BIG POST! Technical Analysis of 75 Stocks From The S&P 500 List!
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Baron Rothschild, a British banker and politician from a wealthy family, once said that the best time to buy is “when there is blood in the streets.” In simple words, when everyone else is selling, it's a great time to fill your portfolio.
At the moment, there have been quite scary times considering the current situation around Ukraine, plus S&P500 futures made a small break below 4300, which might open the doors to lower prices. Actually, it is great because it can also open the doors to lower price levels for individual stocks as well.
Considering the potential "threat" to decline, I took over the entire SP500 list and analyzed all of them!! Those that caught my eye did a technical analysis to find the optimal entry points. Quite a lot of work, but I thought to share it with you guys as well, maybe you may find something useful here.
"Buy when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own."
The best stocks to invest in are the ones already existing in your portfolio. Maybe they are trading at lower prices, and your portfolio is in red. However, they are still the best options available to you. Why? If your's and your company's thesis are the same then you have already analyzed those stocks, and they are still in your portfolio only because you’re confident that they will perform well in the future. Then why not invest more in such stocks when they are down. As I have said previously take it as "SALE" in the mall. Look into your portfolio and find out those stocks which are currently trading at a cheaper price, hopefully, you find something from here as well.
Now, to talk about my given stocks below. These are just technical analyses, I can give the optimal entry prices for each one but you have to do your own fundamental analysis for them. One of my favorite "quote" about both analysis: Fundamental analysis tells you WHAT to buy, technical analysis tells you WHEN to buy. So, I share some ideas from where you can buy certain stocks but do your homework and do the fundamental analysis, do not follow them blindly!
In this post, you can find breakout opportunities to buy the strength after certain price levels have broken. Here are buying zones after corrections and some bigger names I have pointed out some price levels from where you can buy every dip to build up your long-term portfolio.
Use partial entries, long-term position builders can enter into certain stocks after it has reached inside the shown box and buy more if they should fall lower from the initial entry to average the entry price. Mid-term investors should start to build their positions somewhere in the middle of boxes.
Love it or hate it but here they are...
1) Apple (AAPL) - Buy the dip.
2) Adobe (ADBE)
3) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
4) Amazone (AMZN)
5) Arista Network (ANET)
6) Aptiv PLC (APTV)
7) American Express (AXP) - Buy the dip.
8) Bio-Rad Laboratories (BIO)
9) BlackRock (BLK)
10) Ball Corporation (BLL)
11) Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) - Buy the dip.
12) Cardinal Health (CAH)
13) Ceridian HCM Holding (CDAY)
14) Charter Communications (CHTR)
15) Comcast Corp. (CMCSA)
16) Cummins (CMI)
17) Salesforce.com (CRM)
18) Cisco Systems (CSCO)
19) Caesars Entertainment (CZR)
20) Devon Energy (DVN)
21) Electric Arts (EA)
22) eBay (EBAY)
23) Enphase Energy (ENPH)
24) Expeditors International of Washington (EXPD)
25) Meta Platforms (FB)
26) FedEx (FDX)
27) First Republic Bank (FRC)
28) General Motors (GM)
29) Alphabet (GOOG)
30) Genuine Parts (GPC)
31) Goldman Sachs (GS)
32) Hormel Foods (HRL)
33) Intel (INTC)
34) Ingersoll Rand (IR)
35) Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)
36) Johnson Controls International (JCI)
37) Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) - Buy the dip.
38) CarMax (KMX)
39) Kroger Company (KR)
40) Lennar Corp. (LEN)
41) LKQ Corp. (LKQ)
42) Southwest Airlines (LUV)
43) Las Vegas Sands (LVS)
44) Microchip Technology Incorporated (MCHP)
45) Altria Group (MO)
46) Moderna (MRNA)
47) Morgan Stanley (MS)
48) Microsoft (MSFT) - Load it up ;)
49) Match Group (MTCH)
50) Netflix (NFLX)
51) NRG Energy (NRG)
52) NVIDIA (NVDA)
53) NXP Semiconductors (NXPI)
54) Pfizer (PFE)
55) PerkinElmer
56) Pentair (PNR)
57) Public Storage (PSA)
58) PayPal (PYPL)
59) Qorvo (QRVO)
60) Rockwell Automation (ROK)
61) Rollins (ROL)
62) Snap-On Incorporated (SNA)
63) Seagate Technology (STX)
64) Skyworks Solutions (SWKS)
65) TE Connectivity (TEL)
66) Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO)
67) Trimble (TRMB)
68) Tesla (TSLA) - You can buy it now but save some ammo for lower prices!
69) Train Technologies (TT)
70) Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO)
71) United Rentals (URI)
72) Waters Corp. (WAT)
73) Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)
74) Xylem (XYL)
75) Autodesk (ADSK)
And that's all. Some may say and think that some of the given prices will never reach these zones. I would like to tell them - whatever! At least we are prepared, and if something bigger could happen with to the stock market, those who are prepared will win, because in March 2020 the bottom was made in just a few days.
Prepare, wait, aim, and shoot!
Do your homework!!
