ARBA	Triggered brief 2-3 point trades at its 274.9 upper breakpoint
KANA	Remained in a tight trading range within its boundaries - no trade - but look for a breakout/breakdown on Monday
MCLD	Triggered long trades at its 87.6 upper breakpoint - first for about 1 point and then for up to 4 points
VLNC	Climed through its 29.6 upper breakpount for long trades worth up to 3 points
IMNX	Continued selling with other biotech stock and triggered short trades at its 174.9 lower breakpoint for up to 4 points
NVDA	Rallied through its 102.9 upper breakpoint for up to 3 points
CELG	Triggered long trades at its 123.4 upper breakpoint for up to 7 points
MEDX	Gave long entry at its 91 upper breakpoint for up to 5 points
PDLI	Another biotech on the downward slope - but it bottomed out prior to hitting its 170.6 lower breakpoint - watch for entries on Monday
AKAM	Triggered short trades at its 220 lower breakpoint for fractional results - look for posible continuation on Monday if the overall market is lacking

AXP	First rallied on its continuaing momentum but then failed and sold back through its 142.8 failure boundary for about 1 point
PWAV	Sold through its 140.1 continuation boundary for up to 3 points
PMCS	Continued its upward momentum through its 208.2 continuation boundary for up to 2 points- relatively tight trading range for this stock, look for potential large movement on Monday
TIBX	Continued its downward momentum through its 110.8 continuation bondary forup to 5 points and then found a bottom and reversed - it triggered long trades when it rallied through its 115.8 failure boundary for up to 5 points
SCMR	Rallied through its 144.3 continuation boundary for up to 2 points
AGIL	Tried to continue its upward momentum through its 83 upper boundary for about 1 point before it lost its momentum and traded back to close short of its 75.3 failure boundary - watch for possible continued selling through 75.3 on Monday

MSTR	Triggered shorts at its 226.5 lower breakpoint for up to 7 points
RBAK	Rallied through its 332.8 upper breakpoint for up to 17 points
EBAY	Was stuck within its BP boundaries - look for a possible breakout/breakdown on Monday
NVDA	Rallied through its 102.9 upper breakpoint for up to 3 points
SILI	Remained within its boundaries - look for a possible breakout/breakdown on Monday
NSOL	Remained within its boundaries - look for a possible breakout/breakdown on Monday
ADAP	First triggered shorts at its 156.4 lower channel boundary for up to 5 points and then triggered longs at its 164 upper breakpoint boundary for up to 10 points
FDRY	Triggered 3 point short trades at its 169.5 lower channel boundary
RATL	Keyed a long trade at its 84.2 upper breakpoint bounday for up to 4 points

STT	Signaled a long continuation trade at its 86.3 boundary for ip to 2 points
KSS	Lost steam and reversed back through its 90.6 failure boundary for up to 1 point
CMB	Continued its upward movement through its 90.6 continuation boundary for ip to 1 point
BBY	Gapped open beyond the 75 continuation boundary - no trade
GM	Traded within its boundaries - no trade
NKE	Tried to rally but didn't make its 37.5 buy entry, but did fall through its 33.4 false breakout/failure boundary triggering fractional shorts
MTP	Triggered fractional long trades at its 58.5 buy entry price
HD	Triggered long trades at its 62.4 buy entry price for up to 2 points

Knowing where to expect, and capitalizing on, reversals is a key profit making tool in the daytrader's arsenal.

Whipsaws can happen in choppy markets and traders should always step away from the trade or give themselves more distance from the original entry boundary when a reversal occurs (such as adding one point to the reversal side of the trade entry boundary) to reduce the effect.  Losses are a fact of life, but they can be easily kept to a minimum while maximizing your profits with proper stop management.

Recognizing that a mere one point per day profit when trading 500 shares (or 5 option contracts) is $120,000 per year, you  begin to understand the potential for profit in applying Trade Prospector's information.

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