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Top Stock Picks Portfolio Comments2010-09-04: Swing trade opportunities for Tuesday on these A ranked stocks - ****, **** and **** (MACD crossing over, RSI line trending higher, prices above all moving averages). Next week is key for the DJIA - it has bumped up exactly against it's 200-day moving average. Watch to see if the index gets slapped down or is able to break through. Although the market may be looking slightly better technically, characteristics are far from a wildly bullish situation. Still trading only short-term positions with tight stops.
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Past Top Stock Pick Learn from these chart patterns. (Past performance does not guarantee future results)
Up 94% from $14.82 (2002-09-03)
On September 3, 2002 we profiled Royal Gold Inc (RGLD) as a Top Stock Pick
to our members at $14.82. Within a period of six months, RGLD rose to a high of $28.8, for a return at it's peak of 94%. Obviously, one cannot sell exactly at the peak, but here is what we had observed about RGLD: - GSA Rank: 78.9 (Our proprietary ranking for RGLD using fundamental AND technical factors)
- Accum/Dist Rank: 1.42 (Up vs. down volume action of RGLD taken over several weeks)
Most importantly, RGLD was trading just 6.3% off it's 52-week high price, and had a breakout from a sideways price consolidation pattern on heavy volume, a clear signal to time our position. It is imperative to not only buy the best stocks that are fundamentally sound, but also to time your purchase correctly.
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