Here are the market observations for today
- U.S. retail sales came in stronger than expected in August, thanks to back-to-school shopping and child tax credit payments from the government. It’s bad news for economic pessimists.
- Goldman Sachs upgraded Q3 GDP forecast to 4.5% from 3.5%
- No matter what the news is, Sell the Strength continues when it comes to the Index.
- Emerging market EEM is also under pressure. It has seen significant correction over the last 10 days.
- Commodities are pulling back today. Everything from Oil to Uranium to metals. Buying Opportunity?
- The index is under pressure but there is momentum in a speculative growth stock. SmileDirect Club +5% today.
- I love breakouts in speculative growth stocks. This is how it’s working out in OPAD. I recommended yesterday at 12.6.
- I am never a big fan of buying near lows. Gold mining stock GOLD is at 2021 low. No buyers still?
- Silver SLV ETF is very close to significant support. Here’s how it looks on the chart.
- PLTR started its bull run around the middle of August with a gap and today has breached another significant resistance. This is the stock to hold and the rally might only get stronger. I recommended it back then when the stock gapped up in August.
- When a stock sells off from a level and then breaks above it, the stock usually leads to strong gains. Example: DoorDash Trade
- Earnings momentum in Macy’s + Better than expected retail sales is driving Macy’s stock higher. I like this stock.
- When a stock makes a new high, it tests investors’ conviction by building a base at new highs. AMD seems to be doing the same.
- When a stock fails to break on the upside, it sells off from the Line of Resistance. Here’s how
- The breakout that’s working: MTTR. It’s up 6% today
- The Breakout I would recommend even at the current market price: Safe Bulkers SB, a shipping stock. It has a perfect chart
- AEHR has resumed uptrend. The pain in GEVO continues
- Will ROVR find support here? Rover is an online marketplace for pet care. [Speculative play]
- You learn trading the hard way. This means plenty of mistakes, plenty of study, and plenty of practice.
- “Trading could be an incredible journey, as long as your expectations stay realistic! If you personalize losses, you can’t trade. Always focus on your process.”
Do let me know how I can make this section more useful.
Disclaimer – The state of the market notes is Deepak’s perspective on the market. The column is purely for educational purposes. Nothing contained herein is a solicitation to trade or a recommendation of a specific trade. By reading this publication you agree to make no trade relying in whole or in part on the comments of the writers
I did read yesterday’s blog. I didn’t find mention of OPAD anywhere.
Please read the comments section of yesterday’s blog. I do update new ideas in the last sixty minutes of the trading day
I missed the opportunity as the comments section for yesterday’s daily dose was different from what I’m seeing for this post.. Just scroll towards the page end.