Saturday, January 30, 2021
XLE - Energy Sector Short Squeeze
A short squeeze has triggered in isolated stock names, and is sure to spread into wider sectors of the market. Short funds are running for cover to reduce risk in heavily shorted areas. The Energy Sector is one such segment of the market likely to see a rapid unwinding of short books.
Monday, January 25, 2021
GUSH - Texas Tea - This May be a Gusher
Oil company shares may be getting ready for a fast surge up. The 50 moving average is moving sharply higher.
Daily
Wednesday, January 20, 2021
China - FXI and YANG
The Chinese market has been bid up and appears overbought. The Shanghai SSEC has traded poorly since July and looks like it will roll over soon. FXI has been having difficulty at this level for many years. FXI is overbought on daily and YANG daily is oversold. Weekly and Daily
Monday, January 18, 2021
KODK - Update
KODK continues to be a top pick as the company transitions into pharmaceuticals during a healthcare crisis. The monthly chart has been up for the third month in a row. This is encouraging although the month is not over and there is not a lot of strength showing yet. The daily has been channelling and is near the lower support. Monthly and Daily
Tuesday, January 12, 2021
DRIP - Oil Stocks Analysis
Oil stocks are setting up interesting trade possibilities this year with Oil prices and the rise of Electric Vehicles. Currently there is consolidation occurring.
Daily
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
CCL - Rough Seas
As anticipated the reopening trades took a hit in December and the reopening is having further setback in January. UK lockdown, mutations, and PCR testing restricting travel when the model predicted a setback.
Carnival came close to hitting the $25 target in December. Raise the target to $26 for April.
Daily
Tuesday, January 5, 2021
Gold - Long Term Charts and Central Banks
Gold is currently trading around the 2011 peak. With 10 years of buying by central banks the price of Gold is the same as 10 years ago. Gold may have have short term upside, but what is troublesome is that the central banks may have overinflated the price. When central banks were sellers the low was marked around $250 in 1999. Now central banks are buyers, but when they return to a neutral stance the price of Gold would likely fall.
7 day chart
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