Stocks shrugged off reversals on Monday & Thursday, ending the week with strong gains. The market rally now faces the 200-day line, which the Russell 2000 just crossed. Here's what investors should do now. (1/6) investors.com/market-trend/s… $AAPL $MSFT $COST $UNH $XOM $LI $TSLA #BYD
Apple is near a double-bottom buy point, and just below a trendline entry, but could really use a handle first. Exxon Mobil, UnitedHealth, Microsoft and Costco also stocks setting up. (2/6) $AAPL $MSFT $UNH $COST $XOM
China EV maker Li Auto reports earnings early Monday, though the big news may be L9 deliveries later this month. $LI has pulled back, but needs to start building the right side of a base. A strong move above the 50-day line could offer an early entry. (3/6)
$TSLA has shaken off Elon Musk's latest Tesla share sales. It could have an aggressive entry if it retakes its 200-day and tops its Aug. 4 high, but this "handle" is not proper. (4/6)
$BYDDF now has a consolidation. A move above the 50-day would offer an early entry. BYD reportedly is now supplying Blade batteries to Tesla. That comes days before the start of #BYD Seal deliveries. The Seal is a Model 3 rival but for $10K less. (5/6)
Finally, pls watch the video embedded in the article. @AlissaCoram and I reviewed last week's market and sector action in depth, and discussed what investors should be doing now. We also analyzed Exxon Mobil, UnitedHealth and Apple. $XOM $UNH $AAPL (6/6)
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The Nasdaq hit a 2023 high last week, but other indexes fell and breadth remained weak. The current market action is dangerous for investors. 1/ investors.com/market-trend/s… $TSLA $AMD $ON $AEHR $ACLS $AVGO $LRCX $SRPT
Let's not go crazy with the divergence. Yes, the Nasdaq rose slightly for the week while the S&P 500 and Dow fell. But all extended their streak of tight weekly closes. Even the Dow held support at the 50-day/10-week lines. 2/
Still, while Nasdaq 100/$QQQ rose for a third straight week, the equal-weight Nasdaq 100 ETF $QQEW fell slightly for a 4th straight week, though still holding the 50-day. The S&P 500 equal-weight ETF $RSP is pinned below all its moving averages. 3/
The market rally soared on tame inflation data, with the Nasdaq having its best week since March. The Nas and S&P 500 decisively cleared their 50-day lines while the Dow and Russell 2000 topped the 200-day. $TSLA $ANET $PSTG $MBLY $FLEX $FOUR $AAPL (1/6) investors.com/market-trend/s…
Treasury yields and the dollar plunged. For the next few weeks, there won't be big inflation/labor data, so that could give the market rally room/time to run. But that doesn't mean investors should quickly ramp up exposure. (2/6)
Defensive and defensive growth plays such as Cigna came under pressure late last week. Meanwhile, many of the big winners were megacaps, cloud software and $ARKK-type stocks from bear-market lows. So there aren't a lot of actionable stocks right now. $CI (3/6)
Market rally revived last week. The S&P 500 and Russell 2000 reclaimed their 50-day & 21-day lines, the Nasdaq moved slightly above its 50-day. The Dow finished just shy. Can't quite say rally decisively broke above 50D. (1/5) investors.com/market-trend/s… $TSLA $ANET $PSTG $ENPH $NBIX
But in some ways the market is a lot better than the big-cap indexes suggest. $RSP, the equal-weight S&P 500 ETF, retook its 50-day line on Wed. and kept rising. Megacaps, though they did fine Fri., have masked broader market strength. (2/5)
The 200-day moving average looms large for the market rally, but there is a little room for stocks to run for now. But watch Treasury yields. The 10-year yield is up for 6 weeks, nearing the 11-year high of 3.48%. It's no coincidence that stocks bottomed when yields topped. (3/5)
The stock market hit resistance near the 200-day line, retreating after weeks of gains. The Nasdaq is moving toward its 21-day EMA. A pullback could create a slew of setups, but investors should wait to see how it plays out. (1/9) $OXY $CELH $TSLA $AAPL $AZN $PODD $MPWR
While the major indexes resisted a pullback - the Dow and S&P 500 were positive for the week until Friday - highly valued growth starting selling off earlier. $ARKK plunged to below its 50-day line, down 14.1% for the week. (2/9)
A big reason for the growth-led pullback? Rising Treasury yields. On Friday, Fed chief Jerome Powell will give a key policy speech at the annual Jackson Hole event. (3/9)