General Market Update
Tech Stocks Continue To Slide After Meta Meltdown
The stock market ended sharply mixed Thursday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average finished with moderate gains. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite sold off, as tech giant Meta Platforms (META) crumbled on weaker-than-expected earnings results.
Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) reported earnings late Thursday. Amazon shares dived almost 20% in extended trade, while Apple stock fell about 1%. Nasdaq 100 futures were sharply lower in response.
Stock Market Rally Struggles
After two straight days of heavy selling on the Nasdaq, the young stock market uptrend is clearly struggling to gain traction. The market is still in a confirmed uptrend, so investors have the green light to buy strong breakouts. However, given the precarious action seen in recent sessions, and after a few failed follow-through days earlier this year, it's logical to keep exposure limited to 20% to 40% of a portfolio until the overall stock market environment improves.
We continue to track companies that handily beat earnings results and have strong upside reactions and could be the leader of the next bull market.
Updated Watchlist
All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology.
Here is the link to the updated watchlist:
www.tradingview.com/...watchlists/75013711/
Tech Stocks Continue To Slide After Meta Meltdown
The stock market ended sharply mixed Thursday, as the Dow Jones Industrial Average finished with moderate gains. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite sold off, as tech giant Meta Platforms (META) crumbled on weaker-than-expected earnings results.
Amazon (AMZN) and Apple (AAPL) reported earnings late Thursday. Amazon shares dived almost 20% in extended trade, while Apple stock fell about 1%. Nasdaq 100 futures were sharply lower in response.
Stock Market Rally Struggles
After two straight days of heavy selling on the Nasdaq, the young stock market uptrend is clearly struggling to gain traction. The market is still in a confirmed uptrend, so investors have the green light to buy strong breakouts. However, given the precarious action seen in recent sessions, and after a few failed follow-through days earlier this year, it's logical to keep exposure limited to 20% to 40% of a portfolio until the overall stock market environment improves.
We continue to track companies that handily beat earnings results and have strong upside reactions and could be the leader of the next bull market.
Updated Watchlist
All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology.
Here is the link to the updated watchlist:
www.tradingview.com/...watchlists/75013711/
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