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You are here: Home / Hit List / Hit List 1-19-2012

Hit List 1-19-2012

January 19, 2012 By Jeff White Filed Under: Hit List

The Hit List is a look at our current swing trading positions. Stocks we are already in have “triggered”, while those we are considering for plays have not triggered. Click post title to view print-friendly link.


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HFC closed, EBIX Target 1 hit & stop raised, SFLY stop raised

Open Position Notes:

EBIX had consolidated for the past few days in a bullish fashion, and today we finally saw it pick up the pace with a solid gain on strong volume.  This took the stock to new highs, pushing past Target 1 where I closed half my position for a 5% profit.  The stock finished slightly off its best levels, but this one still looks good.  I’ve adjusted my stop again tonight for remaining shares while waiting for a push to Target 2 in the days ahead.

SFLY struggled to pick a direction for a little while this morning, but ultimately it ran nicely higher into mid-day before leveling out for the final few hours of the day.  This rally-then-hold type of move is encouraging for continuation, as the 15-minute chart now has a nice bull flag pattern.  The upside reversal is being embraced here, so I’ve tightened my stop again tonight in order to reduce my risk in the trade while waiting for a move to Target 1.  If and when that occurs, I’ll look to set a level for Target 2 (which is currently open).

Closed Positions:

HFC nudged past yesterday’s high this morning but just couldn’t stick, and the stock quickly reversed lower to not only fill the gap but make a multi-day low.  That move hit my adjusted stop to take me out of the trade for a 3.3% profit, which isn’t bad.  This stock had simply become stretched after a 6-day winning streak, so some profit-taking was in order.  I had hoped it wouldn’t go quite deep enough to hit my stop yet, but it did so I’m out of the trade and will wait for a new pattern to develop before considering another entry.

About Jeff White

Jeff White started trading in 1998 and resides in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area with his wife and two sons. Twitter / Google+ / Facebook / StockTwits

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