The setup this time is much improved, but there's nothing that says the same fake-out breakout won't happen tomorrow, followed by another swoon. However, in this game, you have to play each opportunity. If you played on the 20th/21st, you have to play tomorrow. As long as you respect your sell-stops and get out early, you have the luxury of testing the waters many times over until the rally finally sticks.
I warned yesterday to avoid the open, and sure enough both ideas from yesterday triggered in the first 45 minutes only to fade the rest of the day. If you stayed away but still want in, my entry price for AMAT is 12.21 and for GOOG 368.71. These are buy-stop prices, meaning the market price has to trade up to that level before I'd buy.
Current Holdings | ||||||
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Ticker | Basis | Closing Price |
Perf. | Sell-Stop | Additional Exit Guideline | Chart |
PQ | 8.07 | 9.66 | +19.7% | 8.36 | None | Chart |
AMAT | 12.47 | 12.08 | -3.1% | 11.84 | None | Chart |
GOOG | 371.01 | 359.69 | -3.1% | 346.19 | Consider selling on a close < 354 | Chart |
A bunch of ETFs for tomorrow. This is in case we don't get that pullback and instead just take off from here.
Ticker | Entry | Exit A | Exit C | Chart |
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SSO (Ultra S&P 500) | 32.31 | 29.58 | 27.49 | Chart |
XLK (Technology ETF) | 16.92 | 16.27 | 15.74 | Chart |
SLV (Silver ETF) | 10.07 | 9.44 | 8.69 | Chart |
Please refer to "How To Trade The Ideas" (right-hand side) to read this table.
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