quote:Originally posted by wdcisco: These are sure taking a pounding ace..lol
I haven't bought any yet, I've been saying it for a while now...go by the 60 minute chart, for swing/position trades. Once AAPLE's MACD CROSSES on the 60 minute chart...Im gonna load the boat!
But I'm out before the next rate cut meeting no matter what...I'll wait and see what happens at 2:00 that day!
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LOL...thanks chuck...kinda freaks your mind doesn't it? hehe...
By the way..off topic but what does your premarket scan consist of? I am new to day trading and am looking for a gap scan or something I can work off of for short or longs.
quote:Originally posted by wdcisco: LOL...thanks chuck...kinda freaks your mind doesn't it? hehe...
By the way..off topic but what does your premarket scan consist of? I am new to day trading and am looking for a gap scan or something I can work off of for short or longs.
I don't mind if you throw a few tips my way
-wdcisco
I think I have a good scanner for you....this link is a video so make sure your volume is turned up!
Does Omnipro have an intraday realtime stock scanner?
Where would I scan for this stuff?
Breakouts Above/Below yesterday's high/low on Greater than 150% Average Volume Above/Below First 15 min, 30 min, Hourly High/Low with Institutional Buying Narrowest Day in Last 4 Days and Yesterday's Range Inside Previous Day, Today Breaks High/Low of previous day. This trade often produces huge trends and also good multi day swing trades/ option trades. Stock is above its 10, 20, 50 and 200 Day Moving Average. Two or three down days in a row. Today breaks out of Previous Day's High Stock breaks out of 3, 5, 10, or 20 Day Highest High/ Lowest Low. Explosive Moves! Stock in 2% range over last 5 days, today breaks out of multi day range with high volume!
Gaps Stock gaps down $1+ and then breaks out over first 5 min bar high Stock gaps up $1+ and then breaks out over first 15 min or 30 min bar high Stock gaps up 50+ cents but less than previous day high, finds resistance at high. Stock gaps down 50+ cents but above the previous day low, finds support at low. Dozens More Possibilities
Pulled off the top gun software wesite you gave me...
Anyone know? Stockcharts and Stockfetcher can not scan for this stuff. hmmmm..
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Omni pro has what's called a Market Minder...It only shows % gainers and loser....dollar gainers and losers....most acitve...but they work premarket so you can already see whats gapping. I like that you can sort them form % from open, instead of just percent from close!
But it doesn't have an actualy scanner like that
trade ideas and realtick have good scanners also, but Im not sure they can do what top gun does!
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Actually I got stopped out of half my shares. So at least the other half went up and helped me out a bit today. But even those shares are still in the red.
Anyway, back to APPLE:
Macworld Highlights: Look for Upgrades, iPhone Apps By Bryan Gardiner 01.09.08 | 12:00 AM With record market-share gains, a surging market capitalization and gobs of cash on hand, 2007 will be a tough act to follow for Apple. Yet based on the company's fourth-quarter financial guidance -- and what looks to have been a stellar holiday season -- the Cupertino, California, company seems more than ready for the challenge.
At the Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco on Jan. 15-18, we'll get our first glimpse of what Apple has in store for 2008. Apple is traditionally tight-lipped about its plans, and rumors are thick in the weeks leading up to any of the company's big events. Yet there's one thing analysts who cover Apple agree on: This year's Macworld will likely focus on upgrades and tweaks rather than breaking new ground. Expect the company to fortify its existing product lineups with redesigns, firmware updates and more deals with outside parties -- specifically movie studios.
We'll have to wait for Tuesday's keynote by Apple CEO Steve Jobs to see which rumors stick and which don't. In the meantime, here's a taste of what (possibly) could appear at Macworld.
ITunes Movie Rentals The addition of rental movies to iTunes may be one of the major announcements slated for the Stevenote on Tuesday. Someone's got loose lips, though. According to reports, Jobs will announce the ability to rent movies from at least one studio, 20th Century Fox, during Macworld. Disney, which currently sells movies through iTunes, is also said to be close to reaching a similar deal with Apple. While pricing schemes and rental timelines remain unknown, movie rentals would be a good start in reviving sales of the lackluster Apple TV, if the company can convince enough studios to offer their content.
In addition, 20th Century Fox has reportedly agreed to use Apple's FairPlay DRM and will include a digital file protected by FairPlay in its future DVD releases. This will allow DVD buyers to transfer a copy of the film from the disc to computer and iPod without the need for additional ripping software. Fox tried this earlier in the year with Microsoft Window's DRM, but the system doesn't work with Macs or iPods.
HD Content Along with movie rentals, support for high-definition content will be critical for Apple's video ambitions. A client report released by American Technology Research's Shaw Wu says Apple is set to begin including Blu-ray drives in a handful of Macs.
Wu expects the announcement to be made at Macworld and that Apple's line of Mac Pro workstations will likely be among the first systems to include Blu-ray drives. That announcement may be retroactive: On Tuesday, Apple debuted new Mac Pros, sans Blu-ray drives.
Ultraslim Notebook and/or Touch Tablet This is by far the rumor with the longest legs. Curiously, it started out as two separate rumors. Murmurs that Apple would be introducing an ultraslim, flash-based laptop at Macworld started circulating months ago. Shortly thereafter, the company was also said to be working on an internet tablet of sorts, or a kind of giant iPod Touch on steroids.
