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Posted by btr Wed, 30 Apr 2003 19:48:22 GMT
Although the volume is not heavy, it has bullish bias. Closed GSF May 22.5P - it bounced back a little, but close to support and may reverse; added more SLB May 40P - is that breakout out of bull flag?; scaling out LOW May 42.5PPosted by btr Wed, 30 Apr 2003 05:14:38 GMT
Nasdaq needs to break 1500 and DOW needs to break 8900. DOW has substantial resistence around 9000. Long GSF May 22.5P, SLB May 40P, AMZN May 27.5P and LOW May 42.5P, MSFT May 27.5C; Short MSFT May 25C.THE SHOW: Are we having fun yet? Me neither. My old pal Deep Blue keeps writing me about various stocks and such that might have upside, but then acknowledges it's hard to imagine much of anything working this year. Except cash, and you better hope that's real cash and not some sort of 'cash equival more
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