TNDM has finally made a definitive break out of its recent downtrend as of this month. If you take a look at a shorter-term daily chart, you'll see TNDM is making higher highs and higher lows, which is consistent with the break out of a long-term trending channel. From a technical standpoint, now may be a good time for entering into a position.
GMXR was unable to break trend line resistance last go round. It tested said resistance again today (10/18) but was still unable to get through. However, any amount of green tomorrow should lead to a break out.
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GMXR has been in a downtrend for quite some time now. When stocks have sustained long-term down trends, the first test I look to in determining whether its time to buck that trend and, thus, consider entering into a position is for it to break its long-term trend line resistance. GMXR was able to test that resistance last Thursday but was unable to take it out. Purely technically speaking, if GMXR can break that resistance this week upcoming, I think it could be good for a nice ride.
For more information on GMXR, see George Fisher's recent article on Seeking Alpha, GMX Resources: Ideally Positioned in Horizontal Drilling Sweet Spot for Natural Gas Bulls.
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The coal ETF, KOL, has been on quite the tear lately. Its recent bullish ADX signal suggests this current uptrend is the real deal. Look for a break of the yellow trend line (currently ~39$) for confirmation.
For some other options through which to capitalize on coal, see Joseph Levy's recent article on Seeking Alpha, As Coal Heats Up, 3 Companies With Persuasive Coal Stories.
