*ProDayTrader - Feb 9, 2009: FUJI (21.58) support 21.00, resistance 24.00*
*ProDayTrader - Feb 9, 2009: FUJI (21.58) support 21.00, resistance 24.00*
ProDayTraderFebruary 9th, 2009
The information provided herein is for information purposes only. In no way should the listing of any security be construed as financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The buying and selling of securities involves risk and may not be suitable for everyone.
Although this document is copyrighted, feel free to forward it to anyone. Prosperity is to be shared!
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Stock to consider today - February 9th, 2009
FUJI (21.58), support: 21.00, resistance: 24.00
STOCK-CHECKER for FUJI: consensus: hold
1. 0.87 (out of 1.00)
2. 3 (1-strong buy, 5-sell); beta 9.00 (1.00 = market)
3. D+
4. 9 (out of 10)
5. Hold6. 3 (1-strong buy, 5-sell)
Markets – February 9th, 2009US: preparing for a lower open
SP futures vs fair value: -7.30
Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -11.0
Nikkei: -1.33%
FTSE (as of 8:30 EST): -0.35
TOP OVERNIGHT NEWS:
UK bank bailout boosts Pound.
European shares stall ahead of US stimulus bill.
Asian shares give up early gains.
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“The aggressive, but controlled trade is the one that wins.” Gryphon Financial
SOURCES FOR COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE:
(Sources are weighted based on previous accuracy but no source is considered more than the others. We are just reviewing all recommendations and finding what is recommended by more than one person. From that subgroup I then intuitively pick one that I feel has the most potential.) We typically have a group of 200 stocks that have been recommended from these top 60 sources:
Top 10 financial newsletters: (private list of ten costing over $3000/month).
Top 10 financial blogs: Seeking Alpha, Blogging Stocks, Herb Greenberg’s Market Blog, Dealbook, Infectious Greed, 24/7 Wall Street, Think B.I.G., Trader Feed, Carl Futia’s blog, Footnoted.org, The AAO Weblog.
Top 10 financial newspapers and magazines: Investors Business Daily, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Forbes, Business Week, Fortune, Barrons.
Top 10 market “whales”: Warren Buffet (building list now for the biggest investors)
Top 10 financial websites: Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Forbes, CNN, BNET, The Street , Reuters-Finance, Reed Business Information.Top 10 financial television and radio programs: CNBC while markets are open, CNBC-MadMoney, CNBC-Fast Money, Fox-Bulls and Bears, Fox-Cavuto on Business, Fox-Forbes, Fox-Cashin In, Wall Street Journal Report, PBS-Nightly Business Report, PBS-Wall Street Week.
So with this ezine, ProForecasts, you save and still get the benefit of the collective intelligence of 60 top 10 sources and proven market proprietary analysis by Jeff Sonnenburg, Intuitive Consultant since 1986.
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Disclaimer:The content on this site is provided as general information only and should not be taken as investment advice. All site content, including advertisements, shall not be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument, or to participate in any particular trading or investment strategy. The ideas expressed on this site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the opinions of sponsors or firms affiliated with the author(s). The author may or may not have a position in any company or advertiser referenced above. Any action that you take as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on this site is ultimately your responsibility. Consult your investment adviser before making any investment decisions.
“The main argument I hear is that the tools I use are too expensive. Too expensive? If the tools I (and professional traders) use are too expensive, then quite frankly you are not ready to trade. You are either undercapitalized, or you do not have the proper mindset. If you are undercapitalized, stop trading until you have enough money. If you are just cheap - well, stop trading until you change your attitude.”From TraderX http://traderx.blogspot.com/2008/12/looking-ahead-to-2009.html
(c) Jeff Sonnenburg, 2009
ProDayTraderFebruary 9th, 2009
The information provided herein is for information purposes only. In no way should the listing of any security be construed as financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. The buying and selling of securities involves risk and may not be suitable for everyone.
Although this document is copyrighted, feel free to forward it to anyone. Prosperity is to be shared!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
IMPORTANT: Premium subscribers, who receive ProForecasts in the beginning of the week or ProDayTrader, are ONLY paying for our time to do this research every week and every day. Premium Subscribers are NOT paying for any of the information contained herein. Any information contained herein comes from a consensus of at least two or more sources.
