July 31, 2007

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With global liquidity concerns in focus, we have made an evaluation of the stocks in this article.  This evaluation should always be used in conjunction with the Investment Rate.

Ford (F)  FREE Trading Report for F   Ford (F) tested longer-term resistance perfectly at the beginning of July.  Since then the stock has been declining towards longer-term support.   Ford therefore appears to be a decent short candidate.  However, because it had already begun a decline from longer-term resistance, we should refer to the midterm parameters to find an appropriate short signal from here.  Specifically, refer to mid term Parameter #2 as offered in our real time trading report; use that as a short signal.  If Ford tests that level short the stock with an expected down side target of longer-term parameter #1.  We have made details of these parameters and associated trading plans available for you in our real-time trading report for Ford.  When you review them, compare them to your analysis and evaluate our report accordingly.  You can also apply the plans that we provide to you (and your own) in a real life trading simulator which will trade them as if you were using real money.  With the simulator, you can effectively determine if the strategies would have worked for you, and then you can apply them to your ongoing market strategies int he future as well.  Details are available now:  FREE Trading Report for F or FREE TRIAL

General Motors (GM) FREE Trading   Report for GM.   General Motors recently flirted with longer-term parameter #2, and because that support parameter remained in tact as support the stock still appears to be a buy.  The bounce that occurred on Tuesday, and the subsequent reversal, has brought the stock back to within striking distance of longer-term parameter #2, so continue to use that as an inflection point for General Motors. If the stock remains above the longer-term parameter #2 expect the stock to trade higher and to eventually test longer-term resistance.  We have identified longer-term resistance as longer-term parameter #3 in our real-time trading report for General Motors (GM).  Make sure to review both longer-term parameter #2 and #3 when you review our report, because these parameters will tell you how we are recommending a trade in General Motors going forward.  If support holds, buy the stock in other words.  In addition, you can apply our active trading strategies to a real-life trading simulator and compare these strategies to be your own to see which are more effective.  Details are available now:  FREE Trading   Report for GM  or FREE TRIAL

Cisco Systems (CSCO) FREE Trading   Report for CSCO.  Cisco Systems is in the upper tier of a longer-term trading channel.  It is trading between longer-term parameter #2 and longer-term parameter #3.  The stock still appears to be in the process of increasing towards resistance, so for now we should still expect the stock to increase and test longer-term parameter #3 officially before it stalls and turns lower.  However, there are no current buy signals in Cisco Systems at this time.  The stock instead appears to be a hold.  In addition, there are some red flags.  If the stock reverses down and back below longer-term parameter #2 again than the stock will look like a short candidate.  Therefore, if you our holding Cisco as a longer-term investment use longer-term parameter #2 as a level where you will draw the line.  In other words, longer-term parameter #2 should be used as a stop loss for any long-term trades in the stock.  We have identified this in our real time trading report.  We have also identified more active trading strategies for people that are interested in trading Cisco rather than investing in the company.  For those that are interested in active trading strategies please review the details of our active trading plans in our report.  After you find a training plan that suits your interests apply it to our real-life trading simulator and see if it is an effective plan or not; you can apply the same simulator to your own strategies too.  Details are available here:  FREE Trading   Report for CSCO  or FREE TRIAL

Ultrashort QQQ (QID) FREE Trading   Report for QID  QID has not been around long enough to have longer-term trading channels.  However, the midterm trading channels for QID are quite telling.  The stock has recently tested midterm support, and it has subsequently reversed higher and broken above midterm resistance.  Each of these are bullish scenarios.  The first case, the support level, was identified as midterm parameter #1 in our real-time trading report for QID.  The resistance level was identified as midterm parameter #3.  So long as QID remains above midterm parameter #3 the stock is likely to accelerate higher aggressively.  This stock looks like a strong buy so long as it remains over this converted level of support.  When resistance levels break higher, which is what happened when longer-term parameter #3 broke higher, they are converted into support parameters.  Therefore, midterm parameter #3 is now converted support.  This is inflection for QID.  When you review our report made sure to review this parameter first.  It will tell you how to trade the stock.  Also, if you would like to apply our trading strategies in a real life simulator you may also do that by using the information contained in the report:  FREE Trading   Report for QID  or FREE TRIAL