The dust has settled, here are the trends to watch
It took a weekend for traders and investors to accept that maybe they panicked a little too much Friday. Here’s what has shown the most resilience.
It took a weekend for traders and investors to accept that maybe they panicked a little too much Friday. Here’s what has shown the most resilience.
While the indices are mixed, and commodities are generally weak, and the inflation trade is confused, three places look clear and ready for trades.
We are at resistance in ROKU and COST, so trail up your stops or be ready to sit through a pullback. When we get a shorter time frame pullback, I am interested in trading these stocks since we haven’t met the larger swing targets and we have all of the moving averages on our side (royal setup).
The market is showing some “seller’s remorse” today, but the question still remains: Is okay to be a buyer?
Maybe it’s the best time to daytrade in the morning and forget about what comes next. Keeping it nimble after Powell may make sense for some time to come.
Whether it is intraday or end-of-day, we still want to seek out strength in a market that likely overdid it with the weakness last week.
Whether it is intraday or end-of-day, we still want to seek out strength in a market that likely overdid it with the weakness last week.
Let’s do what we do every Friday, and review the core markets and the periphery to see how things are aligned into next week.