Traders will add this stock to their watch lists because a move above the nearby resistance will trigger a move higher

Yesterday's close was decent - here's to finishing out the week on a high note. Asia was in the red with the Nikkei off more than 5%. And Europe is showing me some red as well. The Dow is up -- a little -- as I’m writing this. Sun Microsystems (JAVA)  On Thursday the California-based company and one-time “must-own” reported its first-quarter numbers. It posted a hefty loss of $2.24 a share. Not counting items (such as a restructuring charge and a charge for good-will impairment) the company lost $0.09 per share. That’s not too terrible I guess but ...

Noting some spots of green amongst the reddish rubble today:Verigy (VRGY): The stock has held well ever since gapping lower on its last report.SunPower (SPWR): Regulation SHO list may be the reason on this one as we're still in a dicey situation until Congress approves the tax credit extension. This remains my single favorite name in the solar space. SanDisk (SNDK): Got the firm bid rumored a week or so back. I got long recently but will be gone again as the stock moves close to the high $20s. I still think fair value is much much higher but ...

Traders will keep an eye on these three stocks as the prices near major levels of support.

Traders will keep an eye on these stocks as they trading within a confined range.

October 2008 Index Highlights: -- Index drops 10 points in October, following mild increases in August and September -- Year-on-year, the Index is now down 20 percent, indicating continued deceleration in online recruitment activity at the onset of the fourth quarter -- Real estate, leisure and hospitality and retail trade industries register strongest monthly declines in online job availability, while opportunities in mining and utility industries show continued expansion -- Four-month growth trend in public administration (the Index's top growth industry year-over-year) suggests that government hiring continues -- Only the protective service occupational category saw increased opportunities in October, while healthcare practitioners and technical remains among the top occupational growth categories year-over-year -- Pittsburgh is the only major metropolitan market showing a year-over-year increase in online recruitment activity

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