Interesting Stocks for July 14, 2010: Technology Breakout Edition.

These are the stocks with buying opportunities for July 14, 2010:

Q – Qwest Communications International: Maybe a sympathy move because of Intel great earnings report. One of our systems has a 70% percent accuracy on predicting winning trades on this stock going back to 1990. We have the catalyst of IBM and a breakout above resistance. In addition, there is a nice cup and handle base too. Volume could be better though.

Q stock market chart for 7-14-2010 with cup and handle breakout pattern.

Q stock market chart for 7-14-2010 with cup and handle breakout pattern.

PRX – Par Pharmaceutical Companies Inc.: Another breakout above a congestion area that goes as far back as October of 2009.

PRX stock market chart for 7-14-2010.

PRX stock market chart for 7-14-2010.

ADBE – Adobe : The trend is your friend but not in the case of Adobe. We are going off the deep end with a bottom fish that we are trying to catch. We will use the Intel catalyst as a justification. We believe that Jim Cramer is correct on this one. The most important reason: We believe in our systems.A nice play if it gets back to the top of its downtrend channel.

ADBE Stock Market Chart for 7-14-2010

ADBE Stock Market Chart for 7-14-2010

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