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Larger Upleg Still Intact For QQQQ
By Mike Paulenoff | Published  06/19/2009 | Stocks | Unrated
Larger Upleg Still Intact For QQQQ

When Goldman Sachs (GS) puts Microsoft (MSFT) on its Conviction Buy List, not only is it positive for the name, but perhaps it is very positive for big-cap technology, too, perhaps the kind of technology names imbedded in the NDX. Maybe GS is impressed with BING, which gives MSFT a new product that can and will effectively compete with Google (GOOG).

Should we not extrapolate the impact of the Conviction Buy List to the NDX? I don’t know, but as long as the PowerShares QQQ Trust (Nasdaq: QQQQ) remains above this week’s pullback pivot low at 35.24, I will respect the integrity of the larger upleg by remaining long in our model portfolio. However, if this week’s pivot low is violated, I will reverse into a short position, regardless of MSFT’s inclusion in the Conviction Buy List.

Mike Paulenoff is a 26-year veteran of the financial markets and author of MPTrader.com.