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Potential Short Squeeze in AMD?
I love the 2x move and it’s one of my favorite setups to look for. Let’s talk about TSLA and LRCX, along with what to look for in a potential AMD short squeeze.
Long and Short Watchlists
Just because I have a degree of skepticism about broader averages and their new highs doesn’t mean I am not open to long positions. In this video I walk through the XLY Discretionary ETF (important to NASDAQ futures traders) as I also explain the setups in the XLP Staples ETF.
TSLA Trades Friday and For Monday?
With all eyes on GOOGL next week, look to buy this dip on Monday.
It’s not all about the S&P and NASDAQ
Sure these markets (and some of the heavier weighted sectors) are pushing at overhead resistance, but as risk appetite rules, where are the markets that will benefit regardless of another pullback high, or new highs?
Patience and Overbought Levels
Distribution is a market environment that reflects a choppy range-bound market. That is a market phase in the NQ, ES, YM, and RYT. The difficulty of trading distribution is that is doesn’t offer the wide margin for error a trending market does. It can be traded but only if you are patient.
What are beans telling us about the market?
Beans as a barometer? Absolutely. It’s much more in line with the main reason the stock markets remain sitting just beneath all-time highs. What’s the message? Wait for a pullback.
Earnings Season Is Here
In this video, we look at the results so far for the earnings season and what it means for the market.
The Complacency Trade
SPX is approaching new lifetime highs, and I think the question of making it is more a matter of when, but right now things might be a little complacent. If so, it might make sense to look to this Nasdaq name for some bearish exposure.
Crude Oil Inventory Reaction
Yet another private inventory buildup hits the market as crude oil traded higher into resistance on talk of more OPEC production cuts, as oil demand is expected to be weaker in 2020.
