Blain’s Nightly Stock Picks, March 5 2008

Blain Reinkensmeyer
Posted on Wed 5th Mar, 2008 07:05:36 PM

Starting tonight these posts will be titled Blain’s Nightly Stock Picks instead of just Nightly Stock Picks.

The market today added to yesterday’s closing hour rally, closing up roughly .5% across the board. Secondary support is still in tact for both the S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite.

What’s HOT Right Now: Oil-Gas Field Services, Oilgas Drilling, Oilgas US Explorations and Production, Metal Ores Gold/Silver, Steel Producers, and Fertilizers.

NASDAQ Composite

2250 support still holding up as of now. It is anyone’s guess where we will end up though by the close Friday.

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S& P 500 (SPY)

Same deal for the S&P 500. $132.50 support still holds.

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Dryships (DRYS)

After mentioning DRYS as a buy on Monday, seeing yesterday’s early morning sell off was rough. If you weathered the storm though you should now be up on your position as the stock closed at $75.09. (Original buypoint $73ish).

Note: DRYS is a speculative buy based on the GNK, DRYS pair trade.

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Goldcorp (GG)

After a high volume sell off yesterday GG rebounded nicely today to close back above $44. This stock looks like it wants to push higher.

Original Feature, $35.06. Latest Buypoint, Break of $40.

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Buenaventura (BVN)

A decent base forming right now for BVN, next buy point looks to be about $78.60.

BVN was originally mentioned at $58.32.

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Potash (POT)

Only featuring one fertilizer stock tonight, but make sure to keep a close eye on the rest as well. POT has held up nicely in the midst of heavier volume selling. Next buy point is technically with a heavy volume break at $166.50.

Original buypoint, $145.

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Hess (HES)

Originally a buy at $94, this oil stock could be poised for a move past $100 in the near future. A heavy volume break at $99.50 is your next technical buy point.

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A K Steel (AKS)

The break at $55 was your latest buy point on AKS. Lower volume today is a point of concern.

Original buypoint, $49.50.

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Steel Dynamics (STLD)

I personally bought STLD just below $57 and sold it at $62 last week to seal my profits. It seems this Steel stock has more in it though (and that could very well be an understatement). Nice move today back above $63 was your second buy point.

Original buypoint, $56.

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Diamond Offshore (DO)

This oil and gas drilling company is basing out nicely. Look for a heavy volume move past $126 to make for a good entry.

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Carrizo Oil & Gas (CRZO)

I originally posted CRZO at $54.41, and it hasn’t looked back since. I think the move back above $60 today makes for another good entry. Place stops accordingly.

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Gafisa (GFA)

I am now looking for a good base to form for this home builder. Give the stock some time and it could be on the move. Next buy point is a high volume break at $43.

Note: GFA is the first home and commercial building stock featured here on the site.

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Perigao (PDA)

Another first for this site, a meat products company. I like it right here at $51.35 with a 3 – 7% stop. First target price would be $54. You could buy half now and half then, for example.

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See you back here tomorrow night.

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4 Responses

  1. Hey there Blain. First, thanks for the new posting schedule, I like it quite a bit. Here’s my question. When you say things like “here are the hot stocks this week” or here are the “movers today” … how do you find this information? I imagine there is a place you can look to see the most active stocks by industry or by sector, but I don’t know where to find such a list. Where do you look? Thanks a bunch. -Justin

  2. That comes from me just watching the market and my watch list throughout the day. I also subscribe to dailygraphs.com which is a professional charting service and that helps me recap my stock picks as well.

  3. Some good charts there you have found. Although lately the follow thru on a lot of chart setups has been fairly poor. Most of that is just the skittishness of the markets and will pass over time.

    I think the steel stocks will be the next sector to take profits – as will the AG stocks. They have been hitting the high flyer techs for few months now, eventually the selling will rotate. I am not short them now but have them on watch for trend change.

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