wat goes up, mus cum down, its a cycle & I wanna short aapl once its trend changes
look at its Short % Increase 50.44%
http://shortsqueeze.com/?symbol=aapl&submit=Short+Quote%99

of coz la, u since 1986, tat time I still virgin & play guli onli

tis is for discussion purpose & about forward pe. pay ferrari, get ferrari, pay kap chai, get kap chai http://quote.morningstar.com/stock/s.aspx?t=msft

$27.40 msft 9.9
$356.20 aapl 13.9
$617.39 goog 15.5
$226.10 nflx 36.7
$94.2 open 82.1

msft need to grow revenue or it continues to lumber, definitely not part of my watchlist but y choose it?


aapl, breakout to new high, under normal circumstances, will enter, but after indices does a pullback


goog, tidur sideways, not part of my watchlist as they attempt shakeout gamblers, if breakout, then can consider


nflx, another breakout to new high, under normal circumstances, will enter, but after indices does a pullback


open, another breakout to new high, since not yet triple digit & the no. of momo low, very high chance can achieve $$$


all the fa r public known info, which 1 to choose? I need to use ta/ chart for clearer picture. if to choose either 1 from the 5 choices above.
I take open wat about the rest of u?

I was busy buying earnings season r here again, oil is > $106 & the outlook is
open blast thru $100 no sweat, after tidur for 1 month. see below for then & now prices
for call options guideline, every $1 up, ur 1 contract earns $100, as time decay monthly, if stock no move, knock off $50



$27.40 msft $25.48
$356.20 aapl $344.56
$617.39 goog $591.80
$226.10 nflx $242.09
$94.2 open $106.22

With stocks breaking out and the indexes rising, it's useful to review what the recent decline and developing rebound have accomplished. A correction can be constructive, allowing new bases to form and rotating the leadership.

The market correction — 7% or 8% depending on the index — appears to have shuffled the leadership. At the Feb. 18 peak, the Philadelphia semiconductor index was up 14% for the year while the broad indexes were up by about half that amount.

As of Friday's close, the Philadelphia semiconductor index was up only 5% for the year — roughly in line with the major indexes. The new leaders are the midcap S&P 400 and the small-cap S&P 600, up 10% and 8% respectively for the year.

Sector leadership also has shifted. On Feb. 18, the top two sectors were chips and electronics. Now the top two are energy and real estate.

Industry groups are another way to gauge leadership. The chief change was the demotion of chipmakers and chip designers from the top 20.

Yet the biggest change in the market in recent weeks is the rise in breakouts. About a dozen and a half stocks broke out last week — the most in any week for at least two months.

The tenor of those breakouts has changed as well. In February and early March, about a dozen breakouts fizzled as they triggered the 8% sell rule. They included restaurant chain Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), apparel retailer Deckers Outdoor (DECK) and mining financier Silver Wheaton (SLW) .

But later in March, breakouts began to work. None has failed outright, though one showed bad action Friday. Oilfield services and equipment company RPC (RES) plunged as much as 15% Friday before recovering. It closed down 6%. Volume was triple its usual pace.

On Friday, four top-rated stocks joined the breakout parade: farm equipment maker Deere (DE), apparel maker Under Armour (UA), mining equipment maker Joy Global (JOYG) and Stericycle (SRCL), a medical waste handler. Volume was 40% or greater for all but Stericycle, which stepped up trade 34%.

But other stocks communicated a conflicted message. Chipotle broke out early, but then volume faded as it fell back into the cup base. Robotics surgery company Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) cleared a nearly yearlong cup-with-handle base, but volume was only 20% above average. Intuitive retreated and closed under the 346.89 buy point.

Borg Warner (BWA) closed just below an 81.17 buy point in below-average trade