Adam Hewison using technical analysis has found 5 stocks including a Utility that are poised to move after breading out from a reliable pattern. Worth a look – Editor Money Talks

Each of these stocks flashed a weekly Trade Triangle buy signal yesterday and all of them are sporting good technical chart formations.

Here are the five stocks I will be looking at and providing upside guidance for in today’s video – Adam Hewison

Infinera (NASDAQ:INFN)
Infinera Corporation provides optical transport networking (OTN) equipment, software, and services to communications service providers.

American Electrical Power (NASDAQ:AEP)
A public utility holding company, engaged in the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity for sale to retail and wholesale customers.

Ameritrade Holdings (NYSE:AMTD)
Provides securities brokerage services and related technology-based financial services to retail and institutional investors.

HCA Holdings (NYSE:HCA)
Provides health care services. The company owns, operates and manages hospitals.

Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS)
A financial holding company that provides various financial products and services to corporations, governments, financial institutions, and individuals worldwide.

I will be looking into each of these stocks in detail and providing guidance as to what I think is going to happen to each of them in the coming weeks and months.

Adam Hewison – MarketClub

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1) Baytex Energy Corp (TSE:BTE.CA) — 13.0% YIELD

Baytex Energy is a conventional oil and gas company engaged in the acquisition, development and production of petroleum and natural gas in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and the United States. As of Dec 31 2010, total proved reserves for light and medium oil consisting of 18,416 thousand barrels gross (15,335 thousand barrels net), heavy oil consisting of 104,978 thousand barrels gross (87,384 thousand barrels net), natural gas liquids consisting of 2,825 thousand barrels gross (2,015 thousand barrels net) and natural gas consisting of 83,800 million cubic feet gross (70,300 million cubic feet net).

Since putting in a major peak back in mid-June, crude oil has declined over 36%. For some insight into how this significant drop in the cost of crude has impacted the stock market, today’s chart presents the ten best performing Dow sectors (out of more than 100) since the decline in oil prices began in earnest less than six months ago. The outperformance of the ten sectors illustrated in today’s chart lend themselves to a few themes. First, health related sectors (e.g. biotechnology, healthcare providers and medical supplies) proved to be a healthy bet as baby boomers continue to move into retirement age. Also, transportation (e.g. airlines and trucking) headed in a positive direction — a direct beneficiary of lower oil prices. Finally, consumer goods related sectors (e.g. footwear, durable household products and furnishings) proved to be a good buy as investors anticipate lower shipping/transportation costs. The performances of each of the sectors illustrated in today’s chart are especially compelling considering that the S&P 500 gained a relatively modest 5% during the same period.

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Summary

• Hindenburg Omens using NYSE data can be misleading
• Using stock-only indices provides better signals
• Russell 2000 had an Hindenburg Omen trigger on Black Friday
• Given extended nature of the current advance, some weakness likely ahead

Every now and then the financial media is abuzz when a Hindenburg Omen is signaled and investors turn cautious.

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#10. Capital Power Corp (TSE:CPX.CA) — 5.0% YIELD

At #10, Capital Power is engaged in the building, owning and operating of power plants and managing its related electricity and natural gas portfolios by undertaking trading and marketing activities within Canada and the United States.