Here are the market observations for today
- 2022 has not started well for the market. Just see how SPY has declined so far.
- The top concern right now: Too many rate hikes might happen this year as the US Fed is behind the curve. Goldman Sachs now expects 4 rate hikes instead of 3.
- High-Interest rates are bad for Tech Growth stocks. No wonder NASDAQ is selling off. This is bad for QQQ
- Take-Two Interactive acquires Zynga. The stock is up 41%. There is nothing to trade here.
- Buy the dips in Tech stocks like AMD, NVidia is being questioned. There is a clear transition and new stocks seem to have acquired leadership
- Ford has started its bull market since early Nov with Gap up and the stock has a long way ahead. The EV pickup truck appears set for success and Ford (F-150) and GM (Silverado) both will be big winners.
- Brent Crude is at $81 and this is good news for Oil companies be it RIG, MRO, or OXY. See Exxon Mobil XOM
- When there is fear, investors rush to stocks like Coke KO
- I love when stocks rally like this. Dell looks like a buy right now. The stock got an upgrade with a new price target of $72.
- Is Tilray a buy after earnings? The price action is not that inspiring for now.
- The new momentum plays for the month of Jan: 1. Viacom CBS and 2. Discovery DISCA. Here’s the rationale.
- Mobile sports betting app DraftKings Mobile Sportsbook finally went live in New York this weekend. The announcement happened last week but nothing matters when the stock is in a deep downtrend. See DKNG as an example.
- KFC launching plant-based fried chicken from Beyond Meat. But we are no longer in a momentum market and hence no impact.
- Novavax NVAX is one vaccine stock that has consistently disappointed. Has it found the bottom?
- You’re done, the minute you take anything personally in the market. You need thick skin and mental toughness to survive.
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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