Regards,
Vaido
Baron Rothschild, a British banker and politician from a wealthy family, once said that the best time to buy is “when there is blood in the streets.” In simple words, when everyone else is selling, it's a great time to fill your portfolio.
At the moment, there have been quite scary times considering the current situation around Ukraine, plus S&P500 futures made a small break below 4300, which might open the doors to lower prices. Actually, it is great because it can also open the doors to lower price levels for individual stocks as well.
Considering the potential "threat" to decline, I took over the entire SP500 list and analyzed all of them!! Those that caught my eye did a technical analysis to find the optimal entry points. Quite a lot of work, but I thought to share it with you guys as well, maybe you may find something useful here.
"Buy when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own."
The best stocks to invest in are the ones already existing in your portfolio. Maybe they are trading at lower prices, and your portfolio is in red. However, they are still the best options available to you. Why? If your's and your company's thesis are the same then you have already analyzed those stocks, and they are still in your portfolio only because you’re confident that they will perform well in the future. Then why not invest more in such stocks when they are down. As I have said previously take it as "SALE" in the mall. Look into your portfolio and find out those stocks which are currently trading at a cheaper price, hopefully, you find something from here as well.
Now, to talk about my given stocks below. These are just technical analyses, I can give the optimal entry prices for each one but you have to do your own fundamental analysis for them. One of my favorite "quote" about both analysis: Fundamental analysis tells you WHAT to buy, technical analysis tells you WHEN to buy. So, I share some ideas from where you can buy certain stocks but do your homework and do the fundamental analysis, do not follow them blindly!
In this post, you can find breakout opportunities to buy the strength after certain price levels have broken. Here are buying zones after corrections and some bigger names I have pointed out some price levels from where you can buy every dip to build up your long-term portfolio.
Use partial entries, long-term position builders can enter into certain stocks after it has reached inside the shown box and buy more if they should fall lower from the initial entry to average the entry price. Mid-term investors should start to build their positions somewhere in the middle of boxes.
Love it or hate it but here they are...
1) Apple (AAPL) - Buy the dip.
2) Adobe (ADBE)
3) Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)
4) Amazone (AMZN)
5) Arista Network (ANET)
6) Aptiv PLC (APTV)
7) American Express (AXP) - Buy the dip.
8) Bio-Rad Laboratories (BIO)
9) BlackRock (BLK)
10) Ball Corporation (BLL)
11) Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) - Buy the dip.
12) Cardinal Health (CAH)
13) Ceridian HCM Holding (CDAY)
14) Charter Communications (CHTR)
15) Comcast Corp. (CMCSA)
16) Cummins (CMI)
17) Salesforce.com (CRM)
18) Cisco Systems (CSCO)
19) Caesars Entertainment (CZR)
20) Devon Energy (DVN)
21) Electric Arts (EA)
22) eBay (EBAY)
23) Enphase Energy (ENPH)
24) Expeditors International of Washington (EXPD)
25) Meta Platforms (FB)
26) FedEx (FDX)
27) First Republic Bank (FRC)
28) General Motors (GM)
29) Alphabet (GOOG)
30) Genuine Parts (GPC)
31) Goldman Sachs (GS)
32) Hormel Foods (HRL)
33) Intel (INTC)
34) Ingersoll Rand (IR)
35) Intuitive Surgical (ISRG)
36) Johnson Controls International (JCI)
37) Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) - Buy the dip.
38) CarMax (KMX)
39) Kroger Company (KR)
40) Lennar Corp. (LEN)
41) LKQ Corp. (LKQ)
42) Southwest Airlines (LUV)
43) Las Vegas Sands (LVS)
44) Microchip Technology Incorporated (MCHP)
45) Altria Group (MO)
46) Moderna (MRNA)
47) Morgan Stanley (MS)
48) Microsoft (MSFT) - Load it up ;)
49) Match Group (MTCH)
50) Netflix (NFLX)
51) NRG Energy (NRG)
52) NVIDIA (NVDA)
53) NXP Semiconductors (NXPI)
54) Pfizer (PFE)
55) PerkinElmer
56) Pentair (PNR)
57) Public Storage (PSA)
58) PayPal (PYPL)
59) Qorvo (QRVO)
60) Rockwell Automation (ROK)
61) Rollins (ROL)
62) Snap-On Incorporated (SNA)
63) Seagate Technology (STX)
64) Skyworks Solutions (SWKS)
65) TE Connectivity (TEL)
66) Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO)
67) Trimble (TRMB)
68) Tesla (TSLA) - You can buy it now but save some ammo for lower prices!
69) Train Technologies (TT)
70) Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO)
71) United Rentals (URI)
72) Waters Corp. (WAT)
73) Exxon Mobil Corp. (XOM)
74) Xylem (XYL)
75) Autodesk (ADSK)
And that's all. Some may say and think that some of the given prices will never reach these zones. I would like to tell them - whatever! At least we are prepared, and if something bigger could happen with to the stock market, those who are prepared will win, because in March 2020 the bottom was made in just a few days.
Prepare, wait, aim, and shoot!
Do your homework!!
Regards,
Vaido
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