Late last year, the two devices became one, at least in some analysts' minds. Blackfriars' Carl Howe speculates that Apple will indeed offer a new MacBook in the form of a MacBook tablet. According to Howe, this device will come with a reversible touch-enabled display, a multitouch keyboard and sexier packaging and materials like colored aluminum
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tech as a whole is getting beat down. imo financials should bring the buzz back to techs after the holiday spending spree.
but after? i believe it might head south. a little too much hype and value increases for the numbers... but just speculating.
tim i think ur on to something. jo start ur own thread. of ur holdings and after i make 100k off shorting ur picks... ill cut u in 15% of all future proceeds
About Macworld Conference & Expo Macworld isn't just a hall full of exhibitors or rooms of conference session; it's a series of calibrations of the world as you know it. Your perspective will be jolted. Your creativity will be ramped up. You will walk away realizing it's not just the world that's changed. It's you, too.
Whether you attend the Conference or just come for the Exhibit Halls you'll come face-to-face with something unexpected.
Macworld Conference & Expo Conference: January 14 - 18, 2008 Expo: January 15 - 18, 2008 West & South Hall, Moscone Center San Francisco, CA
Exhibit Hall Hours
Tuesday, January 15 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday, January 16 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Thursday, January 17 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Friday, January 18 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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Previews: Apple Reports Jan. 22 Last update: 1/14/2008 3:39:53 PM Apple Inc. (AAPL) - reports Jan. 22
Apple shares have bounced around wildly in recent months, briefly trading above $200 in late December before falling on concerns that the flagging U.S. economy might hurt purchases of the company's gadgets. Still, analysts are holding to their expectations of a record quarter for Apple, driven mainly by strong holiday sales of its Macintosh computers.
Bernstein Research estimates Mac unit shipments soared 37% from year-earlier levels, helped by a new line of iMac desktop computers introduced in the fall. Apple's release of a new version of its operating system, Leopard, is also likely to give the company a bump in high-margin revenues. Analysts expect to see decelerating growth in iPod shipments and will study iPhone results as a key indicator of Apple's long-term growth and profitability. EARNINGS: Analysts polled by Thomson Financial expect fiscal first-quarter earnings of $1.60 a share, higher than the $1.42 a share Apple itself projected for the period. That's up from earnings of $1.14 a share a year ago.
REVENUE: Analysts expect $9.42 billion, compared with a company forecast of $9.2 billion and year-earlier revenue of $7.12 billion. -For continuously updated news from The Wall Street Journal, see WSJ.com at http://wsj.com. (END) Dow Jones NewswiresJanuary 14, 2008 15:39 ET (20:39 GMT)
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9:27 am Note: the features appear largely consistent with what was previously leaked 9:26 am Demoing now 9:26 am Lyrics 9:26 am Maps with location, Webclips, Customize home screen, SMS multiple people 9:24 am We want to give folks something for today. New software. 9:23 am people are excited about the SDK that we will release in February 9:23 am First quarter shipping, iPhone has got 19.5% of U.S. SmartPhone market (2nd behind RIM) 9:21 am 20,000 iPhones per day average 9:21 am 200th day since iPhone went on sale. 4 million sales 9:21 am 2nd thing: iPhone 9:20 am Now showing recent Mac/PC ad for Time Machine 9:20 am 2 versions: 500 GB version - $299, 1 TB $499 9:19 am Full Airport Extreme base station with "server grade" hard drive internal. 9:19 am Leopard feature: Time Machine. For notebooks, it doesn't work so well because you have to constantly plug/unplug a hard drive. New product: Time Capsul 9:18 am Leopard has also seen some great support from developers. Office 2008 is now shipping. The last intel native app to ship. 9:17 am Running down some praises of Leopard from Mossberg, Pogue, USA Today, etc. 9:16 am 20% of Mac OS X install base has upgraded to Leopard 9:16 am 1st thing: Leopard. 5 million copies delivered in first 3 months. This is the most successful release of Mac OS 10 ever 9:15 am 4 things to talk to us about today 9:15 am Thank you to our customers for making it all happen. 9:15 am Looking back to 2007. 2007 was an extraordinary year for Apple. New iMac. New iPods. iPhone. Leopard, and other software. 9:14 am Welcome to Macworld 2008. There is clearly something in the air today 9:14 am Steve is taking the stage. Big applause 9:14 am New Get a Mac commercial: Happy New Year. PC has had a bad year, but looking forward to this year. 9:13 am Lights are dimming. No Steve quite yet 9:11 am Current music: Feist 1234 9:01 am People are being seated. The room can seat up to 4000 people.
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quote:Originally posted by Jo4321: Just got home from work. Guess it's the sell on news effect that has taken this down over $9.00?
Jo
No the whole market was down 200 points before the event even started...last year there was no sell on news...apple went up 10% in a day.....it's just a different market this year
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My sell stop hit at $177.82, but I couldn't resist buying back. I hope I didn't catch a falling knife ($169.82)
Was there any BAD news coming out of Macworld. I mean maybe stuff that was "less than expected". I guess the news about the China Iphone deal not going through from yesterday didn't help.
Jo
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quote:Originally posted by Jo4321: My sell stop hit at $177.82, but I couldn't resist buying back. I hope I didn't catch a falling knife ($169.82)
Was there any BAD news coming out of Macworld. I mean maybe stuff that was "less than expected". I guess the news about the China Iphone deal not going through from yesterday didn't help
Today is a bad day overall for the market and AAPL...check out this chart....look how far apple is from its VWAP(VOLUME WEIGHTED AVERAGE PRICE) ....which is that blue line...However it was pretty is to make a few trades today! I love the VWAP....when stocks gap up at least a dollar and stay above the VWAP...they usually move a few points! like SKF and QID gapped and stayed above thier VWAP!
"Jobs also said that he is unconcerned with day-to-day Apple share price fluctuations and he's running the company for long-term success and expects Wall Street to reward the company accordingly as the company performs
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