daily moving averages in three time frames: the 10 day MA, 20 day MA, and 50 day MA. Here is the first part of the formula: 10 day MA > 20 day MA > 50 day MA. In other words the 10 day MA is higher than the 20 day MA which in turn is higher than the 50 day MA. If the stock you are looking at meets this criteria, then move on to the next component in this formula. If it does not, go back and keep looking for a stock until you find one that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if on the previous day, in the last hour of trading, the stock closed above the 5 hour MA. If it has, move on to the next component in this killer formula. If not, reject the stock and start all over again until you find a stock that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if the stock is at a 3 day high. If it is, move on to the next step below. If not, you know the drill, throw away this stock and start over again.
The next component in this formula is if the last price of the stock is above the 20 day MA. If it is, move on, if not, reject and start over.
The next component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 week high in the last week (the previous full week of trading). If not, reject the stock and start over.
The final component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 month high in the last month (the previous full month of trading).
Doing this by hand is a pain, but so worth it! If you want a stock screener that screens 20,000 stocks with the algorithm I just gave you in like 5 seconds, then watch the video below.
I'm going to do something that is unheard of in stock chart and market analysis. I'm going to tell you exactly what I look for in a stock and how I find picks for one of the most popular stock blogs on the Internet.
This is not about using technical analysis to read a stock chart. It is something much more effective.
In fact, I learned this method from a top secret artificial intelligence algorithm that has produced returns in excess of 1,000% annually known only to a few inner circle stock market club members.
This revolutionary algorithm makes your computer think better than a human brain. Older software used statistics and set models for processing, but this algorithm is literally like having 100 stock analysts and day traders sitting inside your computer working for you!
I have used this to make a lot of money and now I'm going to tell you exactly what the algorithm is.
I'm giving you this for free because I'm hoping you make a lot of money from this and become a regular reader of my articles.
Let's begin!
The first component of this formula is to determine the trend. What you want are the daily moving averages in three time frames: the 10 day MA, 20 day MA, and 50 day MA. Here is the first part of the formula: 10 day MA > 20 day MA > 50 day MA. In other words the 10 day MA is higher than the 20 day MA which in turn is higher than the 50 day MA. If the stock you are looking at meets this criteria, then move on to the next component in this formula. If it does not, go back and keep looking for a stock until you find one that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if on the previous day, in the last hour of trading, the stock closed above the 5 hour MA. If it has, move on to the next component in this killer formula. If not, reject the stock and start all over again until you find a stock that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if the stock is at a 3 day high. If it is, move on to the next step below. If not, you know the drill, throw away this stock and start over again.
The next component in this formula is if the last price of the stock is above the 20 day MA. If it is, move on, if not, reject and start over.
The next component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 week high in the last week (the previous full week of trading). If not, reject the stock and start over.
The final component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 month high in the last month (the previous full month of trading).
Doing this by hand is a pain, but so worth it! If you want a stock screener that screens 20,000 stocks with the algorithm I just gave you in like 5 seconds, then watch the video below.
I'm going to do something that is unheard of in stock chart and market analysis. I'm going to tell you exactly what I look for in a stock and how I find picks for one of the most popular stock blogs on the Internet.
This is not about using technical analysis to read a stock chart. It is something much more effective.
In fact, I learned this method from a top secret artificial intelligence algorithm that has produced returns in excess of 1,000% annually known only to a few inner circle stock market club members.
This revolutionary algorithm makes your computer think better than a human brain. Older software used statistics and set models for processing, but this algorithm is literally like having 100 stock analysts and day traders sitting inside your computer working for you!
I have used this to make a lot of money and now I'm going to tell you exactly what the algorithm is.
I'm giving you this for free because I'm hoping you make a lot of money from this and become a regular reader of my articles.
Let's begin!
The first component of this formula is to determine the trend. What you want are the daily moving averages in three time frames: the 10 day MA, 20 day MA, and 50 day MA. Here is the first part of the formula: 10 day MA > 20 day MA > 50 day MA. In other words the 10 day MA is higher than the 20 day MA which in turn is higher than the 50 day MA. If the stock you are looking at meets this criteria, then move on to the next component in this formula. If it does not, go back and keep looking for a stock until you find one that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if on the previous day, in the last hour of trading, the stock closed above the 5 hour MA. If it has, move on to the next component in this killer formula. If not, reject the stock and start all over again until you find a stock that does.
The next component in this formula is to determine if the stock is at a 3 day high. If it is, move on to the next step below. If not, you know the drill, throw away this stock and start over again.
The next component in this formula is if the last price of the stock is above the 20 day MA. If it is, move on, if not, reject and start over.
The next component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 week high in the last week (the previous full week of trading). If not, reject the stock and start over.
The final component in this formula is if the stock has hit a 3 month high in the last month (the previous full month of trading).
Doing this by hand is a pain, but so worth it! If you want a stock screener that screens 20,000 stocks with the algorithm I just gave you in like 5 seconds, then watch the video below.
I know about Yahoo Finance's charting features and company info. I am looking for the best website that will let me quickly do charts on each stock in my portfolio. I also need a charting interface that lets me quickly switch from an hourly view to daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and so on. I don't just want the data but rather want the ability to select a chart where one candlestick represents a week as opposed to one candlestick representing a day. Any suggestions?
Yes. Use your online brokerage account for fundamental analysis, then use StockCharts.com for the technical analysis. StockCharts.com lets you set up a portfolio and has all the advanced charting capabilities that you mentioned.
I know about Yahoo Finance's charting features and company info. I am looking for the best website that will let me quickly do charts on each stock in my portfolio. I also need a charting interface that lets me quickly switch from an hourly view to daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and so on. I don't just want the data but rather want the ability to select a chart where one candlestick represents a week as opposed to one candlestick representing a day. Any suggestions?
Yes. Use your online brokerage account for fundamental analysis, then use StockCharts.com for the technical analysis. StockCharts.com lets you set up a portfolio and has all the advanced charting capabilities that you mentioned.
I know about Yahoo Finance's charting features and company info. I am looking for the best website that will let me quickly do charts on each stock in my portfolio. I also need a charting interface that lets me quickly switch from an hourly view to daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and so on. I don't just want the data but rather want the ability to select a chart where one candlestick represents a week as opposed to one candlestick representing a day. Any suggestions?
Yes. Use your online brokerage account for fundamental analysis, then use StockCharts.com for the technical analysis. StockCharts.com lets you set up a portfolio and has all the advanced charting capabilities that you mentioned.
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Google has retaken its 200 day MA and a Resurrection Cross of the 50 day above the 200 day MA appears to be coming soon. 
Calls within the U.S. and Canada are currently free. Google charges modest fees for international calls. In coming months, Google plans to extend phone service to international Gmail users and businesses.
While all tech stocks had a great day on Friday, September 17th 2010, 1 day does not a market make. Google is within a swing trade up but we are nearing tough resistance at $508.60
Awesome looking chart! So we want to buy this stock but we can't chase it. What we are looking for is a pullback. Another name for a pullback is a retracement. On the chart you can see the major Fibonacci Retracement levels. We want a 38.2% retracement to enter. That means a pullback to the $9.32 area.
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