Archives: Daily Videos
Which parts of the NASDAQ look ready to rally?
Relative outperformance is the watchlist I rely on most. However, in a sea of indices, sectors, and stocks that are transitioning out of the trend and into chop, that watchlist is a shorter one. Here’s what is still maintaining strength in the NASDAQ.
NASDAQ Discussion: Daytrades and Daily Chart Trends
This morning the NQ was in focus for entries after the gap — I explain what I look for in a “gap” — and now we have a minor low breakout on the daily NQ and the implications are best for already strong NQ stocks and sectors.
Adjusting for Seasonal Weakness
Monday got off to a weak start, directly in line with what we covered last week and how we might trade after the witching expiration. Now we get to lay the plan from here and some of the best charts for this week’s trades.
Three Propulsion Plays
There’s a bull market somewhere, and in tonight’s free video we’re looking at the stocks that may fit the bill if you’re looking for something to buy.
Building a Watchlist Around the YM
What are the relative outperformers within the YM/DIA, IYT, and XLI and which do we trade for “buy the dip” trend follows and which are oversold buy candidates?
Why Get Long the Dow?
With copper, transports, and industrials in “double green” markets, the YM continues to be a reliable relative outperformer.
Both Sides of the Coin
Bulls and bears have setups to work with into next week. I think market action will favor a bit of selling, but there’s nothing wrong with having setups for both occasions.
A Wild Witching Expiration
Quadruple witching came with an extra dose of volatility this week. Between AMZN and TSLA we were able to pull down some decent cash, but they made us work for it. Let’s review those trades along with the best setups for next week.