Aug 5 markets update and has the market tone changed?

 

Markets update Aug 5 2023 - and our thoughts for Q3

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Fed testimony, Markets, Tech Stocks and Backtest feature on our site

Fed testimony, Markets, Tech Stocks and Backtest feature on our site

LATEST UPDATE: Yellen dovishness sparked huge market move and tech stocks came off oversold conditions. Revenue growth is not there - but we are in bubble mode. We like the following pair trade - Long NFLX calls, Short NVDA. VIX is at all time low and volume in markets is also low - therefore the grind higher. Keep tight trailing stops. SP500 is going to 2500 and DOW to 22000. No stopping this bubble - we like also KLAC and AMAT. BA was our top pick and we still like it.

Brief update on the markets and Yellen testimony. 

Well looks like the squirrel went back into its hole - Yellen and the central bankers are now clueless as to what to do - one moment they are hawkish and then the next two weeks they become dovish. They are so scared now to raise rates, that they have just completely given up. They talked about reigning in the monetary stimulus via draining liquidity from the system by selling their assets on their huge balance sheet of over $4T - loaded with mortgage backed securities. They want to start this in September and increase that as they go along. In addition, Grandma Yellen also indicated that she may not be raising rates (of course that would increase our debt burden) T aggressively - the markets rocked up in a straight line, dollar crashed but gold was up slightly. Basically the Fed is saying we do not care about the bubbles, asset valuations and whatever else the loose monetary policy has unleashed in asset bubbles around the world. Case in example - do you know that the Indian stock market is up over 1000% - yes 1000% - in 14 years - no one is mentioning that the Indian banks are drowning in NPLs - but yet the market is up over 1000%. PEs and company valuations in the US are at levels not seen since the 2000 and 2007 heights and moving higher. But the central banks do not care as this is making the rich richer and the goal is to make the average guy feel richer. Nasdaq is out performing and we are heading into earnings season for Q2 - we will have to wait and see how the companies manipulate their results using financial engineering and stock buybacks etc. Oil has been crashing - we had predicted that and we will have to wait and see how that plays out. Tech stocks are rocking and rolling like there is no bound to valuations and PEs - sounds like the 1999-2000 bubble times (i remember those days very distinctly). FAANG stocks are rocking and we like NFLX and AMZN. FB is breaking out and we need to watch carefully where it goes. We like BABA, QCOM, BA, CAT, LLY, AAPL and are short NVDA. Airline stocks like UAL are about to breakout and rail stocks along with defense stocks look good. Even though there may be issues with the valuations etc., these do not matter as we are in full bubble mode - in Bay area people are over bidding on houses by over 350K with multiple offers - exactly like 1999. We expect this to continue. In addition, we are not seeing any real technical weakness in the markets other retail and oil stocks. We also like EEM as merging markets are doing well.

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Is Tech Party over Fed and Grandma Yellen, ECB and Grandpa Draghi..

Is the Tech Stock party over??

So did the Fed crash the tech party and the bubble it created - what will it do to other asset bubbles. What will happen in the future with all the debt built up into the system and why have the billionaires become even richer in this cycle. The answer is Greed!! The Fed, ECB and central banks know that there is no way out of this debt cycle and bubble they have created and are responsible for. In the name of trying to save doomed and heavily taxed economies of the world and then making promises they cannot keep, the central banks are in a big bind - keep printing money and grow the debt or try to drain the liquidity. They have boxed themselves into a corner. 

The whole world has now over 280% debt to GDP ratio - Yes over 280% - thanks to Central banks and our crazy fractional banking system. Every nation is going to pay the price and the Fed has tried to perk up stock prices and has created another massive bubble in stocks and housing - it is called lather, rinse, repeat - when will these folks ever learn - that asset bubbles created from such loose monetary policies allow the folks at the top to get even richer and the lower class and middle class really do not get any benefit. Wages are stagnant and all the house buying is supported by elevated stock prices.

