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Hot Stocks For Wednesday - PetMed Express, Advanced Micro Devices

By Antonio Costa on May 13, 2009 | More Posts By Antonio Costa | Author's Website

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The technical chart of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has become increasingly bullish and is currently consolidating in an attractive pattern. Technically this looks like the stock is ready to bust to the upside in a possible very strong move. From the chart above , we can see the stock is in a strong bull market with 13 day moving average on top over 50 day moving average and MACD is above signal line. As K line back above D line we should see the stock keep going higher. A move past 4.50 would be a strong indicator of a further uptrend in the stock.

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The stock has broken the upper channel line of this short term downtrend line. PetMed Express (PETS) is very bullish with the breakout having a large spread and volume. Looking at the technical indicators, we have the MACD above Zero Line and RSI Above 50, indicating the stock is in a “bullish” trend. In addition, the chart shows a very bullish sign as 50 day moving average has just crossed on top over 200 day moving average “the Golden Cross”. The Golden Cross indicates a bull market and it emerges when the short term moving average breaks upward beyond the curve of the longer term moving average, which indicates the end of the down trend and the start of the new up trend. The short-term outlook for PETS is bullish.

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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