StockPicking.com made 48 stock alerts in the month of April with 45 of the
48 going up at least 1 1/2 points from the alert. Each alert had double
digit % moves higher on average. ” This was an excellent month and we
continue to show our ability even in a difficult market. The volatility has
been good for picking up some great companies that have been beaten down. It
is our opinion that the volatility will probably continue offering some nice
opportunities for observant investors and traders. You really have to know
what you’re doing in these volatile markets. Individual investors need to be
careful and not make emotional reactions to the market as opposed to making
good educated decisions. This is definately a stock pickers market,” said
company spokeman, Kevin Evans.
“Our alerts gave our subscribers the opportunity to make super gains,
because we were vigilant. We kept a close eye on market indicators and
looked for signs of a bottom, at least a temporary one. We selected stocks
with some form of catalyst and other criteria we use in our successful
system,” Evans added.
StockPicking.com is an affordable subscriber based e-mail stock alert
website with an incredible track record. Alerts are sent directly to
subscribers e-mail boxes with their super fast broadband delivery system.
The StockPicking.com website is designed for investors and day traders with
all of the resources necessary to research the entire stock market. Day
trading books, charts, stock quotes…, you name it.
StockPicking.com’s alerts last week were:
Virata Corporation (VRTA:NASDAQ), Veritas Software Corp. (VRTS:NASDAQ),
VerticalNet, Inc. (VERT:NASDAQ), Exodus Communications (EXDS:NASDAQ), Verio,
Inc. (VRIO:NASDAQ), Terayon Communication Systems (TERN:NASDAQ), About.com,
Inc. (BOUT:NASDAQ), Oracle Corporation (ORCL:NASDAQ), Microsoft Corporation
(MSFT:NASDAQ), Elantec Semiconductor (ELNT:NASDAQ), Metawave Communications
Corp. (MTWV:NASDAQ), Sycamore Networks, Inc. (SCMR:NASDAQ), ON Semiconductor
(ONNN:NASDAQ), and Belco Oil & Gas Corp. (BOG:NYSE).
