The smart money was selling popular tech stocks when they were near the highs earlier this month. Now they have stopped selling in some of those stocks. Let’s explore further to gain an edge. Click here to see a table showing my calculations of the smart-money action as of Sept.
The Arora Report published a “sell” signal on Apple’s stock before the iPhone 8 and iPhone X launch. At the time, Apple AAPL was trading around $164. Please see “Investors who recently bought Apple’s stock should consider locking in profits.” Now that that call has proven to be correct, I am
I am getting a lot of questions about Amazon’s stock. Some investors want to aggressively buy for the long term. Others want to unload and lock in gains. Let’s review the company, and then I will give you key pointers to help you invest in Amazon the right way. Chart
Don’t be fooled by the lackluster iPhone event held Tuesday A magnet is pulling Apple’s stock price to $200 — and beyond. The strong pull consists of fundamentals, technicals and market mechanics. Let’s explore that, starting with a chart. The chart Please click here to see an annotated monthly chart
Investors are excited about the new iPhone 8 expected to be unveiled Tuesday. Still, Apple CEO Tim Cook is selling Apple AAPL shares. What does he know that we don’t? Maybe there’s nothing there. Anyway, to explore the answer, let’s start with a chart of Apple stock. Chart Please click here
Prudent investors prepare for different scenarios. Right now, the stock market is assuming two things. First, regarding North Korea, that people in power on all sides are rational. Second, a buy-the-dip mentality will prevail and machines that trade large volumes every day will not make mistakes. To understand that latter
After languishing for a few days, FAANG stocks are back in a big way. That’s because FAANG cowboys are once again enamored about big technology stocks. I call those investors cowboys because they seem mesmerized by the potential rewards of buying into the momentum but appear mostly oblivious to the
There are times when it pays to look years ahead when you’re an investor. That time is now for Apple AAPL. Under one scenario, Apple’s stock could double. At first glance, such a possibility seems ridiculous given current Wall Street’s price targets on Apple. Isn’t Wall Street often behind the
In my 30-plus years in the markets, I can safely say that most popular analysis methods do not work well. Still, I can attest that a combination of forward-looking macro analysis combined with a review of earnings projections works most of the time. In plain English: Look for change. New
Prudent investors ought to pay attention to a menacing pattern developing in the stock market. Please click here for an annotated chart. The chart is of the Nasdaq 100 ETF QQQ, A similar pattern can be seen in S&P 500 ETF SPY, I picked QQQ because the pattern is more