So did the Fed finally realize that the end is near.. and that they need to do something to stop their balance sheet from growing - did the ECB just realize that they are also complicit in perpetrating an asset bubble - just take a look at student debt, auto loan debt, and credit card debt just in the US. Consumer debt in UK, Australia and all countries is at exorbitant levels relative to income. Then there is corporate debt which has grown massively while rates have been low - will these go into default - what about the energy sector companies - will these be able to service their debt loads and their dividends?? 

The tech stocks and Nasdaq have had a massive run up and the valuations are at nose bleed levels. All these companies have manipulated earnings by doing stock buybacks and cost adjustments via layoffs and outsourcing. Real revenue growth is evident in very few companies and lot of the semiconductor companies businesses are very cyclical. Many of these stocks - specially like NVDA are trading at multiples given to very speculative companies or IPOs. We are betting heavily against NVDA and believe it is going lot lower. The daily chart shows a climax high on the day it touched its all time high of 168.5. In addition, the chart is parabolic in nature and parabolic charts never end well. We like QCOM as a better investment even though it is in the middle of some lawsuits and fighting the FTC and Apple. But their purchase of NXPI is an awesome addition to their portfolio as NXPI has huge presence in China. We do not believe the true benefits of this acquisition is reflected in the current stock price. NXPIs' RFID technology is omnipresent in China and the rest of the world (ROW) and growing. QCOM has enough cash to keep the dividend payout and if the government decides to change the tax rate on dividends then watch out and all dividend paying stocks will crash. See our video on youtube at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFC5iVaTkQY

So we think the bell on the NASDAQ and the semi stocks. We advise taking profits aggressively. All key indicators of market bullishness are at levels seen only in 1929 and 2007. 2000 bubble mania was higher and was the biggest bubble ever.

DOW stocks are doing well and it appears that energy may be bottoming here. We like CAT, DE and BA (wait to buy this one). The biotech sector still looks good but we would sell JNJ and MRK. Housing stocks look ok. Bonds are down recently - watch these closely.

Futures are pointing to a higher open for Monday Jul 3. This is very typical action prior to Jul 4th holiday. Sell into this rally any tech stocks and take profits. AAPL is still cheap but we would wait to buy at lower prices. We like NKE but keep a stop at 55. Weekly chart looks good. Chart for NKE - www.trucharts.com/stockcharts.aspx?TICK=NKE

Good luck trading. 

B. Bhatia

Founder

Mr. Market, Yellen, Gold, Tech stocks and bubbles

Markets, Yellen, Fed, gold, Tech stocks and bubbles

Well another week and Monday markets were up and all the bulls were running around predicting that the markets were headed higher. Sure enough we had a down week last week and Grandma Yellen's move to tighten is still being partially ignored by the markets. TLT or bonds were moving higher with yields moving down. We like TLT and have been long since 120. Check the chart here:

www.trucharts.com/stockcharts.aspx?TICK=TLT

There was a heavy rotation into the biotech stocks this past week. The move in the biotech ETFs such as XBI, IBB and BIB were excellent and look like weekly breakouts. We expect these to move higher based on their weekly chart patterns. Check these charts below and we would expect a pullback before we would take any long positions.

Weekly charts:

We believe the rotation is coming out of tech stocks and moving into alternate investments that have been lagging. There is no question that we are in a bubble mode for all assets - the question is, when will this bubble burst. Over 90% of the tech stocks are trading at ridiculous PEs and valuations (that are above the 2000 stock bubble). 

Even with Fed tightening, central banks around the world are still in easing and loose monetary policy mode. 

Gold has been bouncing around this level between 1200 - 1330 for quite some time. Technicals are negative and we have to see a decisive break above the weekly moving averages of 13, 50 and 100 to turn bullish. We do not see that happening unless there is a monetary crisis a.k.a China Yuan or some other country currency crashing.

