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Intraday Watch List for Thursday, July 23rd...

Because I don't really care that blogging is about 10 years behind the times, I'm back for another daily intraday watch list.

Earnings season is still in full effect... the only thing I'd be on the watch out for is the crude inventories report that comes out at 10 EST in case you're playing energy names.  Also, be on the lookout for CELG earnings and what that can do for other biotech names... the sector has been one of best performers of the year.

Here we go...

LONG BREAKOUTS:

SGEN
DST
TIF
CMG
ACN
DNKN
UA
GME


SHORT BREAKOUTS:

TMUS
HLF
FEYE
RAX
SNDK


LONG TRENDS:

UNH
GS
EXPE
INCY
HCA
BMY
CME
DG


SHORT TRENDS:

GMCR
UNP
WYNN
SSYS
KORS
AKAM
CVX
LOW
XOM
Z
VIPS
LNG


LONG REVERSIONS:

XOP only if crude is trading higher


Good luck everyone and don't forget to keep practicing at www.chartarcade.com

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