The market certainly saved the best for last, as Friday’s session was the strongest of the week. Bolstered by a great report from Intel and a solid durable goods number, the major indices all reached new heights and capped off a fourth straight positive weekly performance. “Up, up, and away my friends. There was nothing stopping this market from surging higher during today’s session,” said Dave Bartosiak, editor of Surprise Trader and Momentum Trader. “It really didn’t matter where you looked as the major market averages all found themselves pushing further into record territory.” Intel surged by more than 10.5% on Friday, which helped the NASDAQ gain nearly 1.3% to 7505.8. S&P was not far behind with an increase of almost 1.2% to 2872.9. The Dow advanced 0.85% (or 223 points) to 26,616.7. All three ended at new highs. The session finished off another week of gains for the indices. And this time, each of them jumped by more than 2% (NASDAQ +2.3%, S&P +2.2% and Dow +2.1%). In Technology Innovators, Brian Bolan sold six tech names on concerns over Apple’s iPhone strategy. All of them were positive and three were double-digit winners. He also added today. The editor had a triple digit winner as well, but it was in his other service Home Run Investor. Counterstrike cashed in a double-digit performer and short sold a popular pizza chain. Finally, TAZR Trader saw good things in Intel’s report for equipment makers, so it added more allocation to an existing position. Read all about these moves below: Today's Portfolio Highlights: Technology Innovators: There are rumblings in the market that Apple’s iPhone strategy of selling 7, 8 and X at the same time is not sitting well with its fan base, and could end up impacting the stock. Brian Bolan is concerned about this, which prompted him to get out of Apple and all stocks in the portfolio that rely on the company. He also sold a few names that aren’t linked so closely to Apple just in case the tech sector as a whole feels a pinch. In all, the editor sold six names today...and they were all positive! • Netflix (NFLX, +40%) • Silicon Labs (SLAB, +12.4%) • Apple (AAPL, +10.1%) • Facebook (FB, +7.6%) • Micron Technology (MU, +7.4%) – an AAPL suppler • Analog Devices (ADI, +0.3%) – an AAPL supplier But that wasn’t all. Brian also added today. He picked up 8x8, Inc. (EGHT), a cloud company that’s in the midst of a huge turnaround. Last night, it beat and guided way higher. How much higher? It now expects a profit of 9 cents for this year instead of a 16-cent loss. The company is not a huge story on Wall Street yet, and the editor thinks it could eventually reach $20-$23. The full write-up has a lot more about all of today’s moves. Counterstrike: Shares of Twitter (TWTR) had a strong morning on Friday, so Jeremy thought it was a good time to close out a position that’s been in the portfolio since November. The move brought a return of 19.5%. The editor is still bullish on the long-term prospects of TWTR. Meanwhile, Papa Johns (PZZA) is dealing with multiple issues that could hurt the stock, including slowing same-store sales, a reduced fiscal year EPS outlook, and lowered earnings estimates. Plus, Jeremy sees a Fibonacci short setup. Nevertheless, shares have moved higher recently and set up a great opportunity for a short. So the editor short sold PZZA on Friday with an 11% allocation. Read the complete commentary for more. Home Run Investor: Brian Bolan sold Micron Technology (MU) in his other service today on Apple concerns (see more above), so the editor decided to do the same here. In this case though, the semiconductor company had been in the portfolio since October 2016, so it amassed an impressive profit of 161%. Read more about all of today’s moves in the full write-up, and be prepared for a new pick (or two) next week. TAZR Trader: The recent Intel report shed light on just how much money will be invested in 2018 by chip makers for building all types of next generation technology. In fact, it is estimated that the Top 10 players will spend $82.6 billion in semiconductor capital expenditure this year. That means big business for equipment makers like Lam Research (LRCX). Therefore, Kevin added 4% more to the portfolio’s allocation in LRCX on Friday. Read the full write-up for more. Have a Great Weekend, Jim Giaquinto Recommendations from Zacks' Private Portfolios: Believe it or not, this article is not available on the Zacks.com website. The commentary is a partial overview of the daily activity from Zacks' private recommendation services. 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