In the tech stocks we like, QCOM and WDC. These stocks relative to their peers are cheap and have good dividends and low PEs. We also like Alibaba - BABA, TWTR (if weekly close above $19.5) and would short NVDA. Please keep tight stops at 5% below 50d SMA or 20 week SMA. You can find these values on our site when you plot the charts on the www.trucharts.com/stockcharts.aspx page. 

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Markets - DOWN DOWN DOWN! - Read what we said!!

Markets --- DOWN DOWN DOWN! - Read what we said!!

Well there you have it - DOW down 530 points and NASDAQ down 171 wow!! Just go read all our blog entries and our tweets/fb posts on taking profits and hedging your positions with puts - we talked about the topping nature of the market and we covered some shorts this morning for a tidy profit - we were up all night thinking of trades to do this morning and then got the easy gift of DE (Deere) - we shorted right at the open. We have been short HAL, PYPL and IBB. We closed our IBB short call for 90% profit today - last week in our blog we picked IBB and HAL as top shorts along with PYPL and BABA, INTC, MU.

Good luck trading.. We told you so!!

Closed SWKS short.

Trucharts team

Markets Direction - Up or Down? Where are we headed? Trucharts.com Blog Update

Markets Direction - Up or Down? Where are we headed? Weekend Blog Update week ending 5/29/15

We have not had a chance to do a weekend update due to the jet lag from travel and other pressing matters. Finally getting some time to put my thoughts down related to the markets from the past 3 weeks and heading into the summer session.

Well NASDAQ hit a new high, markets moved higher and many earnings were reported. Avago bought Broadcom - a $37B acquisition (we think they paid too much - almost 5.5x sales) and then we have Intel buying ALTR this week - from an earnings we had HD, LOW and many other companies that reported earnings in the past couple of weeks. ULTA also reported but the stock reversed after reporting its earnings as did HD. There is talk of additional mergers in the semi company space - here are the companies that we think are ripe for consolidation - MXIM, IDTI, TXN, SLAB, MCHP, ADI, NVDA, AMD, SWKS, MRVL, XLNX, AMBA and probably many others we are missing.  Keep an eye on these stocks. NXPI, AVGO, INTC and other big semi companies would be possible acquirers. With the AVGO and BRCM merger - the merged company will be the 3rd largest semiconductor company after INTC (1) and QCOM (2).

Our drug stock picks LLY, MYL and TEVA still holding strong. The biotech sector has been holding the NASDAQ up and we expect that this sector will eventually fall - we just cannot predict when - there is technical weakness in the ETFs in the biotech sector.

We are very concerned about the underlying weakness in the markets - structurally. We are seeing many stocks breaking down in the DOW and S&P500. In addition, stocks are reversing after reporting earnings - check HD, ULTA. Housing stocks are dropping - indicating that the markets are anticipating rate hikes from the Fed. We think the Fed sees an asset bubble and are being left with no choice but to start raising the Fed funds rate. Housing prices are moving up. unemployment is down to 5.3%, homes on the west coast are selling at prices higher than asking - and this has been the longest period for the rates being at near zero - now close to 6+ years and over the past week we posted an article on FB and G+ where Byron Wein discusses how the Fed has pumped over $3T into the markets - we concur. And then we see this article over the weekend:

- http://finance.yahoo.com/news/robert-shiller-bubble-element-were-140322037.html 

All these are pointing to over valuation in the markets and the complacency is remarkable. The VIX was down last week and we expect this to spike higher in the coming weeks. We stated that we would take profits here and hedge positions with calls and puts. Adding some shorts is in our plan for the coming week.  We are long BIDU, TWTR, Z (all hedged with covered calls) and are looking to short MSFT, and possibly IBM. 

Just take a look at the stocks that popped on our sell signal strategy here:Just sort the page by volume from highest to lowest by clicking on the volume column twice: 

http://www.trucharts.com/FilteredStocks.aspx?ConditionId=8174,8175,8176

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Again - watch the Greek situation, China stock bubble, and sell here to take some profits and wait for a better opportunity.

