Market and stock analysis including $SPX $SPY $QQQ $IWM $COMPQ $STT $FB $AMZN $NFLX $GOOGL $USO Enjoy!
Technical Outlook: Massive rally off of the lows yesterday, when a continuation back towards the February lows appeared imminent. SPX managed to recapture the 5-day moving average and now sets up for a test of 1947 and the 50-day moving average, both of which have converged together. Yesterday’s morning sell-off tested and held the 10
2/22: Bottomed off of key support at $80 on $NFLX back on 2/8. WIth market strength, traders are looking to buy stocks that have been beaten down from the past sell-off. NFLX has managed over the past two trading sessions to put in a higher-low, and looking to pop higher again. I'm going long on
The market acts like it isn’t sure what to do with itself. The market rallied off the lows this morning immediately following the market’s open, but since then it has given back those gains and momentum and now is just floundering around. Up? Down? Who freakin’ knows. Buyers and sellers aren’t overly inspired except for
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2016 couldn't be any more crazier than it is right now and you are probably searching for a way to conquer these senseless market. So do yourself a favor, stay in the game and sign up to the SharePlanner Splash Zone! With your membership, you will get each and every trade that I make with
Technical Outlook: Hard sell-off to close out 2015 on Friday, that saw selling rapidly increase in the afternoon, and most noticeably in the final 30 minutes of trading. For the year SPX closed 1% lower for 2015. The selling looks to continue into the open today as futures are currently down 36 points on SPX
Technical Outlook: SPX faced a strong sell-off in the early going yesterday, but the dip buyers stepped in strong and rallied the market by recovering 75% of its losses on the day. Oil showing strength in the pre-market – a break of last week’s highs would create a short-term inverse head and shoulders confirmation. Strong
Technical Outlook: Respectable follow through yesterday, though SPY failed to do much of anything after the first 30 minutes of trading, finishing just barely higher than where it started the day at. Today is the day where the FOMC is expected to begin increasing interest rates – with today starting at a quarter point
One chart explaining why I have hated Netflix (NFLX) this year (minus 7/30 through 8/5 of this year when I made 16.1% on a trade when I bought it at $107.63 and sold it at $124.92).