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GG peaked at $47 back in September and worked its way lower until June. The stock seems to be forming an inverse H&S (blue) since May. I have noted the head (H) and the shoulders (s) to make the pattern more visible. GG’s neckline resistance is at the $30 level (navy). GG would confirm the pattern by breaking up through the $30 neckline, preferably on an increase in volume, and the stock should move higher from there. Lastly, keep in mind that simple is usually better. Had I never pointed out this inverse H&S pattern, one would still think this stock is moving higher simply if it broke through the $30 resistance level. In short, whether you noticed the pattern or not, the trade would still be the same: On the break above the key $30 level. The Tale of the Tape: GG seems to be forming an inverse head & shoulders pattern. A long trade could be entered on a break above the $30 level with a stop placed under that level.Please share this article
By Mike LucasFeatured ColumnistFantasy football is an American past time. Well, not really, but it’s getting so popular that almost every fan across the country participates in some sort of league regarding the hobby.Just like the NFL Draft, fantasy football has its fair share of draft sleepers and draft busts. Players can be projected to have big seasons, but end up getting hurt or having a down year.With that being said, here are fantasy football’s most overrated NFL players at each position.Quarterback: Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks 2012 Stats: 3,118 passing yards, 26 touchdowns and 10 interceptions2013 ESPN Fantasy Ranking: No. 10 ranked QBAfter an amazing rookie campaign, Wilson is being projected to put up big numbers in 2013.While it wouldn’t be shocking if Wilson did put up big numbers, it also wouldn’t be shocking to see his stats actually decrease a bit in his sophomore year, as the Seahawks are a run-first team and his No. 1 receiver, Percy Harvin, is out with a hip injury.The Seahawks were a run-first team last season as well and didn’t have Harvin, but they had the element of surprise on their side. No team went into the 2012 season thinking Wilson could beat them with his arm, and consistently put eight men in the box to stop running back Marshawn Lynch.This year, the element of surprise is gone, which means fewer teams will commit an extra man to the running game, and instead drop him into coverage. Wilson is a great QB, but he isn’t necessarily a great fantasy football QB, in my opinion.Running Back: Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens
2012 Stats: 1,143 rushing yards and nine touchdowns2013 ESPN Fantasy Ranking: No. 4 ranked RBRay Rice is going to put up good numbers in 2012, but not great ones.The emergence of Bernard Pierce in the Ravens backfield is the main reason Rice’s stats will decrease, as Pierce will probably get between 100-150 carries this season, meaning less touches for Rice.If you’re going to draft someone in the first round, you want to make sure he’ll be getting most, if not all the carries throughout the game. Rice won’t be doing that this year.Wide Receiver: Danny Amendola, New England Patriots
2012 Stats: 63 receptions, 666 yards and three touchdowns2013 ESPN Fantasy Ranking: No. 17 ranked WRIf Amendola can stay healthy, he’ll put up some big numbers with Tom Brady as his QB. That’s a pretty big IF, though. Amendola has missed 22 games over his four-year career, and has already had some minor injuries in camp which forced him to miss the team’s third preseason game.At 5-foot-11 and 190 pounds, Amendola is fragile, and has shown nothing over his career that should convince you that he’ll stay healthy all year. As a third or fourth receiver on a fantasy team, Amendola is worth the risk.But as a starting receiver, his injury history is a huge red flag.Tight End: Owen Daniels, Houston Texans
2012 Stats: 62 receptions, 716 yards and six 6 touchdowns2013 ESPN Fantasy Ranking: No. 7 ranked TELast season, Daniels finished second on the Texans in receptions and led the team in touchdowns. Houston didn’t have a legitimate No. 2 receiver to line up across from Andre Johnson, so Daniels got a ton of targets.However, the Texans drafted DeAndre Hopkins out of Clemson in the first round of this year’s draft, and other young receivers DeVier Posey and Keyshawn Martin have looked impressive so far in the preseason. With these guys now on the team, Daniels should see his targets decrease.Don’t fall in love with Daniels just because he put up good numbers last season.FootBasket.com
By Josh DhaniFounderGolden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry had a solid season in 2013, leading his team to the second round of the NBA Playoffs and putting up big numbers throughout the year.Curry looks to improve upon that for the upcoming 2013-14 season, as the Warriors have championship aspirations come next June.One thing Curry looks to improve on is his defense. Curry has long been criticized for it, and he looks to prove all his doubters wrong as he makes the next step to being top point guard in the league."No excuses. It’s definitely possible," Curry told Marcus Thompson of the San Jose Mercury News when asked on if it's possible to be dominant on offense and defense. "When I’m in the game, I’m not really thinking, ‘I’m tired. Let me milk it on defense.’ I’ve just got to dig deep. That’s what you prepare in the summer for, to battle through fatigue like that. So I think it is possible. I’m not going to be defensive player of the year. But hopefully I can be top 10 (among point guards) and be able to disrupt some of the best point guards in the world."Many have gone as far as to say to Curry is a liability on defense, but things like that from pundits don't really bother Curry."I don’t really care. I know I can. I know I’m capable of it. I know I’ve shown it. I’m not a liability on the defensive end at all, I don’t think."Curry, in fact, was called an "elite" defender by head coach Mark Jackson not too long ago.If Curry can show his major improvements on the defensive side of the ball this season, there's no question he's a top 3 or 5 point guard in the NBA by season's end, if he's not already. FootBasket.com
