On watch 06/01

by | Jun 1, 2016

 

BOSC – ideally squeeze to 4.5+ then sit back,if will have a weak open then mostly will wait mid morning to s/s

MGT – the pump machine is still alive 🙂 ,looking for a push to 3+ to s/s

NERV – weak open 12 then push to 13 – 14 there I might be interested to s/s

ONCE – lower highs to 57 to s/s for more unwind

SRPT – had 3 red days in a row,looking for a washout to long some for a bounce

VSLR – short at 3.8 for a fade w/o vol

 

 

 

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