Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Are we setting up for new highs? - 13,000 in DOW soon?

Have maintained the view of DOW in the range of 11700-11800 on the downside and 12200-12300 on the upside.. A very narrow range that the markets have respected when a lot of them had been talking about doom's day scenario.. This seems like a pretty bold post but i feel like we might see 12800-13000 levels in DOW soon.. I had mentioned this before that in a previous post to about it the chart of which is given below but now it feels like a lot of large-caps are heating up which might lead to index breaking out of the higher band of the range and switch gears for 12800-13000. Checkout the chart below posted below (might lot look current one since it was posted on 7th dec) but the view remains the same..


Now, this leads in few minds as to what makes me think so. Until recently a lot of large cap stocks looked like in the congestion so i felt that breaking out of the index might look a little difficult until we see the heavy weights breaking out of the range. The list of my favorite ones with charts are shown below:

I don't know how much more i can write about my favorite 3 - Intel Corp. (INTC), Microsoft (MSFT) and Google (GOOG). For charts refer previous posts.


Abott Labs (ABT) - previously mentioned a low risk setup looks like breaking out of range.. chart posted before http://stockcharts7.blogspot.com/2011/12/abbott-labs-low-risk-trade-setup.html

Procter & Gamble (PG):


Lockheed Martin Corp. (LMT):



Johnson & Johnson (JNJ):

Other stocks that look particularly interesting are:

Disney (DIS) - above 36.50-37

Happy holidays!!

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