EXIT $NVDA WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $17.01

EXIT $AAP WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $39.35

EXIT $APT WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $4.18

EXIT $NVAX WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $2.61

EXIT $QGLY WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $2.05

EXIT $PAR WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $11.10

EXIT $WAG WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $36.48

EXIT $GCZ9 WITH PROFITS RIGHT HERE AT $1130. $GC_F, $GLD,

EXIT $ABX WITH PROFIT RIGHT HERE AT $39.52

LOWER THE STOP ON $PAR TO $11.35 TO PROTECT PROFIT

100 TRADE MILESTONE REACHED

Now we have completed 100 trades on this blog since 2007 using ZYX Change Method. There have been 94 winning trades and six losing trades. The average annualized return per trade is 214%.

We have published trade by trade performance, please click the link to read more about performance.

ADDED 10% POSITION SHORT TO $PAR SHORT AT $13.60, NOW 20% FULL POSITION SIZE SHORT

ADDING TO SHORT POSITION ON $PAR RIGHT HERE AT $12.49. WE WILL ADD MORE IF IT GOES HIGHER.

ADD TO $NVDA SHORT SELL POSITION

On December 7, 2009 we lightly scaled in a short with a 5% full position size at $15.18. Since then, the stock has moved up as high as $18.95 based on rumors that $INTC will buy them. Such rumors make absolutely no sense. $INTC is already fighting Department of Justice on anti trust grounds. Considering $INTC's present intellectual property in graphics chip sets, we see major hurdles to any buyout of $NVDA.

We will scale in another 10% in the range of $18.50 to $19.10. If stock goes higher, we will become more aggressive in accumulating a larger short position. Time to be aggressive is not yet here as our proprietary money flow indicators continue to show strong accumulation.

STATUS OF FLU STOCKS

Over the last few days, these stocks have moved up and we have given up some gains. Nothing has changed in our thesis and ZYX Change Method Screens continue to be negative. We are short on $NVAX from $3.43, $BCRX from $8.67 and $APT from $5.25. We will consider adding to our short positions on further up spikes. We will also short sell $SVA, $RVP and $QDEL on up spikes or on technical breakdowns.