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Stock Market 5/28 - Midday Update Tuesday - Trucharts.com -

Midday Market update: 5/27

Stocks are bouncing back from the drop yesterday post Memorial day holiday from a possible buy the dip philosophy and possible Greece solution. 

We doubt this move/rally and would look to sell into rallies and take profits - NASDAQ is up from the biotech stock moves and some tech stocks. We like $DE, $BIDU and went long $TIF today. Stocks getting hammered are $WDAY, $KORS and $SHAK.  We like $MO and the tobacco stocks for their dividends and would look to go long. Short gold for now.

Markets look extended still and volatility is still low. Oil is dropping. Watch SVXY and VXX.

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Our return of 15% on BIDU - bought stock at 205 - wrote weekly covered calls for two weeks $5.00 each - these expired worthless and then we wrote another covered call for this week for $5 - total credit was for $15.00 (for three weeks) and if stock gets called away Friday 4/10 we would end up making $1500 on ($10250) investment (50% margin). Awesome 15% return!! 

UPDATE : OUR STOCK CALLED AWAY ON FRIDAY APRIL 10.

Chart here: www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=BIDU

Trucharts team

Where are the markets headed this week and hot stocks to watch - Trucharts.com Blog

Trucharts.com Blog week ending 3/20/2015

Where are the markets headed this coming week and what are the hot stocks to watch this week.

The Fed spoke and the markets rocketed higher last week and gold moved higher and stocks responded positively to the Fed comments - bonds moved higher and yields dropped, the dollar was crushed for a short time and then bounced back. We still like the US dollar and we expect the Euro to head lower. The Fed is cornered and scared to do anything to upset the markets - and they are into playing 'WORD' games - patient and impatient etc. It is truly absurd how the markets are so hung up on words from the Fed. The markets were driven down heading into the Fed meeting and then the VIX got crushed and all the market indices rocketed higher right after the Fed meeting. Basically the Fed said they will not raise rates in June - something that was not surprising to us - we do not expect the Fed to raise rates at all this year even though there is lot of jawboning going on by the Fed and it's governors.

The DOW JONES INDUSTRIALS climbed above the 18K number - NASDAQ buoyed by the flaming biotech stocks and semiconductor stocks breached the 5000 mark and has everyone now waiting and talking about breaking the 2000 high - which we expect is coming to get all the news talking heads excited and bubbling with joy.

Biotech stocks the darlings of Wall Street are having price movements like the internet stocks of 2000 - we do not know when or how this is going to end - companies are buying other smaller rivals or companies with potential blockbuster drugs - and this can last as long as we are in this Fed driven rally and a zero interest rate environment - which says keep taking risks until We (the FED) says time out.

Technically speaking even though the RSI and MACD are exhibiting lower highs with this move up - the patterns seems to indicate higher highs. The NASDAQ is technically broken out to a new high. There maybe some pullbacks (consolidation) - but the trend is for higher highs. We are heading into earnings reporting season and need to be on guard for any potential earnings warnings - please keep these in mind prior to taking any big positions or longer term bullish positions.

AAPL was integrated into the DOW Industrials this week and is a Dow component now. We would be watchful of AAPL here. SBUX announced a stock split this week and SWKS, NXPI and AVGO hit brand new all time highs. Check out our reports page at www.trucharts.com/marketreports.aspx for stock lists with technical breakouts etc.

The biotech sector is on fire and we were wrong on our call in this sector but still believe that this sector is definitely overextended - but right now the sector is still in the hands of the bulls - just check stocks like www.trucharts.com/stockview.asp?TICK=REGN - please check the stock from period 2000 to now and you will see what we mean by exponential moves.

Stocks we picked last week - LLY and SO, PCG did well during this week and LLY was up over $6 from our pick price. 

Stocks we like this week - TWTR, MYL and TEVA - we will be watching these closely and be looking to go long TWTR. Here are the weekly charts (TEVA is breaking out):

Good luck trading.

