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Posted on 01/26/2007 12:35 PM | Link | Post Comment
To access the member portion of the website, simply click on the "Subscribe Now" tab, establish a username and password, and you'll have full access to the Dynamic Growth newsletter and portfolio. This free trial will end on June 1, 2007. Here are three stocks that have traded within a predictable trading range. Given that oil prices may trade sideways (pending no blow-up in the Middle East) for a while ($50-$60/bbl), traders have the potential to make some nice gains by trading a few stocks. Conoco-Phillips (COP): I am expecting COP to break-out above of its current trading range sometime in 2007 because of additional stock buybacks, but until the stock establishes a new trading range, we can trade the current one. Conoco-Phillips (COP) Jan 06-Jan 07: Buy Target: $60-$63 Sell Target: $$70-$73 Quick Trade: $60-63/ Sell $65-$68 Below $60: 7 times in 13 months Below $63: 10 times in 13 months Above $65: 11 times in 13 months Above $70: 4 times in 13 months Above 73: 1 time in 13 months ** On a break above $73, the new trading range for 2007 will probably be $65-$75.
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