Trade Ideas: D, CLDN, PXD, AHC, TSO, MLM, CN, FADV

Today's picks include a stock I mailed to subscribers on November 3rd

D: Working on the right hand-side of a base. Target price of $86.89 well within range here. Watch for a cup-and-handle pattern of $86 resistance.

CLDN: Found support at 50-day MA. Steady advancer. Ride the trend.

PXD: Small cup-and-handle pattern. Watch for break of $54.

AHC: Pivot buy is $132.60. Declining money flow is a concern but a solid close over $132.50 would convert the last 2-months of trading into net stock longs.

TSO: Nicely positioned at the 50-day MA following its correction off $70 highs. Has come a long way from $6 in 2003 (pre-split???).

MLM: Trading at new near term highs and ready to challenge $81 resistance. Projected target of $91. Point-n-figure chart target of $87.

CN: Too illiquid to have merits. Weekly chart shows strong support at 40-week MA (200-day MA) of which this week was one such test (Monday).

FADV: Building pressure at $29. Positive money flow on increasing volume is good news for the bulls. 2003 resistance at $40 looks to be a good upside target.



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