My Swing Trading Approach
Still long on the market. I dabbled to the short side some yesterday, it didn’t work. Now that is out of my system, I remain long and will look to add 1-2 new positions today on market strength.
Indicators
VIX – Pretty much flat yesterday, but that is quite impressive when you consider it dropped 17% from its intraday highs of 11.77 down to its closing price of 10.05.
T2108 (% of stocks trading below their 40-day moving average): Sill finished lower for a fifth consecutive day, down 1.6% to 66%. Still a healthy number for this bull market.
Moving averages (SPX): 5-day and 10-day moving averages broke early on, but managed to close above them, before the end of the day.
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Industries to Watch Today
Utilities led the way yesterday. Financials looking to breakout of recent consolidation. Consumer Defensive and Technology were by far the weakest areas of the market yesterday. Energy looking to roll over.
My Market Sentiment
I thought yesterday that the weakness would persist and the longs would get washed out. Initially it looked that way, but the dip buyers stepped in and rallied the market back into the green. Impossible market environment for the bears to succeed in.
S&P 500 Technical Analysis
Current Stock Trading Portfolio Balance
- 3 long positions
Recent Stock Trade Notables:
- Lam Research (LRCX): Long at $185.23, sold at $192.24 for a 3.8% profit.
- Starbucks (SBUX): Long at $55.59, sold at $54.94 for a 1.1% loss.
- Illinois Tool Works (ITW): Long at $148.63, sold at $151.23 for a 1.8% profit.
- Nvdia (NVDA): Long at $180.18, sold at $187.38 for a 4% profit.
- Olin Corp (OLN): Long at $34.37, sold at $36.14 for a 5.2% profit.
- Lowe’s (LOW): Long at $77.97, sold at $81.52 for a 4.6% profit
- IBB: Long at $330.91, sold at $338.25 for a 2.2% profit.
- Seagate Technologies (STX): Long at $34.35, sold at $33.89 for a 1.3% loss.
- Wynn Resorts (WYNN): Long at $149.65, sold at $147.14 for a 1.7% loss.
- Imax Corp (IMAX): Long at $23.03, sold at 22.26 for a 3.3% loss.
- Marriott International (MAR): Long at $106.26, sold at $108.26 for a 1.9% profit.
- Alibaba Group (BABA): Long at $170.63, sold at $170.29 for a 5.0% profit.
- Workday (WDAY): Long at $106.91, sold at $104.90 for a 1.8% loss.
- Nvdia (NVDA): Long at $170.45, sold at $187.94 for a 10.3% profit.
- Tyco Connectivity (TEL): Long at $80.15, sold at 82.58 for a 3% profit.
- Netflix (NFLX): Long at 177.75, sold at 182.30 for a 2.6% profit.
- Micron (MU): Long at $31.12, sold at $31.94 for a 2.6% profit.
- WYNN Resorts (WYNN): Long at 138.20, sold at $141.37 for a 2.3% profit.
- Netflix (NFLX): Long at $168.69, sold at $173.06 for a 3% profit.
- PSQ: Long at $39.28, sold at $38.34 for a 2.3% loss.
- SPXU: Long at $14.68, sold at $15.42 for a 5.0% profit.
- Tesla (TSLA): Long at 365.09, sold at 356.15 for a 2.4% loss.
- United Parcel Service (UPS): Long at 113.58, sold at $114.74 for a 1% profit.
- First Solar (FSLR): Long at $48.07, sold at $49.10 for a 2.1% profit.
- Facebook (FB): Short at $168.31, covered at $170.62 for a 1.3% loss.
- SDS: Long at $49.81, sold at $48.88 for a 1.8% loss.
- SPXU: Long at $14.51, sold at $15.25 for a 5.1% profit.
- Zayo Group (ZAYO): Long at 32.91, sold at 33.83 for a 2.8% profit.
- JP Morgan Chase (JPM): Long at $94.91, sold at $93.83 for a 1.1% loss.
- Bank of America (BAC): Long at $24.48, sold at $25.01 for a 2.2% profit.
- Alibaba Group (BABA): Long at $151.69, sold at $153.43 for a 1.2% profit.

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