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July
23, 2007
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Starbucks
(SBUX)
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for SBUX The recent news will
affect current and future earnings.
Starbucks announced that It would raise
prices by nine cents on average. This increase
will begin to impact current earnings results
immediately. However, is Starbucks really capable
of maintaining higher prices? Sure, the Starbucks
that you visit are busy, but there are competitively
priced establishments in the local vicinity of almost
every Starbucks. But, the last few times I've been
in a Starbucks it's been extremely cold and
uncomfortable. The first thing Starbucks needs to
do is to redesign their stores. I consider this
move by Starbucks as a risky one, but risky moves may be
needed to get them out of their recent funk. The
company is assuming that their current customers are
willing to pay higher prices. They are assuming
that they can retain those customers, and even find new
customers over time even though the Starbucks outlets
are almost also less comfortable than their nearest
competitor.; Starbucks retail out let's are not
comfortable environments. Change those first and
then raise prices.
However, with those
comments aside, Starbucks looks interesting from a
technical perspective. Starbucks' stock price has
been extremely weak for a long time. The stock,
however, is trying to break the longer term down channel
resistance line that has been in place. If that
happens, and it has begun to happen already, then
Starbucks will be a compelling buy. Specifically,
If Starbucks (SBUX) remains over longer-term support
than the stock is almost surely going to trend higher
and test longer-term resistance again at some point in
the near future. I have identified longer-term
support as longer-term parameter #1 in our real-time
trading report for Starbucks. Resistance is longer
term parameter #3. Make sure that you review these
first. If the stock holds above longer-term parameter #1
buy it and expect it to increase to longer-term
parameter #3 over time. However, if it breaks
below then expect the stock to remain weak and do not
consider it a buy:
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Netflicks (NFLX) FREE Trading Report
for NFLX.
Earnings results at Netflix have many investors
confused. Shouldn't the stock perform well if
earnings are coming in better than expectations?
Answer: Maybe! But the charts tell us it all at
Netflix (NFLX) The technical indicators tell us
that we should avoid the stock if it breaks below
longer-term support. The charts are as clear as
that. However, the stock is at longer-term support
right now, and therefore, if it remains above
longer-term support than the stock is a buy. If
you are interested in Netflix (NFLX), you should be
buying the stock near support and you should place a
tight stoploss underneath support just in case support
begins to break. Because you know the cusp,
because you know this inflection point, you're able to
trade the stock efficiently. I have identified the
inflection point for Netflix as a longer-term parameter
#1 in our report. Please read it first, because it
will tell you what to expect from the stock. It
will tell you where to place your trades and how to
trade.:
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Wal-Mart (WMT) FREE Trading Report
for WMT. It
feels like you should be buying Wal-Mart (WMT) right?
Not so fast! The stock is headed to support.
The stock has recently tested longer-term resistance, in
fact it has done so perfectly. Now the stock is in
the process of declining back towards longer-term
support again. It bounced perfectly at
intra-channel support and now it is likely to resume the
declines back to longer-term support again. I have
identified longer-term support his longer-term parameter
#1. The technical charts are clear, the stock is
going lower until support is tested, and only then it is
likely to turn higher again. Therefore, if you are
interested in buying the stock wait until support is
tested. Review our real time trading report now to
identify longer-term parameter #1, we offer it in our
technical summary table in the report. We also
offer price targets if support holds. You will be
able to create a complete plan, and you'll be able to
tell that the stock has tested both resistant and
entered channel support, and thus far is turning
perfectly towards longer-term support again. This
data is available to you now.:
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Texas Instruments (TXN) FREE Trading Report
for TXN Texas instruments is breaking records, but
the question is can the stock break resistance too?
Texas Instruments has just tested longer-term
resistance. In fact, literally perfectly.
The stock has since turned down a little. It has
not yet confirmed that longer-term resistance has held
though; we never know this until after the fact, of
course, but according to our analysis longer-term
resistance was just tested. We have identified
longer-term resistance as longer-term parameter #3 in
our real-time trading report for Texas instruments.
Make sure that you review this first when you review our
report. If this resistance level holds the stock
will likely turn down until such time as it tests
longer-term support again. Support has been
identified as longer-term parameter #1. If
resistance holds TXN looks like a good short as a
result with a downside target of longer term support.
On the other hand, if longer-term parameter #3 breaks
higher instead expect the stock to surge. Recent
patterns suggest that that won't happen, but you need to
know, if longer-term resistance breaks higher a bullish
pattern will develop immediately. My observation
is that the stock looks like a good short just under
longer-term resistance, then set a stop loss at just
above resistance in case it begins to break higher (this
is inflection of course):
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