The Ninja Stock Monitor (26 nov 2011)

selected technical indicators of some PSE-listed stocks
these are just my trading notes for my reference only
by no means are these to be taken by the reader as recommendations to buy or sell

legend:
c: closing price
s: support
r: resistance
vol: volume (+ above 5dma; - below 5dma)
dmi/adx: directional movement index/average directional index
macd: moving average convergence divergence
rsi: relative strength index
sts: stochastics
rem: remarks
(+): higher
(-): lower


25 November 2011 closing prices

    

agi (alliance global)

c: 10.28 (higher)
s: 9.90 (50DMA); 9.81 (intraday low), 9.60
r: 10.28 (intraday high), 10.33 (20DMA), 10.50, 10.70 (most recent peak)
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: -/11.91(-)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: < 0
macd histogram direction: + (increasing)
rsi: 52.04 (higher)
sts: 24.8 (higher; buy signal given)
rem: possible start of immediate term uptrend in the works altho volume is still relatively low; monitor

glo (globe telecoms)

c: 994 (higher)
s: 990 (intraday low), 951 (20DMA)
r: 995.5 (intraday high), 999.5, 1000 (psych res)
vol: even (5DMA)

dmi: -/29.24(-)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: > 0
macd histogram direction: - (declining)
rsi: 63.31 (lower)
sts: 88.8 (lower)
rem: continue monitoring

scc (semirara )

c: 215 (higher)
s: 209.4 (intraday low), 207 (most recent bottom)
r: 216 (intraday high), 217 (most recent peak)
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: +/11.03(+)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: < 0
macd histogram direction: + (increasing)
rsi: 54.93 (higher)
sts: 51.48 (higher)
rem:continue monitoring

secb (security bank)

c: 96.5 (lower)
s: 94.55 (most recent bottom), 90 (psych support)
r: 97.10 (intraday high), 97.45 (most recent intraday peak), 100 (psych res) , 100.60 (most recent peak)
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: +/41.43(+)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: > 0
macd histogram direction: - (declining)
rsi: 63.27 (lower)
sts: 66.21 (lower)
rem: continue monitoring

The Ninja Stock Monitor

selected technical indicators of some PSE-listed stocks
these are just my trading notes for my reference only.
by no means are these to be taken by the reader as recommendations to buy or sell

legend:
c: closing price
s: support
r: resistance
vol: volume (+ above 5dma; - below 5dma)
dmi/adx: directional movement index/average directional index
macd: moving average convergence divergence
rsi: relative strength index
sts: stochastics
rem: remarks
(+): higher
(-): lower


18 November 2011 closing prices

glo (globe telecoms)

c: 970.50 (lower)
s: 968 (intraday low), 965 (to close the gap); 941
r: 975 (intraday high), 1000 (psych res), 1010 (most recent peak)
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: +/34.44(+)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: > 0
macd histogram direction: - (declining)
rsi: 59.56 (lower)
sts: 76.94 (lower; sell signal given)
rem: monitor

scc (semirara )

c: 208.40 (lower)
s: 208 (intraday low), 204, 200 (psych support)
r: 211.80 (intraday high), 217, 219
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: -/12.43(-)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: < 0
macd histogram direction: - (declining)
rsi: 48.71 (lower)
sts: 37.41 (lower)
rem: monitor

secb (security bank)

c: 95 (lower)
s: 94.75 (intraday low), 90 (psych support), 88.90 (most recent bottom)
r: 96.40 (intraday high), 100 (psych res), 100.60 (most recent peak)
vol: - (below 5DMA)

dmi: +/36.02(+)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: > 0
macd histogram direction: - (declining)
rsi: 62.99 (lower)
sts: 71 (lower; sell signal given)
rem: monitor

The Ninja Stock Monitor

selected technical indicators of some PSE-listed stocks
these are just my trading notes for my reference only
by no means are these to be taken by the reader as recommendations to buy or sell

legend:
c: closing price
s: support
r: resistance
vol: volume (+ above 5dma; - below 5dma)
dmi/adx: directional movement index/average directional index
macd: moving average convergence divergence
rsi: relative strength index
sts: stochastics
rem: remarks
(+): higher
(-): lower


11 November 2011 closing prices

joh (jolliville holdings)

c: 4.01(+) 52-week closing high
s: 4.00 (psych support), 3.88 (previous day's close); 3.50
r: 4.07 (intraday high); 4.30, 4,50, 4.90
vol: +
dmi: -/35.24(-)
macd: > 0
macd histogram: > 0
macd histogram direction: +
rsi: 66.93 (+)
sts: 93.53(+)
rem: positive news: cvi subsidiary to IPO; ormin power subsidiary starts operations; sts already at overbought levels; trade defensively

in lieu of an introduction

i love to watch movies. aside from porn (hehe), i watch english-subtitled foreign movies. i barely remember luis bunuel's "belle de jour" starring the young and delicious catherine deneuve. i think i dozed off during most parts of the movie. but i love to watch again and again pedro almodovar's "!Atame!" with antonio banderas and victora abril and nagisa oshima's erotic "ai no korida." i even endured the maoist epic "dongfang hong" depicting the history of the chinese communist party which was shown at the government-owned national library when martial law was still very much rampaging across the country (how that was possible i still cant figure out until now).

among my favorites is akira kurosawa's "kagemusha" (shadow warrior) .. about japanese feudal lord takeda shingen and his "double" (the kagemuha). this i first saw when i was still in college, at a film retrospective which included another favorite, woody allen's "annie hall."

in one of the movie's scenes involving takeda shingen's young grandson takemaru, shingen's bodyguard sohachiro tsuchiya and the kagemusha, there was this following dialogue:

Takemaru: Why are you called a mountain, grandfather?
Kagemusha: [Unaware of the legend behind Shingen's nickname] "Mountain"? Takemaru: Everybody calls you that. Where is the mountain? Is it because we have this mountain in our garden?
Sohachiro Tsuchiya: [Quickly intervening to cover for Kagemusha's ignorance] You know the master's banner. What is printed there?
Takemaru: [Reciting the slogan on the Takeda clan's banner] Swift as the wind... Quiet as a forest... Fierce as fire... Immovable as a mountain.
Sohachiro Tsuchiya: The lord is that mountain. Both in battle and at home, he is steadfast, like a mountain. When his army advances, first the horsemen attack, swift as the wind. Second, the lancers raise a forest of spears, advancing with silent resolve. Third, more horsemen engulf the enemy ranks, as mercilessly as fire. And the lord is always behind them, watching over them, immovable as a mountain. That is why our army, from general to foot soldier, can fight so resolutely... Immovable as a mountain. The lord is that mountain. So we call him "the mountain."

the takeda battle banner slogans:

Swift as the wind

Quiet as a forest

Fierce as fire

Immovable as a mountain

usually abbreviated as "wind, forest, fire, mountain" (fuu rin ka zan in japanese), were taken from sun tzu's art of war (chapter 7).

these same words i later adopted in my stock trading ..

swift as the wind ... 

silent as the forest ... 

ravagingly merciless like fire ...   

and immovable as a mountain .. one pointed, focused and steadfast 

hence .. the title of this blog.