If you're getting giddy about the recent run from Cephalon, Inc. (NASDAQ:CEPH), I suggest you reel in your enthusiasm a hair... there's still one big hurdle to be crossed.
In simplest terms, Cephalon shares are trapped between a range of $53.17 and $60.00, with the upper limit being tested - but not passed - today for the fourth time in six months today. The fact that CEPH peeled back from its high before coming to a close today doesn't suggest the bulls are too interested in pressing the issue.
Above $60.00, I think Cephalon is a strong technical buy. That's a big wall between here and there though.

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I think a minor support line at $4.31 had a little to do with it. But, mostly, I think UQM Technologies Inc. (AMEX:UQM) were in an uptrend anyway, and simply got over-extended in September. Over the last two weeks, UQM Technologies had been hitting something of a resistance line at $4.88. The 5.8% gain today punched through tat ceiling, and the volume that came in two tells me there's more of the same from UQM in the near future.
As for a target, I suppose we have to first guess that UQM Technologies will hit turbulence again at October's high around $6.00. I think the potential from UQM is actually far greater though. Let's play the exit by ear.
And finally, Location Based Technologies, Inc. (OTC:LBAS) caught my interest not because I think it has oodles of upside potential (which it might), but because it's got (relatively) little downside.
Look at the chart of Location Based Technologies closely... you'll see a support line at $0.60 that extends back to March. Not that the trip from the current price of $0.90 from LBAS back to $0.60 would be a mere blip, but given that this stock was trading at $10.00 just a little over a year ago poses a curious risk/reward ratio.
In any case, though we've seen Location Based Technologies do nothing with the same kind of high-volume breakout we saw today, one of them will eventually have to take hold. What's different now is a much more optimistic environment for LBAS... the kind that can actually sustain rallies.
I'd recommend adding some DD to whatever chart analysis of Location Based Technologies I offered (which admittedly isn't much).

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