Trucharts.com team and Founder 

Stocks of Interest - and Covered Call Strategy with 12% return - Market closing 3/11/2015

Trucharts.com - Markets Update and Stocks of Interest and Covered Call Strategy for BIDU

Markets were in an oscillation mode today and we had several negative and positive readings. But at the end of the day - markets ended down. We shorted UAL today - even though it was up today - our position in BOX stock is doing well (we write covered calls and / or covered puts on our longs/shorts) as needed based on market conditions.

We still expect SP to test 2025 and the Euro to go below par to the USD - our target is 0.90 - 0.95 - currently it is at 1.056 approximately.

We are short AEM and UAL. Stocks long positions are BOX, TWTR, USO, DATA, Z. 

Looking to go long BIDU - chart here - www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=BIDU - we like the stock primarily because it looks oversold and the call premium is very good and therefore the short term returns with covered call writing will provide a good return on the investment. Be aware that this a volatile stock. 

So let us say you buy 100 shares on margin - for 2 months - margin rates vary but are around 2-4% currently.

The covered call for near the strike price of 205 for APRIL 17 2015 is around $5.00 - so you will collect 500 as premium for one month and then your cost will be around 200. Let us say on April 17th the stock is at 200 and your call expired worthless (205 strike) - you can write the 200 call for May 15th around that time should be around $7 and you collect 700. Your total investment on margin at 50% is $10000 and you collected $1200 as premium on the calls and your cost went down to around $193.  BIDU call writing makes lot of sense and therefore we are looking to do this trade.

TruCharts team   

Trucharts.com - Markets, Hot Stocks, Blog week ending 3/6/2015

Trucharts.com Blog week ending 3/06 and Hot Stocks to Watch Week of 3/9

What a jobs report - wow!! - even our numbers were not close enough to the actual numbers. Our estimate for March jobs report was around 230K on the high side and the number came in at 295K and unemployment rate dropped to a respectable 5.5%. We do not expect any slowdown heading into the summer season - the US dollar rallied and gold got crushed - we stated that gold was heading down in our previous posts - and here comes the probability that the Fed will be pushed to raise the Fed funds rate by June - we expect even that if they raise it by 0.25bp - would still be too low to affect the markets. There will likely be a short-term pullback - we indicated in our posts on fb and g+ that the markets looked extended and a pullback to 2050 should be expected. Also Mar 9th will be the 6 year anniversary of the bull market. The markets will be on the watch out for Fed statements going forward and the strength of the US dollar maybe hurting the export driven companies, but is a good sign for the US and the US economy. There should be some concern around job losses related to the oil industry - which we would expect to see happen within the next few months. We heard on the news of layoffs from HP and Ebay. But job hiring scene is still strong in many sectors. Majority of the job growth was in the in the service industry in the March jobs report. With the Fed still staying the course with ZIRP - we expect that the markets will consolidate here with some pullback heading into the Q2 earnings season. Support for the S&P is in the 2050 area.

Check out the videos and articles we posted on our G+ and FB pages.

Market Stats (from finance.yahoo.com) Friday close:

DOW JONES IND: 17856.78 - DOWN -278.94; S&P500: 2071.26 - DOWN -29.78; NASDAQ: 4927.37 - DOWN -55.44

ADVANCERS/DECLINERS: NYSE: 308/1574; (RATIO ~ 1:3) - NASDAQ: 858/1944 (RATIO ~ 1:2)

UP VOL/DOWN VOL (Millions): NYSE: 673/3177 (~1:5); NASDAQ: 541/1308 (~1:3)

We have been short AEM, IBB (has been hurting but is a hedged position), Long ANGI, TWTR, Z, USO, DATA, LLY.

All of pur positions have calls or puts written against the position(s).

Here are stocks we are watching this week: Looking to short RGLD (or buy puts), Short UAL or buy puts and USO looks like it is pointing to lower oil prices - we have covered calls on USO. Here are the charts.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Check out the charts we posted in our blog last week.

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Markets and AA short

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Be watchful here - markets are exhibiting characteristics of topping out after the NASDAQ run to 5000. Leadership is very thin and breadth is going down. We would take some profits and some money of the table.

