Stocks To Watch Next Week - CIEN, AMZN, TSO
By Antonio Costa on December 28, 2008 | More Posts By Antonio Costa | Author's Website
Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com ( click to enlarge )
Tesoro Corp (TSO) - The technical chart looks really positive after the stock crossed the 12 level, but honestly the volume was not good enough to be convincing. The near-term outlook stays cautious till the stock closes conclusively above $12. So far the technical chart is still showing buy signal with stock trading above 50 day moving averages with MACD on top of signal line and K line on top of D line. Short-term traders can hold their longs with a stop at $11.
Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com ( click to enlarge )
Amazon (AMZN) - The stock reversed direction near 55 level last week. This level is proving to be a strong resistance zone. A strong trend would not be in place unless the stock closes above this level, while a close below nearby congestion support in the 50 area would predict a test of short-term uptrend support near 45. The uptrend continuation scenario is slightly more likely at the moment. Shareholders may remain invested with a stop-loss at 50.
Chart courtesy of www.stockcharts.com ( click to enlarge )
Ciena Corporation (CIEN) - The short-term outlook remains bearish and a drop to the 5.75-6 range appears likely. Short positions may be considered with a price target of 5.75-6 and a stop-loss at 6.64 ( 20 dma ). The weak outlook would be negated only on a close above 6.64 on heavy volume. The long-term trend is bearish.
Disclaimer: Trading stocks involves risk, this information should not be viewed as trading recommendations. The charts provided here are not meant for investment purposes and only serve as technical examples.
Month To Date Market Review
Stock Picks For Monday: Citigroup, JDS Uniphase And General Electric
US Unemployment Rate Troubling, But …
S&P 500: Market Is Strong, But Correction Should Continue
Doctor Up Your Portfolio With This Medical Communications Company
Macedonia’s Jan.-Sept. Trade Deficit At US$1.61 Bln - 1 day ago
Natural Gas Prices Extend Two-Month Low - 1 day ago
Stocks Finish Modestly Higher Despite Weak Jobs Report - U.S. Commentary - 1 day ago
Treasury Economist: Unemployment Numbers Disappointing But Not Unexpected - 1 day ago
Consumer Credit Fell By $14.8 Bln In September - 1 day ago





