Had another decent day with WMT, even though the Dow dropped 80 points. I'm thinking that, based on the ABCT, the "lower order goods" providers like Walmart and Kraft are going to be doing better than the "higher order goods" companies like Alcoa or Boeing. Speaking of Kraft, it did the best today, and it's inching up to the $40 a share threshold (its previous high, according to the chart). If it breaks out to a new high, I might sell the WMT and buy KFT. I'm not the expert on charts, but KFT also looks like it's forming a "cup with a handle" pattern, which Bill O'Neal says is a really good indicator that the stock's price is about to shoot up.
I'm ranked #1, but as soon as somebody realizes that selling short is an option, that could very well change.