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RINO International Corporation (NASDAQ: RINO)
For
Monday, November 30th, 2009


Tony Golan
Chief Technical Analyst
Stockprofit.com™
 



RINO International Corporation (NASDAQ: RINO) is in a powerful long-term up-trend.  The stock is making an uninterrupted progression of higher highs and higher lows well above a rising 200-day moving average (the red line in the chart above).  Relative Strength Differential (RSD), our proprietary indicator for selecting stocks in super-strong up-trends, is well above the 25% threshold, indicating RINO is outperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin and should continue trending higher and outperforming the broad market.


RINO spent the latter part of 2008 as well as the early part of this year consolidating sideways below a declining 200-day moving average.  In mid-May, RINO crossed back above the 200-day moving average around $5.  Since then, it’s been making an uninterrupted progression of higher lows and higher highs.  Last Friday, RINO made a new high for the current long-term up-trend at 33.30 despite a sharp selloff elsewhere.

With such an outstanding gain over the past 6 months far outpacing the averages, RINO is now trading a 183% above its 200-day moving average, resulting in a superb Relative Strength Differential (RSD) reading of 160, one of the best readings out there at this time.

Since RINO just made a new high on Friday, it is in no position to be bought at this time for intermediate-term holding time of several weeks to several months.  Although one can use whatever timing method they wish to enter and exit this stock, the optimum time to enter such a stock for intermediate-term holders would be at the completion of a slow, mild correction of at least three trading days (usually more like five-to-ten trading days) after making a new high, followed by a strong turn back up on above-average and rising volume.  After such a correction, a protective sell-stop should be placed below the low of this correction to limit losses in case the stock doesn’t continue to new highs.  

Until then, RINO is just a trading candidate, and a trade mmay never actually materialize in it, keep an eye on RINO but don’t jump into it prematurely.


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