Hot Stocks For Thursday - Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, Real Networks
By Antonio Costa on May 14, 2009 | More Posts By Antonio Costa | Author's Website
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Intel (INTC) formed a sideways consolidation in a narrow range between 15 and 16. Further rise is still in favor after consolidation, and the next target is at 16.60 zone. Initial support is at 15.02 and followed by 14.87, only fall below 14.50 level will indicate that the rise from 11.95 has completed.
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Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) breaks above 4.50 resistance but failed to close above it. However, further rise is still possible and the next target would be at 5.20-5.5 area. Initial support is at 3.97, as long as this level holds, we’d expect the uptrend to continue.
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Real Networks (RNWK) is testing the support of 2.50. As long as the stock stays above this level, we’d expect range trading between 2.5 and 2.8 to continue. However, a break down below 2.5 level will signal deeper decline to 2.2-2.4 area. Near term resistance is at 2.63 followed by 2.75.
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