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 18, 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: GTIM, CHOP, SOL, ATPG, BVSN, ANTH, UFC
New High: ADNC, OSIR, TNGN, OMPI
Overbought: TNGN, OMPI
Unusual Volume: FGEM, AMIC, UNAM, CNR
Upgrade: ACCL
Earnings Before: --
Insider Buying: CLRO
Biggest Gainers 6/15/12
Composite Biggest Gainers
Ticker Company Change
ATPG ATP Oil & Gas Corp. 29.78%
BVSN BroadVision, Inc. 24.82%
ASIA AsiaInfo-Linkage,Inc. 15.43%
DANG E-Commerce China Dangdang Inc. 14.07%
RMBS Rambus Inc. 14.04%
OSIR Osiris Therapeutics, Inc. 13.75%
PZE Petrobras Argentina SA 11.98%
PVA Penn Virginia Corporation 11.54%
IRS IRSA Investments and Representations Inc. 11.11%
ZNGA Zynga, Inc. 10.54%
GTIV Gentiva Health Services Inc. 9.89%
RBS The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc 9.66%
MPO Midstates Petroleum Company, Inc. 9.51%
LFL LAN Airlines S.A. 9.33%
TSL Trina Solar Limited 9.11%
MGAM Multimedia Games Inc. 8.78%
LNG Cheniere Energy, Inc. 8.13%
PMTC Parametric Technology Corporation 7.66%
NAV Navistar International Corporation 7.62%
MMR McMoRan Exploration Co. 7.61%
SGMO Sangamo Biosciences Inc. 7.19%
PMC PharMerica Corporation 7.16%
MXWL Maxwell Technologies Inc. 7.04%
EPL Energy Partners Ltd. 6.90%
YPF YPF S.A. 6.89%
PHMD PhotoMedex, Inc 6.69%
GRPN Groupon, Inc. 6.68%
LVLT Level 3 Communications Inc. 6.63%
GDP Goodrich Petroleum Corp. 6.61%
EPAY Bottomline Technologies Inc. 6.60%
FSIN Fushi Copperweld, Inc. 6.55%
CALX Calix Inc. 6.54%
YELP Yelp, Inc. 6.45%
UPL Ultra Petroleum Corp. 6.38%
INVN InvenSense, Inc. 6.32%
LNCR Lincare Holdings Inc. 6.29%
TWI Titan International Inc. 6.24%
EXH Exterran Holdings, Inc. 6.19%
FB Facebook, Inc. 6.09%
Composite Biggest Losers
Ticker Company Chang
IIVI II-VI Inc. -12.63%
AIR AAR Corp. -10.63%
IVN Ivanhoe Mines Ltd. -9.40%
TEO Telecom Argentina S.A. -8.09%
SDT SandRidge Mississippian Trust I -6.86%
ARQL ArQule Inc. -6.22%
NKA Niska Gas Storage Partners LLC -6.16%
ENZN Enzon Pharmaceuticals Inc. -5.54%
LQDT Liquidity Services, Inc. -5.38%
NGD New Gold, Inc. -4.87%
DMD Demand Media, Inc. -4.17%
HNP Huaneng Power International Inc. -3.77%
LCC US Airways Group, Inc. -3.61%
TGI Triumph Group, Inc. -3.57%
LEAP Leap Wireless International Inc. -3.37%
SA Seabridge Gold, Inc. -3.04%
UBNT Ubiquiti Networks, Inc. -3.03%
OSG Overseas Shipholding Group Inc. -3.00%
GNC GNC Holdings Inc. -2.96%
LUV Southwest Airlines Co. -2.93%
ATK Alliant Techsystems Inc. -2.82%
MGM MGM Resorts International -2.70%
NOR Noranda Aluminum Holding Corp. -2.67%
WG Willbros Group Inc. -2.60%
STNG Scorpio Tankers Inc. -2.55%
TRN Trinity Industries Inc. -2.54%
MMP Magellan Midstream Partners LP -2.51%
WTW Weight Watchers International, Inc. -2.47%
SSRI Silver Standard Resources Inc. -2.37%
CLH Clean Harbors, Inc. -2.35%
VHC VirnetX Holding Corp -2.33%
KMT Kennametal Inc. -2.29%
AT Atlantic Power Corporation -2.26%
UAL United Continental Holdings, Inc. -2.23%
VRX Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, Inc. -2.22%
DMND Diamond Foods, Inc. -2.20%
CJES C&J Energy Services, Inc. -2.20%
BVN Compania de Minas Buenaventura SA -2.19%
SPR Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc -2.17%
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
Coming off of its best week of 2012, the S&P 500 tacked on another 1.3% this week. Precarious conditions of Europe remained in focus, but so were economic data, weekend elections in Greece, and an upcoming Fed meeting.
Trade this past week opened in pessimistic fashion as market participants dropped the stock market for a loss of more than 1% upon considering that Spain’s request for $125 billion to shore up its banks might be too little, too late. In fact, Banco Santander had its rating cut by analysts at Fitch, while analysts at Moody’s downgraded Spain’s rating. The yield on the country’s 10-year Note went on to climb to a record high above 7.0% before easing back by the end of the week.
Market participants made note of a bailout request by Cyprus on Tuesday, but were less concerned about the country’s problems than those with larger economies – the Cyprus economy accounts for only 0.2% of eurozone GDP. Buyers eventually made their way back into the fold. Stocks benefited further from a late squeeze that helped the broad market settle at a session high with a gain greater than 1%.
