It Doesn’t Take Much Bad News to Take a Frothy Market Down
After really high expectations in AVGO and COST, OK earnings led to small sell-offs in both. The key will be their conference calls later in the afternoon.
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After really high expectations in AVGO and COST, OK earnings led to small sell-offs in both. The key will be their conference calls later in the afternoon.
Often times, clarity can be found on the lower timeframes. Heading into tonight, we have a handful of lower timeframe squeezes that could set the tone for tomorrow. Let’s take a look.
Fireline Roadmaps are one of my favorite things to follow in trading. CRM might be on one after its earnings, suggesting there are still upside targets to be had.
Big stocks, like MSTR, did secondary offerings today. Many times this marks intermediate tops in speculative stocks.
It’s the gift that has kept on giving this year: Pullbacks in an uptrend. In this update, I share where I want to focus on Buy the Dip.
In this video, I walk through bullish and neutral takes based on my analysis on CRWD.
NVDA broke solidly above important levels today, only to run into some potential short-term targets. Its next direction will likely be determined by which of these levels it breaks beyond first.
As major indices raced up to fresh all-time highs yet again today, AAPL dropped to its lowest close in several months. Is this a warning that AAPL is now rotting?
Hot start to March with semis leading the way. There’s one signal to rule all to follow next week.
With the NASDAQ and S&P continuing to make higher highs, how do we hang on? By timing the entries with pullbacks in the strongest index, sectors, and stocks.