Episode Overview In this podcast episode Ryan provides some simple solutions to focusing in on what is moving in the stock market on a daily basis and debunking the claim that following sector movements is a method of trading that is behind the curve of trading. 🎧 Listen Now: Available on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon | YouTube Episode Highlights &
Roblox (RBLX) pullback to the rising trend-line could offer up a bounce opportunity for the stock. Darling Ingredients (Dar) breaking out of its base with room to run to $51 before encountering much resistance. Chewy (CHWY) Hard bounce off of support following a large gap lower this morning. Some support attempting to be found for
That massive sideways channel attempting to break with a push below support on $ARKK
$SCHW with double top confirmed on the intraday post earnings.
$RBLX Many will chase a stock where the nearest stop-loss on the daily is currently 20% lower.
$F has room to fall before any substantial support kicks in.
Each night I provide a recap of the charts and technical analysis of some of the most intiruging market development. Call it "cleaning out of the notebook" per se. Here you will get a hodge-podge of analysis on different stocks, sectors, ETFs, and market indices. Some of them, may have been requests from members of
Each night I provide a recap of the charts and technical analysis of some of the most intiruging market development. Call it "cleaning out of the notebook" per se. Here you will get a hodge-podge of analysis on different stocks, sectors, ETFs, and market indices. Some of them, may have been requests from members of
The Roblox stock IPO is officially out, and Bitcoin soars over $60k. Should you buy the Roblox initial public offering, or wait? Is it finally time to answer "Should I buy Bitcoin now" in the affirmative? Following last week's stock market rally, are we still in a stock market bubble or closer to a stock
Unlike any of my other screens, this stock screen focuses only on stocks trading under $10/share, and have a market cap of around $1 billion or less (I’ve included a few above that threshold this time around though). As for the variables that I used in the screen, I focused on fundamentals, particularly companies that
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