Number of RSI7 < 30

Total Stocks: 2
KFT ($26.08, -0.1%, rsi7d:20.77) , WMT ($49.93, -0.9%, rsi7d:23.70)

• Cadbury chief to face investors (at FT.com)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:20:26 Etc/GMT)
  Cadbury’s chief executive Todd Stitzer will on Wednesday come under pressure to outline the confectionery group’s long-term growth plans as he faces investors for the first time since Kraft’s £10.2bn unsolicited takeover offer.
• Business Highlights (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:03:40 Etc/GMT)
  Retail sales jumped in August by the largest amount in more than three years, but economists warn that as long as credit stays tight and jobs remain scarce, Americans probably aren’t ready to spend in force again.
• August Is A Clunker For Retailers (at Forbes.com)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:00:00 Etc/GMT)
• Buffett says U.S. economy “has not turned up” (Reuters)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:55:47 Etc/GMT)
  The U.S. economy has not begun to climb out of the worst recession since the Great Depression, but the “terror” that followed last year’s near- collapse of the financial system is gone, due in part to government intervention, Warren Buffett said on Tuesday.
• Kroger cuts guidance as 2Q profit falls 8 pct (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:49:35 Etc/GMT)
  The nation’s largest grocery store operator says worried shoppers are still cautiously stretching their dollars by coming in more often while buying only what they need right away and at the lowest prices.

Number of RSI7 > 70

Total Stocks: 51
YHOO ($16.41, +5.4%, rsi7d:86.34) , ADBE ($35.62, +1.2%, rsi7d:85.82) , SNDK ($20.63, +1.2%, rsi7d:85.62) , GRMN ($36.82, +0.0%, rsi7d:85.39) , TEF ($82.13, +1.7%, rsi7d:84.65) , SLW ($12.88, +5.4%, rsi7d:84.63) , DOW ($25.83, +2.5%, rsi7d:84.59) , KO ($52.45, +0.6%, rsi7d:84.30) , BBD ($18.18, +1.6%, rsi7d:83.95) , COST ($56.82, -0.3%, rsi7d:83.95) , IBN ($35.56, +2.3%, rsi7d:83.81) , ECA ($59.37, +1.4%, rsi7d:83.72) , IMO ($39.34, +2.4%, rsi7d:83.72) , SU ($35.89, +4.3%, rsi7d:82.30) , PDA ($51.95, +2.5%, rsi7d:82.20) , RIMM ($83.14, +2.1%, rsi7d:82.09) , GE ($16.00, +4.2%, rsi7d:81.23) , BDK ($48.01, +1.1%, rsi7d:81.08) , TS ($33.92, +2.1%, rsi7d:80.70) , JNPR ($26.94, +1.9%, rsi7d:80.60) , BVN ($31.57, +4.1%, rsi7d:80.27) , HDB ($106.43, +1.6%, rsi7d:79.69) , GS ($176.66, -0.6%, rsi7d:79.65) , NOK ($15.56, +3.0%, rsi7d:79.52) , TOT ($61.37, +0.7%, rsi7d:78.80) , CCL ($32.94, +1.5%, rsi7d:78.78) , KB ($49.07, +2.7%, rsi7d:78.69) , GFI ($14.53, +2.5%, rsi7d:77.94) , APA ($91.53, +0.2%, rsi7d:77.42) , DELL ($16.57, +1.1%, rsi7d:77.36) , KGC ($22.82, +3.6%, rsi7d:76.98) , BA ($52.07, +2.2%, rsi7d:76.92) , DIS ($28.29, +0.8%, rsi7d:76.53) , JCP ($32.64, +1.6%, rsi7d:76.44) , INFY ($47.14, +1.5%, rsi7d:76.42) , SAP ($51.19, -1.0%, rsi7d:76.24) , ABV ($79.16, +2.6%, rsi7d:75.67) , GOOG ($477.54, +0.5%, rsi7d:74.91) , CSCO ($22.98, +0.8%, rsi7d:73.71) , BHP ($66.85, +1.2%, rsi7d:73.67) , GG ($42.28, +3.6%, rsi7d:73.39) , MBT ($48.55, +3.5%, rsi7d:72.83) , ABB ($20.61, +0.4%, rsi7d:72.76) , PAYX ($28.77, -0.5%, rsi7d:72.47) , RY ($53.13, +1.8%, rsi7d:72.14) , CTSH ($37.11, -0.1%, rsi7d:71.24) , TCK ($27.24, +2.5%, rsi7d:71.06) , ERJ ($23.53, 0.0%, rsi7d:70.34) , STO ($22.88, +2.7%, rsi7d:70.29) , WHR ($68.41, +2.1%, rsi7d:70.11) , DB ($73.17, +0.8%, rsi7d:70.01)

