Shares of CPRI (formerly KORS) have esatablished a new uptrend (white line) after breaking out of a downward trend (red line)... That downward trend has also served as support, which bodes well. The OBV is improving and demonstates buyers are gaining control, and technical indicators like RSI and MACD seem to validate the bullish thesis. I'm long both shares...
The right shoulder of XLY is about to complete, my indicator is about to break too. Watch for signals to short.
Shares of MO have been under tremendous pressure since the FDA mentioned banning methol cigs/e-flavors, but don't let that fool you. This cash cow has plenty of firepower to withstand this minor hiccup and as shown on the chart, has fallen exactly to trend line support going back to 1969 (almost 50 years). This is a screaming buy! I'm already long shares,...
September's retail sales increased less than expected, partly due to the 1.8 percent decline in restaurant spending. This was the worst decline since 2016. Partly blamed on Hurricane Florence, that static is likely to be tuned out and the trend of mean reverting to continue after Q2-18's record $3.5B in sales - the strongest in almost 30 years. BLMN is expected...
Consumer Staples (usually a defensive investment) are taking precedence over Consumer Discretionary (usually aggressive posture, when all is well) in October. We are pressing lower and showing the largest drop in a while. This is potentially a leading indicator of some kind of slowdown coming.
Dear Traders, After a 116% run, AUXLY is arming it self for a new breakout. Price action is above the 55,100 and 200 ema on the hourly Chart, which is bullish. The MACD just crossed downwards, which should be bearish, we will know soon. If AUXLY's price manages to stay above those EMA's, I would enter a trade. That 200 ema looks like a perfect entry point. A...
IMKTA is a failry unheard of grocery chain, as it is most prevalent in my neck of the woods in Tennessee (specifically East TN). But their small size shouldn't deter you, as they are delivering great results. The most recent report featured a beat and a raise on guidance. Based on FY2018 estimates, it's trading at 11.5x (vs 5yr average of 15.8x). The P/S ratio is...
XLY ended the cycle from 08/02 low (109.99) at the peak of 09/20 at 118.23 in blue wave (3). Below from there, the ETF has been correcting that cycle in the sequences of 3-7 or 11 swings. From 09/20 peak XLY has reached the equal legs area towards 115.55-114.95. The internals of that pullback has been unfolding as an Elliott Wave A-B-C correction. The first...
XLY Bearish Credit Spread - Opened. XLY leaning very bearish this morning (Monday) with a possible movement to test the 115 area as expected. Entry 116.11. Break Even 116.68. 1.7:1 r/r Even with the heightened volatility this week, we will let this spread expire as it has a defined risk and reward.
Shares of GM are looking interesting right here, right now. Fundamentally, shares are cheap at 5.8x forward estimates. They also sport a 4.3% dividend that looks safe for the foreseeable future. The technical setup is what has me buying. Shares are testing a confluence of supports: an upward sloping trend line going back several years, previously held support...
This video is the first of many, and I discuss the behaviors of the sectors and potential markets that are poised to trend in the near future. The "freshest" sectors quietly trying to start a new trend are the Industrial and Consumer Discretionary Sectors. The sectors (along with their industries) I think should be on every trend follower's radar are: XLF -...
Shares of KORS appear to be breaking out to the upside from a bull flag formation on the weekly chart. Previous resistance at $70 should act as support to confirm. Longer-term resistance overhead at $75, the 61.8% retracement from the all-time highs north of $100 to the subsequent lows at $33. The target from the flag is around $82-85, which would coincide...
Ofensive Sector (Tech + Discretionary) vs Defensive Sector (Utils + Staples) on SPX index.
Well , we broke the highs in this pair. This shows that investors still think that the dip was as its called , a dip. I will be watching the first zone demarcated by the rectangle. That's the floor and should hold, if not , We are in for a rough ride.
Lately we've been seeing out performance vs SPX in tech XLK, financials XLF and consumer discretionary XLY. I think we have no reason not to expect strength in XBI biotech to pick up some steam in the weeks to come.
Well, at least not all sectors in out right sell mod coming into Monday. There is some hope the accelerated down trend will take a reprieve. I did for get to show XLF and XLB. They both are still lagging other indices. Bottom line XLU, XLK and XLE looking better. XLY, XLI, and XLV ugly. IWM looks best for a trend reversal Monday. Please leave comments below...