Tech stocks could surge again (Market Video Update)
The average technology stock has showed little to no relative strength versus the S&P 500 for the past 2 years. This could be about to change as we enter 2022.
This indicator is key for whether stocks can remain bullish (Market Video Update)
Stocks have been in a choppy mess for the past few weeks. There is a key ratio I am watching for whether this choppy mess will lead to another bull rally or to a more meaningful drop in stocks
AMT stock could still thrive in this environment
It’s tough sledding out there for many equities at the moment. Shares of American Tower (AMT) however has been acting well and could be setting up for a relief rally higher
Biotech etf IBB could see major upside in 2022 (Market Video Update)
After a weak year for biotech stocks both in absolute and relative terms, 2022 could set up to be a much better year. The IBB etf could set up bullishly for 2022.
NUE on breakout watch (Video Market Update)
After a multi-year breakout this stock has been consolidating for the past few months. Now it look to be readying its next leg higher.
Bullish SBUX for a seasonal trade (Market Video Update)
Shares of Starbucks (SBUX) are setting up for more potential upside through a seasonal, technical as well as a sentiment lens.
The software etf IGV could be a runner into January
After the latest volatility spike for equities we are getting what I believe to be a good entry into the software sector (as represented by the IGV etf) for a trade into January.
FLR stock in a bullish cup and handle formation (Market Video Update)
Infrastructure build-out stocks are still on our radar. Fluor Corp (FLR) is forming a time-tested bullish pattern on its chart.
This stock could really pop upon a Santa rally (Market Video Update)
Today I am looking for stock opportunities that could pop if and when the recent fear spike around the latest c*ovid variant were to subside. MAR fits the bill for me around that.
Z stock is very beaten up (Video Market Update)
Shares of Zillow (Z) went from darling stock in 2020 to a no-touch name in 2021. The company’s core business remains attractive in our view and the stock is very beaten up near term. A bounce might be near.