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Entropic Communications, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, engages in the design, development, and marketing of systems solutions to enable connected home entertainment. It offers home networking chipsets based on the Multimedia over Coax Alliance standard; high-speed broadband access chipsets; integrated circuits that simplify and increase digital broadcast satellite services; and silicon TV tuner integrated circuits. The company's products provide solutions for the delivery of high-definition television-quality video and other multimedia content, such as movies, music, games, and photos into and throughout the connected home. It serves original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, telecommunications carriers, cable multiple service operators, and DBS service providers. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in San Diego, California.
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Good movement today EC.
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Could be a potential channel play...
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what a move....totaly nuts
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Here is a good play for the next year or so, although it's on an extended run up already. I hear ENTR is the company that makes the chips for DVR systems that connect multiple rooms, i.e. the ones that let you pause a program in the living room and resume it in the bedroom (like when your pay for porn gets really good!)

This sounds like a nice emerging play and was featured on of all places CNBC's website as a top pick for 2011, which may explain some recent fuel for the fire.
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I am in at 10.35 as charts look poised to rise soon.This stock is down over 25% since January 11th.  Annnnnnd as I write this,I am down 15 cents. lol

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I also jumped in today at about the same level: 10.32. let's hope that trendline holds just underneath us. I think if we can get a pop we'll see a nice short squeeze. (That's the plan anyway.)tongue.gif

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I've been watching this one for about a month, as I like the long term play here.  But I'm fully expecting that trendline to break, I'm skeptical of playing the bounce.

 

It basically touched the trendline on the 2nd and 3rd of this month and still closed down.  On the 3rd, it was a dead-cat bounce, and still closed red despite staying in the green almost all day long.  Both of those were high volume days, so the selling pressure is quite abundant on this one and that trend is likely to break.

 

I'll be extremely interested at the $8.50 level, where the SMA200 is.  And think this one has a high probability of touching it.

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Originally Posted by jonebone View Post

I've been watching this one for about a month, as I like the long term play here.  But I'm fully expecting that trendline to break, I'm skeptical of playing the bounce.

 

It basically touched the trendline on the 2nd and 3rd of this month and still closed down.  On the 3rd, it was a dead-cat bounce, and still closed red despite staying in the green almost all day long.  Both of those were high volume days, so the selling pressure is quite abundant on this one and that trend is likely to break.

 

I'll be extremely interested at the $8.50 level, where the SMA200 is.  And think this one has a high probability of touching it.



Wow,I thought I was bearish.Whats your timeframe on this>? I bought more this morning at 10.15.Divergance on the histogram is trending up,which seems like a good sign.....i hope.smile.gif

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I don't have a timeframe exactly, I just mentioned the SMA200 as being a level of extreme buying interest.  Though the charts are showing oversold, I'd still like to get in with the strength after a modest green day on high volume, instead of guessing the bottom.

 

The company has a lot going for it, with a ton of cash and no debt.  But I've also heard they may be losing market share to Broadcom (BRCM) and that makes me a bit pessimistic on future earnings.

 

I do like the company as a long play though, just want to get in after a volume reversal.  Maybe it's the low $10 level that you speak of, we'll see.  But if it blows through $10, I don't see anything supporting it until the SMA200.

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I also like this stock as a long play for its fundamental,however,I tend to swing or trend trade stocks.I have this trading in a channel between 9.17 and  about 10.80. MACD,RSI and Moneyflow are very low which is bullish. Of course,if markets melt down,they all mean nothing,but,thats how I am playing this. I have one more buy in the mid nines,I just hope I do not have to use  it.

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Wow ENTR this looks like a potential reversal day to me, last two swing lows the second low was on lower volume, today is going to be lower still, and should close inside yesterday's candle, the existing swing low. That is everything price and volume needs to show for a high-probability reversal. I am thinking about March 10 calls and longing the stock as well.
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Hey Rando,yes,its hard not to buy a good fundamental stock thats discounted almost 30 % in less than a month.Good luck if you buy in.

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28% short float. 6.6 days to cover, higher than prior month so let's assume many of them are green and a squeeze would probably be on the sudden side. Poaching this one very closely!
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Going to be an important day here.  Tanked out the gate this morning, but it has a pattern of quickly erasing those losses, before tanking even harder in the afternoon.

 

This is a pivotal day, if it doesn't close green, see you at the SMA200.  If it does manage to close green on higher volume than yesterday, I'd take that as a strong buy signal for the bounce.

 

But honestly, I expect it to keep heading south...

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I'm zooming out to the weekly, where ENTR looks more likely to bounce than if you just look at the daily. Sellers getting exhausted on wkly timeframe, 36 MM shares last week we're still under half that this week so bound to be around 20-24 total by EOW. I take that as a strong sign a bottom is near. The 200 MA on daily for sure is in play but I got stopped out off the open, fill was about a nickel above the stop as everyone was getting sliced out of their positions at once so my market order didn't fill for like 90 seconds. Missed the lowest dips but got back in, if LOD breaks I'm out and will reassess. Will also buy some 10 puts as protection if I can get them under .35 before say Tuesday, unless ENTR looks really good by then.
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I hope you are wrong about seeing the 200 MA. The last time we saw an RSI at todays level was in October of 2009.

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I got back in at 9.76, there is a ton of short-term congestion in the 10.20s so I will probably sell if ENTR runs out of gas or gets stuck in 10.20s, then set alert for break through congestion area and then it is safe if ENTR goes lower, and lost gains are very minimal if it just keeps going up.
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I'm zooming out to the weekly, where ENTR looks more likely to bounce than if you just look at the daily.



You know, this is the first piece of valuable advice I've received here, other than Stock-Jocke's initial technical analysis videos.  Great point here and I will definitely incorporate weekly looks when I'm looking for bounces.  Thanks for the tip.

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Awesome jonebone, no problem, I had a fleeting thought about the 200 MA and your pointing it out opens my mind to the chance it will go there a bit more. Full disclosure, I'm out at 10.01 as it has stalled and is putting in some topping tails on the 5 minute chart. If it takes off I don't care I can get it later, just hedging risk to lock in breakeven from being stopped out earlier, don't want too many open positions that are treading water.
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