Amid a dearth of corporate announcements Texas Instruments (TXN 27.86, +0.13) attracted positive attention for narrowing its earnings forecast to range from $0.38 to $0.42 per share after it had previously forecasted earnings of $0.36 to $0.44 per share.
In midweek trade stocks rolled over to suffer sizable losses. Financials had offered leadership as JPMorgan Chase (JPM 35.03, +0.38) CEO Jamie Dimon stated in a testimony to the Senate Banking Committee that he expects the bank to be solidly profitable in the current quarter, and that progress has already been made in reducing risk following the firm’s massive trading loss that received so much attention several weeks ago.
Prior to the stock market’s downturn participants had also attempted to shrug off lackluster retail sales, which declined during May by 0.2% when a 0.1% decline had been broadly expected. Excluding autos, retail sales declined by 0.4%, which contrasts with a Briefing.com consensus that called for no change. Prior month numbers were revised downward so that overall retail sales declined by 0.2% and sales less autos declined by 0.3%.
Producer price data for May featured a 1.0% increase in overall producer prices and a 0.2% increase in core producer prices. The Brieifng.com consensus called for a 0.7% decline in overall prices and a 0.2% increase in core producer prices. Consumer price data came the next day. Overall consumer prices declined during May by 0.3%, while core prices increased by 0.2%. Economists polled by Briefing.com had expected, on average, a decline in overall prices of 0.2%, but an increase in core prices of 0.1%.
Also out on Thursday was the latest weekly initial jobless claims count, which increased to 386,000 from 380,000 when a tally of 375,000 initial claims had been expected, on average, among economists polled by Briefing.com.
Despite the generally underwhelming nature of the data, sentiment strengthened as participants regarded it as possible fodder for the Fed to take accommodative action when it meets next week. Stocks were also helped by headlines purporting that central banks will respond with a coordinated effort, if necessary, after political elections are held in Greece this coming weekend. Those themes helped drive the stock market to a gain on the order of 1%.
In the face of broad market strength sharp losses were suffered by Nokia (NOK 2.48, +0.13) and Credit Suisse (CS 18.88, +0.91). Shares of the former plummeted in response to the company’s pessimistic profitability forecast, while the latter was hurt by concerns that the firm will move to raise new capital at the urging of officials.
The idea that disappointing data will help encourage the Fed to enact another round of quantitative easing remained a theme in the final session of the week. Short covering likely helped push the stock market up 1% to a one-month high, while the dollar declined to a three-week low.
The Empire Manufacturing Survey for June fell to 2.3 from 17.1 in the prior month. Many had expected the Survey to ease down to just 13.5. Also in play was the University of Michigan’s preliminary survey of consumer sentiment for June. The Survey fell to 74.1 from the 79.3, though it had been expected to come in closer to 77.0.
For most of the session Tech stocks provided leadership after a lackluster display in the prior session. As a group, Tech stocks scored a 1.4% gain. That was matched by Financials, which had traded with only a middling gain for most of the morning and early afternoon. The biggest bounce was booked by Energy, though; the sector rallied 1.8%.
Telecom stocks were at the opposite end of the spectrum. The defensive-oriented sector settled with a 0.1% gain.
The dollar had actually traded with moderate strength overnight, but ultimately drifted into the red so that by the stock market’s closing bell it was down about 0.6% against a basket of major foreign currencies. For the week the dollar declined more than 1%.
The dollar’s decline on Friday was largely due to a stronger yen, such that the dollar-yen exchange rate fell 0.9% to about 78.7. The sterling pound also garnered buying interest; it advanced 1.0% to $1.57. The euro was up solidly overnight, but pulled back so that it was flat for most of Friday. By the closing bell it was up 0.2% to about $1.27.
The expiration of quarterly options drove share volume on the NYSE to far above average daily volume trends for the past several months.
Although participants displayed an increased tolerance for risk, Treasuries still benefited from healthy demand. In turn, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Note moved back below 1.60%.
Gold also gained. The yellow metal pushed up about 0.5% to a little more than $1628 per ounce. For the week it advanced more than 2%.
Crude oil prices oscillated on Friday before they settled with an incremental gain only pennies above $84 per barrel. The energy component's price slipped by only pennies from the prior week. As an aside, OPEC announced earlier this week that it plans to keep daily oil production at 30 million barrels. DJ30 +115.26 NASDAQ +36.47 NQ100 +1.2% R2K +1.2% SP400 +1.0% SP500 +13.74 NASDAQ Adv/Vol/Dec 1683/1.95 bln/782 NYSE Adv/Vol/Dec 2052/1.37 bln/946
Support for the SPX remains at 1320 and then 1300 with resistance at 1348 and then 1360.So we should trade small lot.Take a look all 1/5/15/60m chart if we want to trade this market.
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FOR 6/18 SPX resistance, pivot & support
Resistance R3 1369.84, R2 1356.58, R1 1349.71
Pivot Point 1336.45
Support S1 1329.58, S2 1316.32, S3 1309.45
FOR Weekly 6/18-6/22 SPX resistance , pivot & support
Resistance R3 1391.93, R2 1367.62, R1 1355.23
Pivot Point 1330.92
Support S1 1318.53, S2 1294.22, S3 1281.83
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