A Little Java…

• April 1, 2002
• Duke Heberlein

The java applet can often tip you off to important market turns. One way it
can do this is when you see several issues going positive or negative for the
first time of the day, one right after another.

 

Search Results Total Records: 34    Viewing Records: 1 to 25   Newsfeed Time (EST/24hr) Symbol Headline STK 11:44 FLM  goes positive first time of the day STK 11:45 LAMR  goes positive first time of the day STK 11:48 SNDK  goes positive first time of the day STK 11:49 DPMI  goes positive first time of the day STK 11:50 SO  goes positive first time of the day STK 12:06 CAG  goes positive first time of the day STK 12:15 ALL  goes positive first time of the day STK 12:23 EMLX  goes positive first time of the day STK 12:24 BRCM  goes positive first time of the day

 

Several Nasdaq issues go positive over the course of a few
minutes, and it front runs the move higher in the index.

 

 

When the breakout from the triangle takes place, you can take
advantage of the move to the upside, since you were forewarned.

Learn to to keep the applet on one of your monitors and these
key market occurrences will stick out, allowing you to catch the move before the
masses.

Until tomorrow,

Duke