Micron (MU) has pulled back to its rising trend-line going back to late April. The issue with some of these trend-lines is the reliability behind them, and the short-term nature of all of them, due to the parabolic nature of the stock. Semiconductors are seeing massive swings as a sector, and MU is one of
Micron Technology (MU) Up 200% since April, but hitting up against the upper channel band. Watch this one carefully.
The stock market has rallied hard in a short period of time, and that alone is not unusual. What stands out right now is what appears to be driving the move. This does not look like a broad, healthy advance led by widespread participation, steady earnings growth, or normal price discovery. Instead, the rally looks
Some rising support just underneath price on Micron (MU) but if it doesn't hold, watch out!
Micron (MU) is right there on the verge of a massive breakout here. One caveat is horrible stop-loss placement if you're wanting to play it.
As swing traders, we spend a lot of time focused on the S&P 500, the Nasdaq, and familiar U.S. economic data. But right now, one of the biggest clues about where the US stock market is headed comes from halfway around the world. Right now, one of the most important charts for any tech
MU Breakout needs to first push through the 200-day moving average. Micron (MU) just reported earnings and saw an initial large rally in the stock after hours, followed by a sharp pullback. However, MU on the daily chart looks really good and using technical analysis, I am able to identify a potential breakout area for
Episode Overview In uncertain times for the stock market, is going all cash as a flight to safety a poor decision? Or should one toughen up and trade through those periods of difficulty? In this podcast episode, Ryan will address the merits of going cash and making sure your long exposure is reflected in the
National Health Investors (NHI) a bit choppy of late, but has some potential above $61.81 Pfizer (PFE) stuck in sideways price action. Better to wait for a breakout instead of getting caught in the chop. Micron (MU) trying to turn the tide and put in a double bottom - but definitely not worth considering until
The stock market saw a signifcant sell-off from fears of a new variant called Omicron, which rattled financial markets across the world. The S&P 500 ($SPY), Nasdaq 100 ($QQQ) and Russell 2000 ($IWM) all saw heavy selling. Is the stock market going to crash like it did in 2020, or will investors buy the dip