I guess nobody was shocked to see such a relatively narrow range day today. The Nasdaq and S&P both made bullish harami patterns today but the S&P chart looks slightly better than the Nasdaq chart -- the S&P closed above its 50-day moving average and its harami was a bit more bullish due to its empty (white-colored on the cha

Here's a chart of Avaya for Muchausen:

This is a really sloppy chart which I'd just leave alone. It's repairing a lot of technical damage that was done in the first half of 2005, culminating with that gap down in April. I do like the fact that its 50-day moving average is back above its 200-day moving ave

The dip buyers (knife catchers?) are coming out this morning. My QQQQ intraday chart still looks bearish (it will look better above 41.50) so I'm not yet convinced to join in on the buying. Here are some stocks that have my attention this morning:

BAC -- earnings miss
LEAP -- $45 tgt and overweight rating from Lehman
PALM -- pumped by ThinkEquity with a $50 tgt
GOOG