Number of RSI7 < 30

Total Stocks: 1
SYT ($44.20, -1.1%, rsi7d:27.89)

• Europe Markets: Europe shares mostly lower; end winning streak (at MarketWatch)
  (Fri, 24 Jul 2009 16:24:00 Etc/GMT)
  European shares turn down after U.S. markets open lower.
• Half Year 2009 Syngenta Earnings Release – 01:00 am ET (CCBN)
  (Fri, 24 Jul 2009 11:07:09 Etc/GMT)
• Weak Dollar and High Oil Prices in H1 Fail to Blight Syngenta’s Optimism (PR Newswire)
  (Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:50:00 Etc/GMT)
  World-leading agri business Syngenta has pointed to strong levels of global demand for its products as it unveiled financial results for the first half of 2009.
• Syngenta shares drop after group cuts targets (at MarketWatch)
  (Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:36:54 Etc/GMT)
• Basic Materials Earnings on Deck (at Investopedia)
  (Wed, 22 Jul 2009 15:05:57 Etc/GMT)

Number of RSI7 > 70

Total Stocks: 31
VCP ($14.36, +0.7%, rsi7d:92.99) , DOW ($20.27, +0.3%, rsi7d:89.38) , IBKR ($18.22, +1.6%, rsi7d:89.03) , TM ($82.62, +2.8%, rsi7d:88.55) , TGT ($43.58, +0.9%, rsi7d:86.55) , PAYX ($26.97, +1.3%, rsi7d:83.18) , BDK ($37.27, -0.4%, rsi7d:82.65) , AMAT ($13.61, +1.7%, rsi7d:82.05) , BC ($5.16, +4.5%, rsi7d:81.64) , INTC ($19.40, +0.2%, rsi7d:81.06) , KSS ($49.52, -0.2%, rsi7d:80.83) , WFMI ($24.22, -0.6%, rsi7d:80.80) , MFC ($23.42, -2.1%, rsi7d:79.22) , OXPS ($17.39, -0.6%, rsi7d:78.22) , BMY ($21.59, +1.9%, rsi7d:78.01) , KFT ($28.54, +0.3%, rsi7d:77.38) , IBM ($117.26, -0.0%, rsi7d:77.22) , MICC ($73.25, -0.8%, rsi7d:76.24) , SBUX ($17.16, -1.2%, rsi7d:76.23) , RY ($46.55, -0.3%, rsi7d:76.12) , BBBY ($34.79, +0.3%, rsi7d:76.06) , CSCO ($21.72, -1.0%, rsi7d:75.88) , PG ($56.12, +0.7%, rsi7d:75.78) , LLTC ($26.74, -0.1%, rsi7d:75.28) , JNJ ($61.16, +0.4%, rsi7d:74.28) , KB ($44.24, +1.0%, rsi7d:72.69) , HBC ($47.05, -0.2%, rsi7d:72.44) , NKE ($54.37, +2.8%, rsi7d:72.31) , SAP ($44.88, +0.8%, rsi7d:72.24) , USB ($19.68, -1.4%, rsi7d:71.17) , ADBE ($32.06, -0.8%, rsi7d:70.48)

• Visa quarterly earnings beat estimates, costs fall (Reuters)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:10:50 Etc/GMT)
  Visa Inc reported better-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday, as the world’s largest credit card network cut expenses and credit-strapped consumers used their debit cards more.
• Your First Move For Thursday July 30th (at CNBC)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:06:31 Etc/GMT)
• Just How Good Are You? (at Forbes.com)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:00:00 Etc/GMT)
  SuccessFactors benchmarks performance so you get paid for what you do–not what you claim.
• Stocks slip as fears remain about pace of recovery (AP)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:57:34 Etc/GMT)
  The stock market is holding up, just not pressing ahead as the economic signs look a little less promising. Stocks had their fourth straight day of minimal moves Wednesday as commodity prices slid and orders for big-ticket manufactured goods fell, injecting more uncertainty into the market.
• BMW will park its Formula One racing team (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:50:17 Etc/GMT)

Gainers Top 5

BC ($5.16, +4.5%, rsi7d:81.64) , TM ($82.62, +2.8%, rsi7d:88.55) , NKE ($54.37, +2.8%, rsi7d:72.31) , BMY ($21.59, +1.9%, rsi7d:78.01) , AMAT ($13.61, +1.7%, rsi7d:82.05)

• Your First Move For Thursday July 30th (at CNBC)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:06:31 Etc/GMT)
• BMW will park its Formula One racing team (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:50:17 Etc/GMT)
• [$$] GM Plans a Return to Car Leasing (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:42:19 Etc/GMT)
• Layoff Tracker (at Forbes.com)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 20:30:00 Etc/GMT)
• Peugeot plots overseas drive (at FT.com)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:50:29 Etc/GMT)
  PSA Peugeot Citroën may form a second joint venture in China, part of a plan to boost overseas sales and take on industry leaders such as Volkswagen, Toyota and Honda , according to Philippe Varin, its new chief executive.

Losers Top 5

YHOO ($15.14, -12.1%, rsi7d:32.35) , MBT ($38.50, -6.1%, rsi7d:46.09) , SU ($30.63, -4.9%, rsi7d:44.81) , CEO ($131.30, -4.7%, rsi7d:50.92) , NUE ($43.21, -4.6%, rsi7d:39.44)

• Yahoo investors disappointed, but hold out hope (at Reuters)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:27:24 Etc/GMT)
• Review: Yahoo’s shift to Bing could be risky bet (AP)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:26:56 Etc/GMT)
  Microsoft thinks Bing is pretty clever. And Yahoo certainly likes Bing enough to throw its own search engine overboard in favor of Microsoft’s newly redesigned one. Yet Bing has a long way to go to become a meaningful challenge to Google.
• Google may benefit as rivals try to make deal work (at MarketWatch)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:25:00 Etc/GMT)
  Less than a year ago, it was Google drawing up the paperwork for a search and advertising partnership with Silicon Valley neighbor Yahoo.
• [$$] Yahoo’s Lost Opportunity (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:07:45 Etc/GMT)
  Yahoo’s Lost Opportunity So much for the “boatload of money” Carol Bartz wanted from Microsoft in return for a search deal with Yahoo. Instead, Yahoo’s chief executive settled for a deal that wouldn’t fill a bathtub.
• US STOCKS-Wall St sags on China-driven economy fear, Visa off (at Reuters)
  (Wed, 29 Jul 2009 22:07:41 Etc/GMT)

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