During regular trading hours, there were many stocks that continued to break up to the upside. These stocks are usually going up with news.If you are looking to day trade today, you might want to check out the following stocks. I usually throw these on my watch list and monitor with resistance & support levels. Below are a list of stocks that I am watching for June 11, 2012. Also check out my Top 2011 Stock Gainers, Stocks to Buy 2012.You can also check previous stocks to buy reports- Right Here
Top Stocks Performance of the day:These are stocks that continued to break up to the upside or down side. These stocks are usually going up or down with news or technical.If you are looking to day trade, you might want to check out the following stocks.
Top Gainers: MOH, CTC, FRAN, RLOG, CTFO, NAV
New High: PAMT, GV, OMER, INWK
Overbought: APPA, DUK
Unusual Volume: SDYL, KBWI, CVU, KTEC
Upgrade: MPWR
Earnings Before: KMGB
Insider Buying: IDSA
Biggest Gainers 6/8/12
Composite Biggest Gainers
Ticker Company Change
MOH Molina Healthcare Inc. 26.39%
FRAN Francesca's Holdings Corporation 23.58%
CTFO China TransInfo Technology Corp. 18.36%
NAV Navistar International Corporation 17.63%
CAMP CalAmp Corp. 16.61%
TPX Tempur Pedic International Inc. 14.07%
YELP Yelp, Inc. 12.10%
INWK InnerWorkings Inc. 11.98%
TUMI Tumi Holdings, Inc. 11.78%
MPWR Monolithic Power Systems Inc. 10.31%
NEON Neonode, Inc. 9.22%
OCZ OCZ Technology Group, Inc. 8.65%
ONXX Onyx Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 8.56%
CNC Centene Corp. 8.01%
LCC US Airways Group, Inc. 7.71%
SPLK Splunk, Inc. 7.52%
PCYC Pharmacyclics Inc. 7.51%
DXCM DexCom, Inc. 7.49%
IMAX IMAX Corporation 7.05%
FGP Ferrellgas Partners LP 6.94%
MAKO MAKO Surgical Corp. 6.57%
KORS Michael Kors Holdings Ltd. 6.47%
LMNX Luminex Corporation 6.22%
RGR Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc. 6.18%
VRA Vera Bradley, Inc. 6.09%
CMTL Comtech Telecommunications Corp. 5.87%
ARIA Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc. 5.48%
SCSS Select Comfort Corporation 5.41%
NKTR Nektar Therapeutics 5.30%
OPEN OpenTable, Inc. 5.23%
PBY Pep Boys - Manny, Moe & Jack 5.07%
CTB Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. 5.04%
SGEN Seattle Genetics Inc. 4.95%
ACOM Ancestry.com Inc. 4.93%
Composite Biggest Losers
Ticker Company Chang
NPSP NPS Pharmaceuticals, Inc. -11.91%
PRGS Progress Software Corp. -11.19%
ATPG ATP Oil & Gas Corp. -9.08%
ELLI Ellie Mae, Inc. Common Stock -6.67%
CALX Calix Inc. -6.01%
PDC Pioneer Drilling Co. -5.17%
CVU CPI Aerostructures Inc. -5.14%
FLT FleetCor Technologies, Inc. -5.00%
IOC InterOil Corporation -4.84%
GMCR Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. -4.81%
BSFT BroadSoft, Inc. -4.74%
ERF Enerplus Corporation -4.65%
FST Forest Oil Corp. -4.26%
RIO Rio Tinto plc -4.12%
EXC Exelon Corporation -3.93%
BAS Basic Energy Services, Inc. -3.90%
X United States Steel Corp. -3.82%
BSBR Banco Santander (Brasil) S.A. -3.72%
CPA Copa Holdings SA -3.54%
AKS AK Steel Holding Corporation -3.49%
FMCN Focus Media Holding Ltd. -3.48%
SNE Sony Corporation -3.46%
SID Companhia Siderurgica Nacional -3.45%
SM SM Energy Company -3.37%
YUM Yum! Brands, Inc. -3.26%
NTAP NetApp, Inc. -3.13%
SN Sanchez Energy Corporation -3.07%
GTI GrafTech International Ltd. -3.04%
ATI Allegheny Technologies Inc. -2.95%
XNPT Xenoport, Inc. -2.91%
PBR Petroleo Brasileiro -2.89%
RES RPC Inc. -2.78%
KEG Key Energy Services Inc. -2.76%
MTL Mechel OAO -2.74%
SP 500
Long term signals : Bullish
Short term signals : Bearish
Stop @ 1350
QQQ (Nasdaq 100) : Bearish, stop @ 50
INDU: Bullish, stop @10000
COMPQ:Bearish, stop @ 2300
Top trend : Techs
Value : Financial
Euro Dollar : Bullish
US Dollar index : Bearish
Gold : Bearish, stop @ 1500
10 Y US Yield : Bullish, above 2.8 stop
30 Y US Bond : Short, stop @ 132
World Market
Germany's DAX: Bullish, stop @ 5300
France's CAC: Bullish, stop @ 2900
Shanghai : Bearish
Japan Nikkei : Bearish
A big mid-week bounce helped the S&P 500 score a weekly gain of 3.7%, helping it reverse the 3.0% that it lost during the course of trade last week.
