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More Daily Commentaries On Breakout & Rebound Stocks

Wednesday January 18th thru Friday, January 20th, 2012
The S&P 500 closed above 1,300 for first time in more than 6 months Wednesday as investors embraced upbeat housing data and Goldman Sachs' earnings results. In the process, 23 OF MY BREAKOUT & REBOUND STOCK PICKS BLASTED ANYWHERE FROM 1% TO 6.5% HIGHER. On Thursday, the market indexes closed still higher, taking 17 OF MY BREAKOUT & REBOUMD PICKS 1.1% TO 10.6% HIGHER.   Friday, the Dow was up 96, while the Nasdaq closed only marginally down, despite Google's (GOOG) big earnings miss.

Tuesday, January 17th
Upbeat growth data from China and a lessening of euro zone concerns had the major market indexes up from 0.3% to 0.6% today, and while the Dow & Nasdaq had been higher earlier in the day, 17 OF MY HAND-PICKED BREAKOUT & REBOUND STOCK PICKS SHOT 1.2% TO 3.7% HIGHER.

Friday, January 13, 2012
It might have been Friday the 13th, but despite a downgrading of France's debt, the market reversed sharply off its lows to close down just 0.4% to 0.6%, while 11 OF MY WEEK'S HAND-PICKED BREAKOUT & REVERSAL PICKS SHOT FROM 1% TO 7.2% HIGHER.

Thursday, January 12, 2012
The market has been finding a way to come back, and today, despite higher jobless claims and lower retail sales, the market once again closed 0.2 to 0.5% higher, taking 11 OF MY BREAKOUT & REBOUND STOCK PICKS 1.1% TO 9.97% HIGHER.

Monday, January 9th through Wednesday, January 11th, 2012
The major market indexes eked out gains ahead of earnings season Monday rising from 0.1 to 0.3%, and in the process, 11 OF MY HAND-PICKED BREAKOUT AND REBOUND PICKS MOVED UP 1.1% TO 6.2%. Tuesday, strong revenues and outlook from Alcoa (AA) to kick off the earnings season, had the market indexes up from 0.6 to 1% and 17 OF MY BREAKOUT & REBOUND STOCKS BOUNDED 1% TO 5.6% HIGHER. Wednesday, 8 of this week's picks moved 1% to 2.4% higher, even though the indexes closed mixed.

Thursday, January 5th & Friday, January 6th, 2012
The market ignored higher borrowing costs in Europe Thursday in favor of an improved jobs picture here in the U.S. to take the Nasdaq 0.8% higher and the S&P 500 0.3% higher (the Dow was unchanged), and in the process, 16 OF MY BREAKOUT AND REBOUND STOCK PICKS FOR THIS WEEK SHOT FROM 1% TO 6.8% HIGHER. The NASDAQ LED THURSDAY'S TRADING and the indexes closed near their highs-- both positive signs.   Friday, the market closed mixed, even though the employment report for December was better than expected with 200,000 new jobs added, and a lower, 8.5% unemployment rate.

Tuesday, January 3rd & Wednesday, January 4th, 2012
With manufacturing gains in the U.S. and China, the market started the year off right rallying 1.5%+ Monday and causing 18 OF MY HAND-PICKED BREAKOUT & REBOUND STOCK PICKS TO BLAST 1% TO 6.8% HIGHER. Tuesday saw mixed trading as strong post-holiday sales balanced off European debt concerns.

Wednesday, December 28th through & Friday, December 30th, 2011
Jitters about Italy's debt auction caused the major market indexes to pullback over 1% Wednesday.   Thursday, the market made up for Wednesday's pull back and sent 15 OF MY WEDNESDAY NIGHT BREAKOUT AND REBOUND STOCK PICKS 1% TO 2.9% HIGHER. Friday, saw some end-of-the-year profit-taking as the trading year ended.

Tuesday, December 27th, 2011
A jump in consumer confidence allowed 16 OF MY HAND-PICKED BREAKOUT AND REBOUND PICKS TO ADVANCE 1% TO 5.5% HIGHER TUESDAY, thus extending the recent Santa Claus rally.