Enjoy the earnings rally; GMI: +6; posted stocks at new highs

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A lot of stocks are rising on earnings expectations and falling on the release.  It is not unusual to get an earnings rally in the general market and then to get a post-release decline. Gmi719  I would not be surprised to see a weak August through October period, but will let the GMI guide me.  The GMI remains at +6 and it was a strong day.  Many of my longs went to new highs today. In fact, there were 259 new highs in my universe of 4,000 stocks and only 11 new lows. The 10 day new high index bounced back with 243 successful 10 day highs.  59% of the 413 stocks that hit a new high 10 days ago closed higher today than they closed 10 days ago.  About 70% of the stocks in the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow 30 indexes rose today. We are in day 8 (U-8) of the QQQQ rally…………………………..

Among the stocks I have mentioned before that hit new highs today are:  BTU, HANS, LUFK, NTRI, GOOG, PRGS, CME, GDW, BBY. (I own some of these.)  Other stocks I have started following (and may own) include DSL, KOMG and XWG. I have sell stops in on all of my holdings and am letting things ride for now.  Sell stops provide me the ability to focus on my job during the day and to sleep peacefully at night………………………..

Enjoy this rally!   Send me your feedback at: silentknight@wishingwealthblog.com.

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