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Sunergy, Inc. engages in the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties in Canada. It owns a 100% interest in one mineral claim, consisting of 15 cells, collectively known as the Hummingbird property, which is located in the Vancouver Mining Division approximately 25 kilometers north-northeast of Powell River, British Columbia and 100 kilometers northwest of the city of Vancouver. The company explores for gold, silver, and copper deposits. Sunergy, Inc. is based in West Vancouver, Canada.

The Company is an aggressive junior mining exploration and development Company that is production oriented at the earliest possible profitable opportunity. They control 100% of the 150 SQ. Km. Nyinahin mining concession with a full prospecting license. The concession is surrounded by several operating mines and

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• Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) reported non-GAAP earnings of $1.8 billion or 31 cents a share, beating estimates of 29 cents, but cautioned first quarter sales likely to fall 15-17% from a year ago, which would reflect a 1-3% sequential quarterly increase, and margins likely to decline

• BankofAmerica/Merrill (NYSE:BAC) upgraded Freeport McMoRan (NYSE:FCX) to "buy"

• Citigroup (NYSE:C) upgraded American Express (NYSE:AXP) shares to "buy"

• Goldman Sachs' (NYSE:GS) removed Dr. Pepper Snapple (NYSE:DPS) from its conviction buy list

• Hyatt Hotel filed a $1.15 billion IPO; its shares will be listed under the symbol "H"

• Williams Cos (NYSE:WMB) reported second quarter adjusted earnings of 24 cents a share, 8 cents better than expected. The company expects fiscal 2009 earnings of 70 cents to 90 cents a share

• El Paso (NYSE:EP) reported adjusted second quarter earnings of 25 cents, 4 cents above estimates, versus 39 cents a year ago on revenues of $973 million versus

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Following through on yesterday’s gains stocks took the lead and moved higher as volume tracked higher. A very bullish sign to see stocks moving higher with higher volume especially right after a day where prices advanced on lower trade. All was well and good with stocks until the final hour of trading where we began to see selling pressure. The selling pressure was enough to send the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average into negative territory but the NASDAQ was able to slip in a small gain. Preliminary volume indicates NASDAQ saw higher trade while the NYSE declined avoiding a distribution day. A positive sign is we saw IBD indexes lead the market and we’ll await to see if volume on the IBD indexes came in higher. In summary, not a terrible day following yesterday’s move, but signs of …

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Today was owned by the banking sector as the “Bank Stress Tests” were released today. By in large this stress was viewed vastly different from all sides of the aisle. Regardless of anyone’s opinion, the market’s opinion was positive as banks roared higher pushing the NYSE composite Index and S&P500 higher. Lagging behind was the NASDAQ composite index and the IBD indexes. It shouldn’t be a major surprise seeing the banks leading for one day as the stress tests showed most banks can withstand further downside, but we’ll need to see leadership from the IBD indexes. Once again, we did see major support for the NASDAQ and other indexes showing there is a bullish tint …

"a href="http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Wells-Fargo-projects-record-3-apf-14891144.html"Wells Fargo projects record $3 billion 1Q profit/a" or have investors forgotten about the $25 billion bailout the bank received? Not that it mattered; markets have taken this as a positive and pushed an early 3% gain. WFC gapped well over resistance and although down from its open is nicely positioned to challenge $21.45 resistance. br /br /a href="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_WWGUfU1tOjI/Sd4GNBweWEI/AAAAAAAAAzo/FdDhna-wMcc/s1600-h/WFCApr9.png"img style="display:block; margin:0px auto 10px; text-align:center;cursor:pointer; cursor:hand;width: 320px; height: 176px;" src="http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_WWGUfU1tOjI/Sd4GNBweWEI/AAAAAAAAAzo/FdDhna-wMcc/s320/WFCApr9.png" border="0" alt=""id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5322698630478321730" //a br /span class="fullpost"Ignoring the 66% of Nasdaq stocks trading above their 50-day MA which suggests an intermediate top marking a 3-6 month high is imminent (bear market tops typically occur when 60% or more of stocks trade above this average), there is a nice play at work in the semiconductor ETF. The past 4-months of consolidation looks to be history and there should be good demand on any drop below $19.30. Next resistance around $21.10. I've ...

by John Border

The NASDAQ though we know it as an exchange is not an exchange, and works like an automated mechanism where buyers and sellers can meet. The NYSE works on the system called double auctions where in the highest bidding buyer competes with other buyers and the lowest bidding seller bids against other sellers.NASDAQ though not very old has give tough competition to NYSE.The technology focus has helped NASDAQ some inherent strengths.

In NASDAQ much like in the real world each broker or the dealer as you may want to call it has an inventory of shares which they are willing to sell and that means that they can easily assume that their inventory along with other broker’s inventory will be taken care of. In effect each order if fulfilled based on how much inventory or shares you are holding.

As an example I will show how …

by John Border

NASDAQ is relatively young but has been giving NYSE a run for its money. NASDAQ operates very differently than the NYSE as it works on a method called the double auction method. In this method the highest bidder competes with all the bidders on a buy and same goes for a sell.

As it happens in real world the borker or the dealer is assumed to have soem shares as well as some cash. So when the order comes up for fulfillment each broker isassumed to have an inventory whihc will need to be cleared at various prices. This is similar in the real world when you need to buy something you visit shop to shop.

The NASDAQ has two kinds or orders and these orders are the limit order as well as the market order. For market order you are willing to pay any price and …

It looks like the other shoe dropped this week. Just when everyone thought that we may have heard the last of the financial sector’s woes, more bad news hit the wires. The question is how many more shoes are left?

For a time, the market could shrug off negative news. Starting last week, the market was oversold and there was just too much negative news from the banks for it to ignore. However, for the time being, the bulls have held the line. Although there is still strong evidence to indicate a market bottom was established in November, that does not mean one should stay married to that opinion should conditions change.

The question that is constantly asked is “will there be a retest of the November lows?” The breaking of support this past week on all of the major indexes (8500 on the DJIA, 850 on the S&P 500, and 1500 …

At this juncture, it is difficult to make a reasoned judgment regarding near-term market direction. The current market rally may be in jeopardy and we may soon retest the lows set in November. The other possible scenario is that the market may be experiencing a brief respite before the trend resumes. While this uncertainty might cause one to throw up their hands and give up, it is essential to continue analyzing the market!

Last week, the McClellan Oscillator indicated that the market was extremely overheated. In all fairness to the indexes, the S&P 500 and NASDAQ were both up over 20% from their November lows, so it makes sense for them to lose momentum. Many were expecting a large bear market rally sooner rather than later (myself included). However, the new year is young and anything can happen.

One concern for the S&P 500 is that the current rally broke through its …