An options idea on a crazy stock
How to trade Tesla using options null Some stocks are ‘easier’ to trade options on than others. This one stock in question here (hint: they make electric vehicles) is one crazy bat. Here is an options trade that makes sense in my eye…if you can’t keep your hands off this name.
Market update – from slow moves come fast moves
It took 14 trading days for the S&P 500 to rally a little over 3% to the year to date highs, but only took a couple days to erase most of those gains. Chart-chasing isn’t a viable and sustainable strategy. Here is a market update. Watch the video now.
The bull case for stocks (yes there is one)
Yes I still think stocks (particularly large cap tech land) is very stretched to the upside…however there is a bull case to be made beyond the immediate term and through the year 2020.
Why you need to watch the bond market now
The bond market and bond yields are at a critical juncture and yes this matters very much to the stock market too. Watch this video for an important update. Leave a comment below if you are interested in the bond trading service that monetizes on dropping bond yields.
Dangerous parabolic charts
The risk of parabolic charts is that sharp mean-reversion happens suddenly and quickly with little to no warning. Don’t chase these stocks. Watch the video now.
I was wrong on AAPL…BUT…
About 4 weeks ago I called AAPL stock overbought and due for a pullback. While we did see a tiny pause in the rally along the way, the stock is now plenty higher than when I made that call. The bigger picture perspective however still stands, here is an update: Watch the video now.
Using gaps for profit targets
Gaps on charts have a tendency to fill and those gap fills can be used as well-defined profit targets on trades and investments. Watch the video now.
Some perspective on TSLA
I know, I know, Tesla (TSLA) is a controversial stock. With that in mind, I wanted to share my take at the current cross-juncture that TSLA finds itself. Sometimes right, sometimes wrong, but always honest. Watch the video now.
AAPL & MSFT are at risk
AAPL and MSFT make up more than 8% of the S&P 500 at this juncture. Both are currently sporting parabolic rallies and AAPL has been short term bullish for a record 57 days straight. These stocks are crucial for near term sentiment in the S&P 500.
Are marijuana stocks turning the corner?
After an ugly selling spree for marijuana stocks since this past May, some signs are emerging that sellers are getting exhausted and this group of stocks could begin to rise again.