Episodic Pivots Jan, 2012

gravitar by easyguru 8:30 PM Jan 3rd
Symbol SR EPS S F B R
GOOG   35 27% 33% 254.93M BP 1%
Follow through . Stock broke multi month range recently. Livermore play. Extended.
TAS   193 -200% 0% 43.78M NA  
no catalyst
MAGS   148 863% 107% 6.30M MB  
Follow through from recent earnings EP
AAPL   43 52% 39% 923.43M CP  
New product/service launch in January expected.
GGAL   154 112% 48% 39.77M NA  
sector move.
CF   121 369% 53% 65.16M NA  
No news
AMZN   136 -73% 44% 366.22M NA  
No news
APA   185 3% 44% 382.37M NA  
sector+Cramer
BIDU   35 87% 94% 320.15M NA  
no news

Legend
SR = Sector Rank
EPS = Change in Earnings Per Share percentage
S = Change in Sales percentage
F = Float
B = Buy, BP = Buy on Pullback, CP = Current Position, MB = Maybe, LT = Lottery Ticket, NA = Not Actionable, SR = Short rallies, SS = short sale
R = Risk percentage

Symbol SR EPS S F B R
AVEO   11 8% -42% 38.60M SR 1
Study Data Falls Short of Investor Hopes. Biotech missing study goals can be fatal. All time high volume. Short this on 5 to 10 days counter trend rally.

Legend
SR = Sector Rank
EPS = Change in Earnings Per Share percentage
S = Change in Sales percentage
F = Float
B = Buy, BP = Buy on Pullback, CP = Current Position, MB = Maybe, LT = Lottery Ticket, NA = Not Actionable, SR = Short rallies, SS = short sale
R = Risk percentage

Comments

  • gravitar B commented on January 04, 2012

    Guru: do we enter Episodic Pivots on breakouts or on pullbacks? Where do I find the entry/exit strategy, holding period etc.? Thanks Guru.

  • gravitar easyguru commented on January 04, 2012

    on breakout.Exit is based on catalyst strength. EP is primarily position trading method. No many stocks in the scan offer A+kind of setup in current market. But at start of new bull market or in roaring bull market it gives you lot of winners. In last 12 years it is my most profitable strategy.

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