Shorting AA after car sales report yesterday and breakdown in AA chart technically - here is the chart:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/carmakers-stall-out-181940856.html

A very good article on oil and how it is going to impact companies in the oil sector: read it:

http://finance.yahoo.com/…/price-oil-blow-hole-corporate-05…

Trucharts.com - Weekly blog week ending 2/27 - Hot Stocks to Watch

Trucharts.com Blog week ending 2/27/2015 - Markets and Hot Stocks, stocks and thoughts for the coming week

VIX dropping and the complacency is truly remarkable. Just check the chart here for VXX etf still heading down and we expect this to find a bottom and stabilize - the technicals are not pointing to any big move yet in volatility. We are heading into the sixth year of the bull market from the March 2009 bottom - earnings have been reasonable with some surprises and stocks which have beaten the estimates and raised forecasts have been rewarded their investors nicely. Check AVGO and CRM as examples. 

VXX chart:

Oil dropped this week and gold stabilized around 1200 - we think gold will vacillate around 1175 - 1250 until there is an actual breakdown. We posted some good videos this week on the Fed's interest rate policy conundrum and how they have put themselves in a corner - and with the current ZIRP, we expect markets to trend higher after another consolidation phase here. A pull back to the 13 day SMA or even the 50d SMA would be a decent pullback. The leadership in stocks is narrowing and the breadth is narrowing also.  Here is the chart for SPY (check the technicals weakening RSI and MACD):

Target support is between 208 - 205 (around 2080 and 2050 for S&P500):

We expect oil to head down and try to form a bottom before heading higher into the summer season. Gas prices in California are still high due to some refinery shutdowns, labor strikes. We expect oil prices to stay between 40 - 55.

Greece which got its loan stay/extension - we just call it noise and the Euro is getting crushed. We are in an all out currency war now and we really like the US dollar here - as there is no other currency that is currently safe. This will impact gold prices as the USD heads higher.

Ukraine is in total disaster mode, Venezuela is sinking - Russia us struggling and China is slowing down. Japan is mired in debt and all it can think of doing is cheapen its currency.

Stocks that have triggered short signals are in the airline sector - check the chart here for DAL, UAL and LUV:

www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=DAL

www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=UAL

www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=LUV

Also take a look at the chart for CAT here below:

www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=CAT

Stocks on our list for longs are:

www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=ANGi, www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx?TICK=CRM.

Additional stocks we are watching are: LLY, ALTR.

Our long positions with options are in the following stocks: LLY, USO, ANV, DATA, Z, TWTR, ANGI

As we indicated in our blog 2 weeks ago - our call on ALTR was excellent - we locked our profits based on the buy signal generated from our Fast Trading Signal Strategy. Profit was 4.5% and ALTR has hit 37 since our buy call around 34.7.

Check these trading strategies on our stock charts page at: www.trucharts.com/stockview.aspx 

Market Stats: (from finance.yahoo.com)

S&P 500: 2,104.50 -6.24 (-0.30%); Dow: 18,132.70 -81.72 (-0.45%); Nasdaq: 4963.53 -24.36 (-0.49%)

Advancers & Decliners

	NYSE	AMEX	NASDAQ
Advancing Issues	1,614 (50%)	228 (57%)	1,034 (37%)
Declining Issues	1,530 (47%)	157 (39%)	1,676 (60%)
Unchanged Issues	93 (3%)	18 (4%)	91 (3%)
Total Issues	3,237	403	2,801
New Highs	99	6	105
New Lows	30	6	35
Up Volume	1,587,571,140 (45%)	87,795,645 (71%)	737,990,334 (39%)
Down Volume	1,903,862,936 (54%)	34,160,800 (28%)	1,151,918,788 (60%)
Unchanged Volume	60,957,743 (2%)	999,147 (1%)	24,153,883 (1%)
Total Volume	3,552,391,8191	122,955,5921	1,914,063,0051

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