Pre-market update: European markets are trading 0.5% lower. Asian markets traded 0.7% lower. US futures are trading 0.5% lower. Economic reports due out (all times are eastern): None Technical Outlook (SPX): SPX closed at all-time highs yesterday and broke out of the four-day, 12-point consolidation range it had previously been in. Tech after hours
Microsoft (MSFT) and Google (GOOG) get HAMMERED after hours. Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: Oh my gosh! Banks were freakin’ phenomenal – where have you been all my life!?! It was like tech knew ahead a time after hours were going to be a disaster. Healthcare wasn’t too far behind
A One Day Pullback…If You’re Lucky Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: Yesterday’s weak banks were today’s leaders. Materials made a mild recovery. Technology was weighed down by Microsoft (MSFT) weakness and big tech non-participation. Be sure to check out my latest swing trades and overall past performance
$ASML 2 Hour Chart - Gaping up, but between 2 fib levels, It looks more liekly it will go for the 73.20 target which represents the 61.8% Fibonacci level. If it does, that is usually the turning point. $GOLD 15 min chart - Another one opening in the middle of two Fibonacci levels. I highly
$AAPL 15 Min Chart - I included this short term scalp chart with Fibonacci levels just in case people are looking for an entry on this stock. If it goes over 428.49 (23.6% Fibonacci Level). It is a nice long. $BBRY Daily Chart - No love until 15.52. So stop dreaming with it until then.
Be weary of cheap-o bio-tech stocks… Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: For a market that finished higher today, the only stocks that really looks good were banks, AAPL and HPQ Utilities and Industrials weighed on the market Despite the Nasdaq finishing higher, telecom , GOOG, and
Scariest Employment Chart To Date… Quick Glance at the Market Heat Map and Industries Notables: Apple (AAPL) weighed on tech for a second straight day, as did Microsoft (MSFT). Banks, Utilities, and Materials led the way. Services showed patches of weakness. Be sure to check out my latest swing trades and overall
I recently saw the movie, “Moneyball”, which starred Brad Pitt playing the roll of Billy Beane (General Manager of the Oakland A’s). I must say it was one of the best movies I have seen in years. And there wasn’t even anything that belew up during the two-hour movie. Nonetheless, that movie was riviting, and