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Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Built by Traders, for Traders
Ross Givens
Stock Trader & Educator
Surprise, surprise… Another down week for stocks. As I pointed out last week, the trend is unquestionably bearish. The markets continue to see sellers in control with high volume on the downside. As I write this update, the S&P 500 is trading within 2% of its 52-week low… Not a good sign for bulls. Inflation …
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Well, that was a doozy… Stocks got clobbered again on Wednesday in one of the worst sessions in recent memory. This is what my index watchlist looked like an hour before the close… The Dow ultimately fell 3.6%, the S&P finished the day lower by 4% and the Nasdaq 100 dropped a whopping 5.1%. That’s …
I’ve given CNBC’s Jim Cramer a hard time for being more about entertainment than real investing advice. After all, the Mad Money host doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to big calls, as I detailed in a recent article. But there is one thing Cramer is right about… There is always a …
As goes Apple, so goes the market? This is a phrase you’ve probably heard before… Apple (AAPL) is the largest US company with a market cap of $2.4 trillion. And it’s the world’s second-largest company, just behind Saudi Arabian Oil Company. So, it would make sense that if Apple moves in a certain direction, the …
Big technology stocks have been a major driver for the US stock market returns over the past some years. And these stocks have also been a major source of asset gathering by mega asset managers, both in ETFs as well as for general investment funds. This also includes many major hedge funds that are active …
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The Nasdaq 100 Index is a collection of the 100 biggest and most actively traded firms in the United States that are listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. Except for industrial and investment banks, the index contains firms from a variety of sectors. Retail, biotechnology, industrial, telecommunications, health care, and other non-financial industries are among them.
The Nasdaq 100 index is traded through the Invesco QQQ Trust. This product is intended to monitor the success of the Nasdaq 100 biggest corporations. Any business in the trust must be a Nasdaq 100 member and have been listed on the wider market for at least two years.
A Short-Term Setup in the NQ
With the old adage of “Sell in May and go away” as a backdrop, today the market is setting up some trading ideas in the buy zone. This includes the technology-focused Nasdaq 100 Index futures contract (NQ). Here’s how I see this index and its contract shaping up for a positive trade idea today. The …
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