When I last looked at Sirius XM Radio Inc. (NASDAQ:SIRI) on November 4th, I took a bullish (and unpopular) stance. I'm glad I stuck to that call, resisting the temptation after it sank a couple days later... we're back in the black since then.
I'll just reiterate the point I was making a little over a week ago - Sirius XM Radio just pushed off a very important intermediate-term support line. If the pattern hold true like I think it will, SIRI could make its way back up to the $1.00 sooner than later. That's where the upper edge of the bullish 'zone' will be in several days.
The one thing I'm not crazy about yet is volume; there's not enough of it right now to carry Sirius XM Radio to meaningfully-higher levels. All the prior pushes off that support line started out with minimal volume though. So, SIRI remains one of my preferred speculative long ideas.

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The bearish take on Meridian Resource Corp. (NYSE:TMR) is actually a pretty simple one... the resistance lines are winning, while the support lines are losing.
The weekly chart below tells the story well enough. Meridian Resource fell under a key support line three weeks ago, while shares continue to find a ceiling as a falling resistance line. The fact that the high from TMR in August was lower than the peak from May is a symptom of the overarching problem at hand. Either way, the bears are in charge.
There's a bastion of hope for horizontal support at $0.26, where Meridian Resource shares rebounded in June. Given what we've seen so far though, the odds don't favor the bulls. If $0.26 breaks down, TMR is in real trouble.

For some reason, Encorium Group Inc. (NASDAQ:ENCO) keeps coming back to me. The last time I looked at it was in late October, and though I was bullish then, it's actually priced lower now. Yet, there's something about this chart.I think more than anything it's the way Encorium Group has made a slow-moving, bowl-shaped reversal over the last several weeks, though admittedly we're only seeing evidence of an ascension (via a MACD crossover) today. On the flipside, there's a lot to be said for the fact that ENCO did not lose ground in October the way the market did - relative strength counts for something.
I'll also point out that Encorium Group shares have finally moved above a resistance line that's developed over the last six weeks. It's a minor win, but at least tangible. More importantly, I think it's a precursor of a big rebound/rally that just needs the right catalyst/
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