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End of the Day Recap/Stock Picks and Trade Ideas for Tuesday October 23, 2007

Just when the situation looked ready to get super ugly, the markets put in a surprise positive reversal. The reversal was most likely a combination of dip-buying traders and positive tech sector earnings reports. Still, the tech saturated bounce was more then enough get the DJIA involved in a little positive action. At the moment it is still too early to tell if this will be a failed attempt or a successful one in refueling the rally. More action and hints toward an actual direction will be needed. Until then we'll have to get used to some sideways (wave-like) action.

New Long Ideas: CRDC (very volatile and risky-but at a good low-risk buy point), CYBS (if you didn't grab today it is still a good buy), GSB

Add To: HNSN, JOBS, LULU, PGI

Sells: ALLI, GVP, SYNP


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Stock Picks and Trade Ideas for Monday October 22, 2007

New Buys: DDUP (rebuy), GVP, HIFN, JOBS, PGI, SUSS, SYNP

Maybe: ANET, CYBS, WSCI

New Shorts: ABT, ATI, BA, DD, DNB, ITT,

Add To: BIDZ, BIOS, LULU, NSUR, TTG, UVE

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Trade Journal: Taking Some Profits/Taking Some Losses

Lets face it, yesterday (Friday October 19, 2007) was brutal. The negative action forced me to stop out and cut my losses on many of my positions. In addition, it has also forced me to come to the realization that I have to take profits in order to preserve my gains. Despite the crazy action there are still plenty of stocks that I am holding onto. I will continue to hold onto these decent positions unless I am forced to sell them. True to my strategy I never hold onto a loss if it falls to down 8% from where I bought it (well at least I try to stick to it). This strategy helps me contain my losses to small amounts.



New Buy: SYNP (rebuy)





Add To: BIDZ, LULU



Hold: AATI, ABX, ACCL, AEM, AEY, AIRM, ALLI, ALXN, APPY, ARTW, AXYS, BIDZ, BW, CATS, CF, CFSG, CLDA, CU, CVGW, FALC, FRM, GHM, GOLD, HA, HMSY, IEP, INXI, JASO, JST, KOP LKQX, LGTY, LULU (so far up 116%), MCZ, MVG, NEOG, NG, NUAN, NTCT, OMTR, PMFG, SHEN, SHOR, SLI, SIL, SQNM, SYUT, TLEO, TOD, TRAK, TWTI, VCO, VMW, VSEC, WAT



Sold for Profit: ARCI (sold the rest of my position for a 10.86 gain), ATRO (+4.8%), BCSI (+24.63%), BKR (+6.22%), BOOM (+7.8%), BPHX (38.04%), CMED (+19.6%), DSX (+43.8%), EHTH (+11.27%), EXM (+57.9%), FARO (+39.34%), GME (+9.9%), HEW (+4.16%), ISRG (+36%), ITRI (+5.95%), LDSH (11.11%), MEAS (+11%), OMCL (8.70%), OI (#.6%), PAS (sold the rest of my position: 15.6%), PENX (+41%), QEPC (+19.27%), RBN (+46.56%), RESP (+2.9%), RGLD (+.65%), SIMC (+54%), SNCR (+12.50%), SNDA (+15.20), STRA (+6.87), STRL (7.6%), SYNT (+11.14%), TTES (+6.75%), TWI (+73.68%), VDSI (+47.4%), WRLS (+80.7%)



Sold for Loss: ACM (-6.44%), CREE (-8.20%), CROX (-1.41%), DGIT (-1/05%), FMCN (-2.75%), HLF (-2.62%), GNET (-6.20%), IFSIA (-8.9%), MDCA (-5.30%), ONXX (-4.73%), PRKR (-1.27%), SHMR (-8.7%), SVT (-2.15%), TCN (-7.84%), WLDN (-1.20%)



Sell if: AMAC (sell if it closes below the 50 day MA on above average volume), SILC (so far down 7%. Sell if it closes below the 50 day MA)


* Note: I am not finished posting all the trades. I will try and finish by tomorrow.

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