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Snacking On Chips
The semiconductor industry is as critical as ever, but timing the trade is what it’s all about. Let’s look at that in tonight’s video, updating fresh signals showing up on the daily chart.
Here’s where to buy the dip.
Pullbacks buys, mean reversions, buy the dip… it’s back if you know where to look and how to measure it. Here is where the buy the dips are beginning to setup.
What Happens Next?
In this video, we look at the wild swings we have had in the last week. These are not normal moves, and they seem to be getting even more volatile. What is causing this and what could happen next? We look at the charts to try to make heads or tails out of it and we then look at the economic calendar for clues as to what is sure to be a huge event coming next week. You don’t want to miss next week’s trading as this will set the tone, up or down, for the end of the year.
Calm Before the Storm?
This week is light on the news front but don’t be lulled to sleep as next week will certainly not be a dull one. Basically, in one week’s time we will get a CPI, PPI, FOMC, & Quarterly Opex.
Do We Die Here Or Is This Telling Us Something Different?
Consensus works right up until it no longer works…
Setups on my Radar
From support on crude oil and the trend retracement in the Dow there is still a lot to like about this market as volatility picked up.
TSLA About to Roll Over?
TLSA is looking weak and very similar to what happened in early November. In the video I discuss the chart and walk through two different trade ideas to consider.
Big start for a slow week
Today was nearly something to write home about with the SPX down almost 2% and that to kick off what I anticipate as being a rather choppy range bound week. That said, the range is pretty wide. Let’s have a look.
One Piece of the Puzzle
There’s an infinite number of reasons as to why a stock might be moving, but one I want to be aware of over the next 2 weeks is that of max pain. Let’s look at two examples and why they may help describe the current environment.