Action this week began with the broad market slashing losses for a flat finish on Monday. Early weakness in response to a disappointing non-manufacturing PMI reading from China resulted in new multi-month lows before stocks stabilized and were then squeezed higher with help from Tech stocks.
On Tuesday market participants were dealt a mixed batch of Services PMI readings from Europe and news of a decline in eurozone retail sales. As for domestic data, the latest ISM Services Index improved incrementally in May to 53.7 from 53.5 in the prior month to best the Briefing.com consensus call of 53.1.
A teleconference between G-7 finance ministers regarding the persistently precarious conditions facing the eurozone and Spain’s banking system failed to provide any concrete action plans.
On Wednesday the stock market scored its best single-session percentage gain of 2012 by spiking in excess of 2%. The rally came in response to speculation that the Fed is weighing further stimulus options because of headwinds slowing the economic recovery. No official Fed statement was made, but European Central Bank President Draghi insisted that, if needed, actions would be taken after the ECB left its benchmark interest rate at 1.00%.
The Fed's latest Beige Book suggested that overall economic activity in the dozen Fed districts continued to increase at a modest to moderate pace in March and early April, while consumer spending was unchanged to up moderately.
The stock market’s strong, broad-based gains on Wednesday drove many traders out of Treasuries, such that the yield on the 10-year Note ran up to 1.65%, which is roughly 20 basis points above the record low set last week.
Stocks attempted to follow their impressive performance by climbing another 1% or so on Thursday, but all of that gain was given up by the session’s end. Initial buying was helped along by news that China's central bank trimmed its benchmark interest rate.
Many also held to the belief that efforts will be made to improve banking and financial conditions in Spain, which had its debt rating downgraded to BBB from A by analysts at Fitch after the country had held a successful debt auction earlier in the day.
The notion that the Fed will take steps further stimulate the domestic economy weren’t exactly given credence by Fed Chairman Bernanke, who failed to hint at any immediate plans during his speech before Congress.
The only dose of data for the day was an in-line weekly initial jobless claims count of 377,000. Continuing claims climbed to about 3.29 million from roughly 3.26 million.
On Friday stocks fought to reclaim the gains surrendered in the prior session. The broad market not only overcame an early loss, but managed to book a strong gain.
Financials proved to be a source of strength. The sector ascended from an early loss to a 1.2% gain with help from bank stocks, which collectively climbed 1.6%, based on the KBW Bank Index. Tech contributed to the effort by trading up to a 0.9% gain. For the week Financials advanced almost 5%, while Tech advanced little more than 4%.
Telecom scored the strongest gain after some mixed performances earlier in the week. The sector’s 1.5% gain contributed to a weekly advance of nearly 3%, which is less than what the broad market achieved.
Of the major sectors, only Energy failed to find positive territory. For the week it was up almost 4%, but on Friday it finished flat amid lower oil prices. Oil prices were down more than 2% in early pit trade, but managed to improve their position by the close. The energy component ended the day at $84.09 per barrel for a 0.8% loss. Earlier this week oil prices set a new 2012 low beneath $82 per barrel.
Data had hardly any sway, if any at all, with market participants. Releases featured a slightly narrower trade deficit of about $50 billion, along with an in-line 0.6% increase in wholesale inventories.
The euro endured selling for the entire session, but was able to halve an early loss so that it ended the day about 0.5% lower at $1.25. In contrast to recent weeks, action among stocks was less correlated to the euro’s movements this week.
Reports suggest that Europe’s leaders will convene this weekend to address Spain’s struggling banking system. The weekend also brings some price data from China. DJ30 +93.24 NASDAQ +27.40 NQ100 +0.9% R2K +1.1% SP400 +0.9% SP500 +10.67 NASDAQ Adv/Vol/Dec 1586/1.30 bln/886 NYSE Adv/Vol/Dec 2059/572 mln/939
Support for the SPX remains at 1300 and then 1265 with resistance at 1330 and then 1340.So we should trade small lot.Take a look all 1/5/15/60m chart if we want to trade this market.
I also have technical analysis different stocks-Right Here.
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$SPX - 60 minSPX DAILY CHARTS
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$SPX with component chart
$VIX
$CPC daily
QQQQ Daily
COMPQ
FOR 6/11 SPX resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1349.76, R2 1337.78, R1 1331.22
Pivot Point 1319.74
Support S1 1313.68, S2 1301.70, S3 1295.64
FOR Weekly 6/11-6/15 SPX resistance , pivot & support
Resistance R3 1409.87, R2 13.69.46, R1 1347.56
Pivot Point 1307.15
Support S1 1285.25, S2 1244.04, S3 1222.74
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