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Trade Ideas For Friday - JDSU and DRYS

By Antonio Costa on January 23, 2009 | More Posts By Antonio Costa | Author's Website

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DryShips inc. (DRYS) - The stock broke a rising wedge last week, and has potential downside to 8.80. To the upside, the lower boundary of the broken rising wedge is now around 15-16, and above that is 17.35 resistance. Any significant break below the 8.80 level in the weeks ahead wouldn’t be good as the next level of major support appears to beat 5.90. Looking at the technical daily chart, it shows very bearish sign as the 50 day moving average has crossed below 200 day moving average around mid August to form Death Cross a strong sell signal. In addition other technical indicators such as MACD and KD also show sell signal as MACD is below signal line and K line is dropping below D line.

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JDS Uniphase (JDSU) - Although the moving averages ( 5, 13, 20 ) have held up fairly well so far this month an analysis of their chart patterns reveal some potential trouble may lie ahead. The stock did break above its 20 Day Moving Average this week but ran into strong resistance at its 13 dma near 4.15. Meanwhile it appears the stock may be forming a Head and Shoulders Top pattern with the two Shoulders defined by points A and B. The left shoulder was established between 3.40 lows and 4.12 highs. The head was established between 4 lows and 5.30 highs. The right shoulder has developed between 4.13 highs and 3.35 lows. The all-important neckline is at 3.35. Any close below this level will trigger a sell-off, which is going to be very strong and we might see resumption of a strong bearish phase.

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.

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