Watchlist Update: EBIX @ 24.65 after breakout/pullback

101029 WATCH EBIX  after breakout and pullback to baseline @ 24.65,

use tight STOP below 24.65 , 1st TARGET @25.89, 2nd TARGET - the open sky :)

EBIC is a truly attractive stock2own (www.stock2own.com). At 24.65 it is priced less than 1/3 its moderate MOS value of  86.17, all growth  rates in the green, low debt. 

 

The technical indicators on stock2own are also giving green light, so I am  just waiting for a good entry point. The chart has generated a long "cup" formation from Nov. 2009 to Sep. 2010 (as before from Aug. 2008 to July 2009) and broken out successfully on Sep. 27, 2010. In a similar move up, the stock would now have a target around 30.

A breakout move on last Thursday, Okt. 28 on high volume, marked a new high at 26.36. On Friday the stock pulled back to a minor breakout level @ 24.65. If the uptrend is confirmed next week, a tight stop can be set below 24.65 for entering  a trade with a lot of upside potential. 

Note of caution: earnings will be announced on Nov. 9 before market.

 

101025 BUY NIV @ 2.85 after breakout

101025 BUY NIV @ 2.85 after breakout, STOP @ 2.67, 1st TARGET @ 3.0, 2nd TARGET @ 3.5

NIV looks very attractive at stock2own, with a moderate MOS value of 16.16, all growth  rates in the green, no debt, and a low PE compared to its Industry/Sector. I was waiting for a technical entry point, which happened today by breaking above 2.75 on increasing volume. Targets are 3.0, 3,5 and 4.0.

 

Why do the stock2own and big5roi MOS values disagree?

Hey, just back from Phil Town Rule #1 training course and highly motivated to get things going, I thought it would be a good idea to start a blog about important questions and ideas that concern Rule #1 investors come up with.

My own first question is, why do the two, free Rule #1 websites, www.stock2own.com and www.big5roi.com come up with different Sticker Prices and different MOS values for a stock (by the way, I realized that Phil Town's pay-for TownTools come up with again a 3rd set of Sticer and MOS numbers).

I will work on this question myself and post my own conclusions later on this blog. Maybe someone has gone through the same analysis and has a quick answer. Thanks for reading this blog.

Cheers spjuliman