Monster Stocks : How They Set Up, Run Up, Top and Make You Money

Foreword xi Introduction 1(16) Yahoo!, Jabil, and Others Light Up: New Monsters Bloom in the Spring of 1997 17(24) Big Dreams 17(2) You Have to Start by Looking Back 19(12) More Tech Stocks Step Up 31(2) Others Join In 33(5) Running Out of Gas 38(3) AOL, Schwab, and More Soar on the Web: Internet Monsters Come Alive in Late 1998 41(22) Important Point about Uptrends 44(2) The Fed Helps Push a Stronger Uptrend 46(2) New Monsters Come to Life 48(1) You've Got Mail 49(3) Online Trading Takes Off 52(3) More Monsters 55(2) Yahoo!---Again 57(2) What about Nokia? 59(4) Broadcom Connects along with Other Techs: Giant Monsters Party Like It's 1999 63(20) Would the Lights Come On? 63(5) Another Major Uptrend 68(3) Building a Pyramid the Correct Way 71(2) Other Monsters 73(2) Climax Runs 75(5) Let's Yahoo! One More Time 80(2) A Time for the Ages 82(1) The Party Ends in Classic Fashion: Monster Stocks Top and Roll Over 83(8) What Happened? 83(6) Loss Avoidance Strategies 89(2) A Major Bear Produces Few Major Monsters: Market Lessons That Are Invaluable 91(10) Not in Our Generation 91(2) A Few Bright Spots 93(3) Cash Is King 96(2) Is It Over Yet? 98(3) Chinese Internets and Other New Monsters: A New Bull Produces Big Winners 101(18) Is This One for Real Now? 101(3) The New Leaders 104(3) Tests for the Market 107(3) China's Internet Turn 110(3) Many Monsters 113(6) TASER Stuns while Apple Defies Gravity with Music: A Challenging 2004 Offers a Few Monsters 119(12) Comeback iTime 121(3) Oil, Metals, and Other Commodities 124(3) TASER's Stunning Run 127(4) Google and Hansen: Searching for Monsters: A Choppy 2005 and 2006 Offer a Few New Chances 131(28) Monster Energy 135(7) Another Bite of Apple 142(2) How a Pro Does It 144(3) Strong as Steel 147(3) What about Now? 150(9) Conclusion 159(22) Appendix 181(48) Bibliography 229(2) Index 231