Wait For Pullbacks To Buy
There are signals that could be bullish but they’re not unambiguous. At the same time, the market is overbought. That makes it useful to wait for pullbacks before buying.
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There are signals that could be bullish but they’re not unambiguous. At the same time, the market is overbought. That makes it useful to wait for pullbacks before buying.
Sam reviews the core markets and the periphery to see how things are aligned into next week.
With 30 minutes to go, many individual stock puts started going up. It was a great tell the markets would have a sell-off into the close.
Fibonacci analysts already have this level on their charts, and you need to have them on yours. A key line in the sand was tested today and this price will be important as we get into summer trading.
Here’s a recap of some of the open trades Taylor is working in the room, along with a few setups he’s eyeing for entries later in the week.
Following other bear market rallies, markets are rallying and stalling right at big resistance.
This is the week of earnings where four of the seven Magnificents report. Along with that, Core PCR, GDP, and Friday’s NFP. This alphabet soup is an important one when it comes to understanding when the FOMC is going to cut next.
Microsoft is reporting earnings after the bell on Wednesday, and Danielle thinks there is a high likelihood that earnings could be the catalyst that causes the daily squeeze to fire. Here she shows you what she is looking at, along with key levels to target.
Today was constructive in that it did not give back any of the recent gains. From here Neil would like to dive into levels for support on retracement as well as additional bullish targets as he maintains bullish exposure.
In this update, Raghee shares a style of trading that allows for pre-breakout setups when compressions, aka Squeezes, occur. It’s one that dates back to her forex days and when she first met John Carter in the earlier 2000s, and it’s one she will be trading and teaching on Tuesdays.