A Big Winner Is Brewing Beneath The Surface
The market continues to show firmness, particularly from the tech sector. However, there are sectors showing minimal gains, and others showing weakness. So, with tech continuing to lead, what’s next for the market and what sectors am I focused on now?
Which Side Of This Tug Of War To Be On
Tuesday some of my laggards like Pepsi and LVS got some legs. Be clear, there is no credit due for that….the market only pays off on positions not opinions. However these movers combined with a steady IWM, and one definitely doesn’t want to be trading the short side.
Chart of the Day: Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
Just weeks into the new year, tech stocks are scorching hot.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) ran from about $135 to nearly $170 in weeks. All thanks to AI chip demand.
KeyBanc analysts raised their price target on AMD to $195.
Bullish Momentum Grows: ABBV
A great potential trade opportunity just popped up and I wanted to get it to you as
quickly as possible. The ticker is ABBV. While it might be tempting to jump in and just go
buy shares, I am going to explain why it is a good set up and how options offer a great
way to leverage this potential move.
Counterintuitive Move Has Profit Potential
Here is what I am looking at today. Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM) is starting a trend up and has the potential for a great trade. I have also included an update on a previous trade example at the bottom of this message.
Two Ways to Trade the Growing Cybersecurity Threats
Cyber criminals struck again.
This time, they hit Microsoft (MSFT).
Over the last few days, a Russian intelligence group targeted the e-mail accounts of Microsoft employees, including its top executives starting in November. While the attack didn’t impact operations, it still shows a bad vulnerability that needs to be addressed.
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