Well, my LABD and TZA hedges are down, but I did add more UPRO late AH when I got the trade notification. 

OK Steve, we got back 5200 and held. Forward march now?

But in this case, if you are using the SPX as your instrument on the NYSI system, it would be a matter of closing a short and then opening the same one again, right? I guess you could call it a continuation play, or the relay race analogy that you have used, but even though they are different signals, it's basically the same play. 

Well, if you are following the systems, you either:

a) Close your shorts now as the exhaustion short was closed today

b) Keep your shorts open in accordance with the NYSI crossover signal. 

Following the systems are not always so simple. The STS tables are my preferred method. I sold my SQQQ for a small loss today, but may take LABD, one of the few short ETFs left in the STS tables. 

OK, what is it? 100 tech stocks? How could it triple in a week?

I took two flyers at the end of the day - a high flyer in ABIO and a low flyer in HOLO. Opposite ends of the spectrum and both speculative, but both pretty small positions. I figure I don't need a very big position in HOLO if it heads to 100 again. 

I'm sticking with two silver stocks that start with Silver - SVM and SILV. SILV is the best fundamentally, but that doesn't always make for the best short term performance, unfortunately. 

It's a Mexican company, which might contribute to some wild swings, but it's fundamentally very cheap. 

VIST - top international oil/gas exploration company also bounced from its 20 DMA and heading higher. 

LFMD has a similar story to AEYE - a double from Feb to March and a pullback to the 20 DMA. However its bounce is less pronounced and has not yet broken the downtrend channel yet. Like AEYE, this is a small cap stock with emerging growth, but P/E is already only 29. 

I like the forward fundamentals too, but I haven't dug into the details of the turnaround. 

AEYE - nice bounce from the 20DMA after a dip from a double from Feb to March. 

Develops proprietary artificial intelligence platform, cloud-based artificial intelligence operating system - it has been a good one. 

Really? Looks bullish at the moment to me. 

Anybody have any more insight on AKBA than me? They had a drug approval and popped pre-market, but then dropped like a rock after the open. 

I think that kind of data is a little deceptive. It just reinforces the effect of long term compounding - in this case compounding of inflation. Obviously a dollar is not what it used to be, but then, people have a lot more of them than they used to, right? And would you have wanted to be around in the 30's when the purchasing power of the dollar was increasing? That's because most people didn't have dollars to spend, so supply of goods outstripped demand for them. 

Fundamentals aren't that bad. Well, not TLRY horrible anyway. 92% EPS growth projected in the coming year. Not sure if that takes them to profitability or not though. 

 Yeah, true. I think In 'n Out is still relatively reasonable, but unfortunately that doesn't span all the way to the Midwest.

Denny's was the big shocker to me. Double the prices of five years ago, if my estimates are right.

Some colleagues joked that maybe I can retire now. I said "sorry, maybe if it makes it to $500 a share".

I mentioned it a few days ago, but of course you still could miss it.