In last evening’s Forecast Report, Yahoo (YHOO) signaled a potential long trade entry point at 16.20 and 16.30, even up to 16.40.
This morning, YHOO opened near the pre-market high of 16.67. It did move as low as 16.35 in pre-market trading. A buy there, as measured to the regular session high of 16.49, was 0.9% in the black. The stock has moved through our targets in afternoon trading, recently hitting a session low of 15.77 and trading near that mark late in the regular session.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Altera (ALTR) indicated a likely pre-open Wednesday near 22.20 to 22.40. From there, a possible long entry point at 22.00 to 22.20, up to 22.30, looked like an early play for Wednesday.
The stock pushed through our 22 target to hit a pre-market lows of 21.19. A buy at 22, measured to the day high of 22.73, is 3.3%% in the black. A buy at 21.19, measured to 22.73, is 7.2% in the black.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Sanmina-Sci (SANM) offered a potential long play for early Wednesday from 13.60 to 13.80, even up to 13.90-14.00.
In Wednesday’s pre-market session, the stock moved to a low of 13.83. A buy there, measured to the day high of 14.55, is a 5.2% winner.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Google (GOOG) indicated a potential pre-market open Friday near 560 to 555. We noted potential long plays from 549 up to 553.69, and secondarily, near 555.
GOOG began pre-market trading at 564.27. From there, the stock fell to the pre-market low of 556.20, which also proved to be the low of the day. Our low target was not reached. For traders that moved in at the 556.2 low, that play, measured to the 570.60 day high, is 2.6% in the black.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) indicated a possible pre-market open Friday near 325 to 329. Extended-hours patterns put the emphasis on a long play for this issue. We noted entry points from 317.70 to 320 and secondarily, from 322.50 to 325.
The stock opened at 328, within our target. The stock was confined to a relatively tight band in pre-market action, slipping as low as 326, just north of our secondary range.
The regular-session range widened out. For traders that moved in at the 326 pre-market low, that trade, as measured to the 346.29 regular session high, is 6.2% in the black.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Synaptics (SYNA) signaled a pre-market open Friday near the 27 area. For shorts, a potential play for early Friday emerged at the 27.40 to 27 range.
SYNA opened at 26.60 and moved to a pre-market high of 27.20. A sell there, as measured to a revisit of the 26.60 low hit during regular trading, was 2.3% in the black.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Charles Schwab (SCHW) offered a potential long play from 18.75 to 18.80, and secondarily, from 18.50-18.60.
The stock traded in a narrow pre-market band from 18.70 to 18.90. A buy from the 18.70 low, as measured to the day high of 19.05, was 1.9% in the black.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, IBM (IBM) offered a potential short-term play from 133.40 to 132.70. From the long side, the 131.22 to 131.50 area looked like a potential target for early Wednesday.
At a pre-market high of 132.56, and a day high of 131.15, the stock failed to reach our short target.
From the long side, the stock also moved south of our target range, hitting a pre-market low of 130.43. A buy there, measured to the 131.15 day high, was up 0.6%.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, CREE offered up a potential long entry point between 59 and 59.50, and secondarily near the 56.80 to 57.73 area. On the short side, a potential play emerged from the 60 to 59.75 area.
A buy at the 59.30 pre-market open, as measured to the 63.95 regular session high, is up 7.8%.
The stock traded as high as 61.44 in pre-market trading, past our short target.
In last evening’s Forecast Report, Terra Industries (TRA) signaled a possible long play from the 30.75 to 31.10 range for early Friday.
TRA hit a low of 31.05 in today’s pre-market session, right within our target. A buy there, as measured to the regular session high of 33.72, is 8.6% in the black.
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