I'm a third year college UCSB student, been trading and learning for a year From the look of BA news; (1) Bearish over weekend, 777 test fail n stop due to its cargo door From the look of Technical; (1) Did not break last week's high = buy momentum didn't exceed last weeks, weekly volume lower (2) Friday closed within Thursday's range = buy momentum at a stop From the look of correlation; (1) SPY just broke out of the contraction range, rally before a fall is a reoccurring theme in the stock market = With a large momentum upward movement, unless it is a breakout, what is followed is either (A) narrow range indecision move or (B) Retrace/Correction move (2) If-Then: If SPY is opening below Friday high, then BA has another reason to fall. = Open below signals buy momentum stopped or reversed; Since SPY is a big reflection of major trading stocks, the shift in momentum indicates shift in momentum is most of other stocks
Consumer stocks such as LK is on my watch for a gain next week(either Monday or Wednesday) [1] People rolling over gains from last week to consumer stocks would be something to consider [2] These stocks move on Monday and Wednesday because freq. traded stocks are not going to move much. = (Learned from losing most trades on Monday and Wednesday SPY contracts to range-bounded moves)
Conclusion: [1] Last week BA on Monday to Thursday had continuous gain, but low volume. = Weekly Gain paired with Low Volume usually means people weren't sure about the direction of the upward movement. [2] Friday, people decided to take profit instead of breaking out of the flag = No Breakout and hold like AMZN [3] Buy momentum stopped on Friday, no good news. = Looking for reversal
Please let me know the bullish perspective and what I missed, it would help me with my learning. Oh and AMD ain't looking bright
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