• UPDATE – Adobe to buy Omniture for $1.8 bln, a 24 pct premium (at Reuters)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:22:40 Etc/GMT)
• Latin American Markets: Brazil, Mexico track advances on Wall Street (at MarketWatch)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:16:00 Etc/GMT)
  Most major Latin American equity markets rise, tracking gains on Wall Street after the chairman of the U.S. central bank says the country’s recession has likely reached its end.
• Coming to mobile phones: Wall Street Journal fees (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:15:11 Etc/GMT)
  The Wall Street Journal plans to start charging as much as $2 a week to read its stories on BlackBerrys, iPhones and other mobile devices, expanding the newspaper’s effort to become less dependent on its print edition.
• 5 Banks To Own Now, Says Bove (at CNBC)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:15:10 Etc/GMT)
• If Warren Buffett Had Checked Voicemail Would Lehman Have Survived? (at The Wall Street Journal Online)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:13:21 Etc/GMT)

Gainers Top 5

POT ($93.85, +5.8%, rsi7d:63.25) , SLW ($12.88, +5.4%, rsi7d:84.63) , YHOO ($16.41, +5.4%, rsi7d:86.34) , FSLR ($140.10, +5.3%, rsi7d:67.89) , SU ($35.89, +4.3%, rsi7d:82.30)

• Alibaba shares dive after Yahoo sells out (at FT.com)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:40:23 Etc/GMT)
  Shares of Alibaba.com, the world’s largest online platform for trade between companies, dropped almost 10 per cent on Tuesday after Yahoo sold its entire 1 per cent stake in the listed unit for about $150m.
• Bernanke Lifts Market’s Clouds (at Minyanville.com)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 20:45:00 Etc/GMT)
  Rain or shine, we reivew the day’s biggest stock stories.
• This Just In: Upgrades and Downgrades (at Motley Fool)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:56:21 Etc/GMT)
• Yahoo shares up after Sanford C. Bernstein upgrade (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:07:04 Etc/GMT)
  Yahoo Inc. shares climbed Tuesday after a Sanford C. Bernstein analyst suggested investors are undervaluing the stock. Raising shares to “Outperform” from “Market Perform,” Sanford’s Jeffrey Lindsay said his analysis shows the market is valuing Yahoo at only $4.40 per share after stripping away cash and the company’s Asian assets.
• Bing’s Cool New Feature (at Motley Fool)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 17:25:19 Etc/GMT)
  Visual search is limited, but shows promise.

Losers Top 5

BC ($9.39, -6.0%, rsi7d:55.63) , BBY ($38.32, -5.2%, rsi7d:44.71) , AET ($29.97, -1.9%, rsi7d:61.06) , GSK ($38.76, -1.7%, rsi7d:41.64) , ATVI ($11.54, -1.7%, rsi7d:42.11)

• Citigroup, Best Buy, Charles Schwab big movers (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:23:29 Etc/GMT)
  The following stocks were among those that moved substantially or traded heavily Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Stock Market:
• Glaxo Mum on Swine Flu Vaccine Price (at BusinessWeek)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:06:29 Etc/GMT)
• Business Highlights (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:03:40 Etc/GMT)
  Retail sales jumped in August by the largest amount in more than three years, but economists warn that as long as credit stays tight and jobs remain scarce, Americans probably aren’t ready to spend in force again.
• August Is A Clunker For Retailers (at Forbes.com)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 22:00:00 Etc/GMT)
• Stocks rise on retail sales, manufacturing data (AP)
  (Tue, 15 Sep 2009 21:49:18 Etc/GMT)
  Better news on retail sales and manufacturing helped send stocks higher Tuesday, as did comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke that the recession was probably over.

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