Posts tagged with “GOOG”

Stocks PCLN, PCYC, GOOG, ISRG, MSPD

March 11, 2010 -

The bulls remain in control and the stock picks keep coming with ease.

Past Leaders are Making a Comeback – AAPL, GOOG, RIMM, MEE, EXXI, BCSI

March 8, 2010 -

It is the return of the big tech names and their energy counterparts. View these gorgeous stock chart setups if you so choose.

Powerful Brands Return Big Profits For Investors

February 25, 2009 -

By buying the best brand stocks in the market today investors are returning big profits, outperforming the S&P 500 by nearly 60% since 2000.

Top 5 Fastest Growing Tech Companies

February 2, 2009 -

Forbes today released their list of the fastest growing technology companies in America. Google was not #1.

12 Free Professional Stock Picks Yield 50%+ Returns

December 4, 2008 -

Here at StockTradingToGo.com we have never been in the business for selling stock picks professionally as a service.
But on October 23rd I posted 12 Bearish Continuation Patterns with stocks like AAPL, FSLR, GOOG, and YHOO that ended up yielding 50%+ returns with 100% accuracy. Perhaps I need a career change.

Google Sets Up For Fall Below $300

November 10, 2008 -

This morning shares of Google (GOOG) fell through key short term support at $325 a share. The stock has been trading within a 50 point range for the last several weeks and a close today under support could signal the start of a fresh 15% move lower.

12 Bearish Continuation Patterns – FSLR, BIDU, AAPL, etc.

October 23, 2008 -

The market rallied late today to close in the green (less the NASDAQ -.73%) and is still barely holding onto dear life as it tries to keep its support intact. This highly volatile sideways action the last two weeks has in turn created some hard to miss bear flags.

Symmetrical Triangle Example, Google (GOOG)

August 29, 2008 -

The following stock chart of Google (GOOG) offers a great example of a symmetrical triangle. Symmetrical Triangles are a basic form of technical analysis spotted in both uptrends and downtrends. Depending on which way the stock breaks out of the pattern a long or short position can be entered.