Here are market observations for today
- SPY is going nowhere (down 0.2%) but Tech stocks are falling off (NASDAQ down 1.0%).
- There’s been lots of discussion about runaway inflation, the Fed being behind the curve. Everybody is confused about how this would play out.
- Yields are moving higher and benefiting banks but leading to a sell-off in Technology stocks.
- Is the Street turning bearish on big established names? Two downgrades today – Salesforce down 5.6% and Adobe down 5%
- The money is moving in cyclical stocks – Oil, Metals, and Uranium. Stocks like CLF making a big move.
- Steel stocks are on fire and I am adding STLD to the portfolio.
- EEM is on Road to nowhere.
- There comes a time when stocks make a sharp U-turn. AT&T has done the same after forming a double bottom. There is business momentum driving the stock. It added 3.2 million post-paid subscribers.
- Intel is up 15% since the middle of December. But I will give the stock a pass. Here’s why
- Ford has doubled in value over the last few months and it seems the momentum would continue.
- I am adding General Motors as a Long term Investment idea. Here’s why. State of Large Cap Portfolio
- There is reason to be excited about Toyota Motors. Sound fundamental story + Price Action but I will give the stock a pass due to low volatility.
- Stop Loss matters because you never know how low a stock can go. See Robinhood
- The financial markets are like a fight. You have to get up, ready to fight, every day. You don’t get to take a break from the fight unless you just sell everything and go home.
- You can survive this game only when you have the mental strength and no emotional attachment with the stocks.
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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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