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Follow the Leader
While other sectors in the market fell hard last week, tech stocks have continued to rally their way higher. Let’s look at a few clean setups within the leadership that could offer potential into the end of the week.
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.
Update on ROKU and COST. 6/23/2021
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).
Short or short-term in this market?
The market is showing some “seller’s remorse” today, but the question still remains: Is okay to be a buyer?
Is this a daytrading summer?
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.
Free Fallin’
Markets are showing topping patterns in the inflation trade, while tech tries to hold up the world. Let’s see what’s causing that.
NASDAQ buy winner on a down day
Down days don’t mean there are not opportunities to the upside, and the NASDAQ remains an index with bullish directional bias.
Short Term or Swing
There’s two primary ways of thinking heading into Friday. Both have merit, but must be approached in the correct way to enhance your edge. Let’s discuss that with examples in NFLX and MCD.
Daily timeframe pointed to NQ rally
How much and how effectively are you using your daily timeframe analysis in your daytrading? In this update I share how just one of my six different factors pointed to the NQ as the best buy today.
Hawkish FED Today
With the much anticipated FED meeting out of the way, we have the answer to the big inflation question. We now know that the FED actually does see the inflation and supposedly rate hikes are coming down the road. What does this mean for the market and what to expect?
