Trade Ideas: DLIA, NOV, KMG, NAI, MWIV, MIG, DCS, POM

Bulls and Bears fighting it out at yesterday's highs (better for the bulls). Looks like the day will close slightly down for most markets (stilll 25 minutes of trading left). The breadth of buying is not as great as it was for Thursday; today's 8 stocks covered 6 minutes of the Trade Ideas scan time.

Most frequent stock on the list were MIG and MWIV, each of which featured 3 times, followed by NOV, which featured twice.

Stocks breaking from bases (and have perhaps the best merits) are DLIA, KMG, MIG and DCS.





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