


The risk off market with short and long term interest rates on the rise is creating big risk for high growth tech with nose bleed P/E...but who cares? this is been the story for the last couple weeks... I would caveat and say that I don't think we've seen the big capitulation moves quite yet in investors exiting to the sidelines besides NFLX or PTON. These are not...
- USOIL is running back up to 52 week - CPI % growth at 40 year highs - Fed signaling hawkish policy - Technical setup: dead cat bounce forming a bull trap
The upper log trend line (resistance) since June '20 has been 100% accurate for short fades on XOM pumps. Giving it a try here for a short term pull back.
TLT breaking down on weekly trend line as long term treasury rates spike. This could spill trouble to equity markets particularly high valued growth. Keep on eye on TLT or TNX.
Big selling on heavy volume last two days reversing post-fed meeting rally. Under the 20 day ema. Inflation and Omicron uncertainty still remain high. High growth tech which has the majority of the market share is tumbling. Only off the highs by ~2.5%.
Rotation into defense sectors like consumer staples has played out well since December 10th's inflation report. With 5% breakaway run into all time highs, I will be looking to play any side ways and downward pressure with credit spreads.
This is a buy high and sell higher set up. From a technical perspective, looking for RSI to get closer to 75. Looking for a stretch to 245 in the DIA etf.
Emerging Market are the last to join the rebound from the interest rate sell off where other factors include the dollar (DXY) strengthening. However the fundamentals of the emerging markets are still strong as the global economy rebounds and the coronavirus restrictions cease. Buy the dip
I like the gap down and reversal in today's candle along with this happening at the 5% lower envelope like back in June 2020. Betting long term interest rates cool off a little here. It's a ballsy play from the prior downard movement but I like the risk to reward setup.
Gold is down +6% for ytd and could outperform in the short term as riskier assets get sold off and rotate into gold. Additionally betting on a weak dollar to prop up gold again. Adjusting gold by multiplying it by the USD index gives a better linear trend with more support points .
Gold has been selling off as the long term US Treasury rates have started to rally in recent weeks (TNX TYX). In addition the 'death cross' doesn't help encourage bulls. But I see a double bottom along with some divergence that I think provides an opportunity for a decent risk/reward to swing back up $1,800/oz. The ABCD pattern shows a similar length from the AB...
Using an absurd 75% - 20 day envelope on the chart which I think does the job of identifying extreme stretches for this stock. The recent pull back is reminiscent of a blow off the top formation. Don't see why RIOT couldn't halve back to the $30s in the coming weeks even with bitcoin above $50K. Should finish today with a bearish engulfing.
Morgan Stanley initiated coverage of QuantumScape with an overweight rating and a price target of $70 on Feb 11. After the December bull run, QS has drifted lower as concerns loom on it's lofty valuation... looks like the tides are changing and QS is ready for it's next run.
Fundamental: fall in U.S. weekly jobless claims, dollar strength, rising interest rates, bitcoin alternative to gold. Technical: strong sell below 200 day and lack of support/trend levels.
This stock isn't "worth" $50 on a good day. Buyers will move on to the next big 'meme' investment and get bored with GME after it stalls out and fails to moon shoot again. The only demand level will be on technical dead cat bounces as there is no fundamental value support at these nose bleed levels. ps: If you made money on the way up, good job.
BABA is under 2020 log trend and is consolidating as downward pressure starts to wane. Looking for bulls to step-in and push BABA out of consolidation as MACD continues to swing back up.
Short time frame trade to come out of this technology selloff that's dragging the rest of the market down.
Tech (Apple in particular) has been seen as a safe haven from the lockdown recession; stretched price per share in AAPL is making historical fundamentals hard to justify even with everything the Fed is doing (PS and PE Ratios Charted). Technically overstretched as well and wouldn't be afraid to start to shorting here.