Which Of These Two Trades Is Better?
One of the toughest challenges of trading is to battle FOMO (fear of missing out). We’ll spend hours searching for a pattern that we like and has worked well for us. We log on every morning with the hope of seeing things heading in the direction we want, visualizing a big gain in our account at the end of the day. But then the bell rings and trading starts and it becomes infinitely easier to change the plan and chase a current in the ocean.
...Read MoreChart of the Day: Tesla (TSLA)
Tesla (TSLA) is accelerating.
Last trading at $158, it could retest $200 this year.
For one, the electric vehicle boom has only just begun. Globally, 10% of all new autos bought were EVs last year and could soar to 40% by the end of the decade, says Bloomberg NEF. Meanwhile, new tax credits for EVs are being phased in this year in the U.S., and. more automakers are ramping up their production of EVs.
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Huge Potential Trade Lurking In This Sector
Markets are churning as companies release numbers on how they actually did in Q4. As this stirs the pot of potential trades, Keith Harwood jumped on a quick video chat with us to shine a spotlight on biotech where he has spotted some huge setups taking shape.
...Read MoreNot Too Late To Grab TSLA
The build up to the earnings call yesterday was a nail biter. It really could have gone either way. If that uncertainty doesn’t fit your risk profile, you aren’t alone. A line can be drawn down the middle of all traders: trade earnings vs stay on the side during earnings.
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Navigating The Chaos Of Earnings
There is one key factor that will help you find the best way to trade a crazy earnings week like we are heading into. Earnings are a wildcard that can really disrupt even the most perfect chart pattern. You can look at a chart and check off a long list of confirmations that the trend is intact or the support has been confirmed and then bam, the call happens and unexpected news pops up. A target was missed, a lower target gets set. This is all further complicated by trying to figure out how Wall street will respond to the surprise. Positive earnings growth can seem like a sure fire way to make a stock go up, but if the target wasn’t hit even a profitable announcement can send a stock into a dive.
...Read MoreBig Move For SPY On A Big Day
The SPY turns 30 this week and celebrated yesterday with a jump above its 200 day moving average. We talk about SPY regularly and it is one of the most traded ETFs on the market. It was originally created to offer an easier way to trade the S&P EMini future contracts but has done significantly more than that.
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