Stock to consider today - February 9th, 2009
FUJI (21.58), support: 21.00, resistance: 24.00
STOCK-CHECKER for FUJI: consensus: hold
1. 0.87 (out of 1.00)
2. 3 (1-strong buy, 5-sell); beta 9.00 (1.00 = market)
3. D+
4. 9 (out of 10)
5. Hold6. 3 (1-strong buy, 5-sell)
Markets – February 9th, 2009US: preparing for a lower open
SP futures vs fair value: -7.30
Nasdaq futures vs fair value: -11.0
Nikkei: -1.33%
FTSE (as of 8:30 EST): -0.35
TOP OVERNIGHT NEWS:
UK bank bailout boosts Pound.
European shares stall ahead of US stimulus bill.
Asian shares give up early gains.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FREE: last week’s (on Fridays) ProForecasts and last week’s daily ProTraderStock
Subscribe at http://www.proforecasts.com/subscribe.htm
PAID: this week’s (on Sundays) ProForecasts: $9.95/first-month, $29.95/month thereafter; $49.95/quarter thereafter (one month free); $149.95/year thereafter (one quarter free).Subscribe at http://www.proforecasts.com/subscribe.htm TRADER: daily ProTraderStock with support and resistence levels: $9.95/first week, $29.95/week thereafter; special prices for subscribing by the month, quarter and year.Email propredict@proforecasts.com for more information and receive the first week free (for a limited time only)
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“The aggressive, but controlled trade is the one that wins.” Gryphon Financial
SOURCES FOR COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE:
(Sources are weighted based on previous accuracy but no source is considered more than the others. We are just reviewing all recommendations and finding what is recommended by more than one person. From that subgroup I then intuitively pick one that I feel has the most potential.) We typically have a group of 200 stocks that have been recommended from these top 60 sources:
Top 10 financial newsletters: (private list of ten costing over $3000/month).
Top 10 financial blogs: Seeking Alpha, Blogging Stocks, Herb Greenberg’s Market Blog, Dealbook, Infectious Greed, 24/7 Wall Street, Think B.I.G., Trader Feed, Carl Futia’s blog, Footnoted.org, The AAO Weblog.
Top 10 financial newspapers and magazines: Investors Business Daily, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times, Forbes, Business Week, Fortune, Barrons.
Top 10 market “whales”: Warren Buffet (building list now for the biggest investors)
Top 10 financial websites: Yahoo, AOL, MSN, Forbes, CNN, BNET, The Street , Reuters-Finance, Reed Business Information.Top 10 financial television and radio programs: CNBC while markets are open, CNBC-MadMoney, CNBC-Fast Money, Fox-Bulls and Bears, Fox-Cavuto on Business, Fox-Forbes, Fox-Cashin In, Wall Street Journal Report, PBS-Nightly Business Report, PBS-Wall Street Week.
So with this ezine, ProForecasts, you save and still get the benefit of the collective intelligence of 60 top 10 sources and proven market proprietary analysis by Jeff Sonnenburg, Intuitive Consultant since 1986.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Disclaimer:The content on this site is provided as general information only and should not be taken as investment advice. All site content, including advertisements, shall not be construed as a recommendation to buy or sell any security or financial instrument, or to participate in any particular trading or investment strategy. The ideas expressed on this site are solely the opinions of the author(s) and do not necessarily represent the opinions of sponsors or firms affiliated with the author(s). The author may or may not have a position in any company or advertiser referenced above. Any action that you take as a result of information, analysis, or advertisement on this site is ultimately your responsibility. Consult your investment adviser before making any investment decisions.
“The main argument I hear is that the tools I use are too expensive. Too expensive? If the tools I (and professional traders) use are too expensive, then quite frankly you are not ready to trade. You are either undercapitalized, or you do not have the proper mindset. If you are undercapitalized, stop trading until you have enough money. If you are just cheap - well, stop trading until you change your attitude.”From TraderX http://traderx.blogspot.com/2008/12/looking-ahead-to-2009.html
(c) Jeff Sonnenburg, 2009
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