Here are the market observations for today:
- It is not the news but how the market reacts to the news that matters. The price action helps you understand this important thing.
- Inflation is for real and you should be prepared to pay higher prices for everything next year. The companies have pricing power because there is a shortage of everything and consumers have too much cash.
- The most significant bullish thing that has happened this month: Breakout in Small-cap index ETF IWM
- Large-cap stocks are under pressure today as the morning strength has been sold into.
- There is a sudden interest in Marijuana stocks on rumors of Marijuana legalization at the Federal level and its driving interest in Tilray TLRY.
- Hydrogen economy stocks are in correction mode today be it FCEL, BE, or PLUG.
- The stock I added today to the trading portfolio: MTTR. Why? It broke out above 24.75.
- Whenever stocks gap down, then chasing fundamentals (low PE, High dividend yield) is a bad idea. Take an example of AT&T
- I don’t like Gap downs. It means the market is very worried. Splunk announced that its CEO is stepping down and this has been the market reaction.
- When stocks start rallying on good earnings, they run a distance. I mentioned ARRY on Friday and it’s running today too
- Will Biden virtual summit cool off tensions around Taiwan and Semiconductor space?
- The semiconductor sector has demonstrated strength and that makes Global Foundries GFS an interesting play. One can buy at the current market price but I am not adding on the trading sheet.
- I am booking profit in QS.
- I like when stocks move like this. I would love to buy Coco on declines near 16
- In the short term, you are as good as your intensity. In the long term, you are only as good as your consistency. This is so true in trading.
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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
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