Pharmaceuticals
MJ Trending UpETFMG Alternative Harvest (NYSE: MJ )
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An ETF that acceptance of various uses of the cannabis plant such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and life sciences,
JesusTrade Score:
Buy
Scale Score:
Low (3/10)
Portfolio Hold:
Yearly Hold
Fundamental Reasoning:
The following below are the top 10 holding for MJ:
GW Pharmaceuticals PLC Sponsored ADR (GWPH) Aphria Inc (APHA) Aurora Cannabis Inc. (ACB) MediPharm Labs Corp. (MEDIF)
Cronos Group Inc (CRON) Corbus Pharmaceuticals Holdings Inc (CRBP) OrganiGram Holdings Inc (OGI)
Canopy Growth Corporation (CGC) Tilray, Inc. (TLRY) Swedish Match AB (SWMAF)
All of these but Tilray and Swedish Match have bullish diverange and have broke out. Tilray could just follow the hype of the other stocks and Swedish Match has been having an up trend since March of 2009 and has about $30 more to run. With mojirty of these stocks being worth less than $10 or even $5. I don't see why the volume wouldn't be coming in. On google trends there an increase of cannabis and cannabis companies being searched. which gives me a idea that new buyers could be coming.
NATGAS, THE ONE NOT IN THE NEWSwww.cftc.gov
COT's managed fund traders flipping bullish on natural gas near the bottom.
Nonreportables closing longs, a good sign because they're supposed to be the always wrong crowd.
Entry below current price and S/R level because it may be a bad bet. Entry may be missed but it's okay
It's hard to overstate how important the NVAX Phase 3 result isNovavax's Nanoflu isn't your typical new drug-- it's a whole new pharmaceutical technology. So it's hard to overstate how important today's positive Phase 3 clinical trial result is.
Positive Phase 3 trial data this morning suggest that Novavax's Virus-Like Particle (VLP)-based flu vaccines will be much more effective than existing egg-based vaccines. When you make a vaccine in an egg, it can mutate in the egg and no longer match the flu strains it's supposed to prevent. The VLP vaccines, by contrast, are genetically identical to the targeted flu strains. This increases the vaccines' effectiveness against the targeted strains.
Nanoflu also includes something called "adjuvant Matrix-M," which increases the number of antibodies produced in response to the vaccine by something on the order of 50%. Stronger immune response means greater effectiveness, though it also modestly increased the incidence of adverse events in Novavax's trial. One particular important result from the Phase 3 trial was that Nanoflu was more effective than its competitors against A/H3N2, the most lethal family of flu viruses and the one against which vaccines have traditionally been least effective.
I have some friends doing work in this field, and they've told me that there are three really exciting things about these VLP vaccines: 1) they aren't infectious, which makes them safer than using an attenuated virus, 2) they protect against not only the strain of virus they target, but also some mutant forms of it, and 3) they take 12 weeks to produce rather than the traditional 9 months. This last point is the real game-changer. Imagine being able to get vaccines to market in a third of the traditional time.
Novavax is also working on a VLP-based Covid-19 vaccine. We can probably expect the FDA to rush approval of both Nanoflu and the CoV-19 vaccine.
BMY is worth buyingBristol-Myers Squibb says it has seen no major business disruptions and expects no decrease in global demand for its drugs this year. That means the 3.5% dividend yield should stay stable, and BMY is a great value at 1.3 PEG. BMY also just got FDA approval for a multiple sclerosis drug, which could turn out to be a pretty big deal.
Most of the market has been trading based on macroeconomics, but as individual companies like BMY issue quantitative guidance, I think we're going to see more trading on company specifics. I bought a small position here and will add the dip if BMY heads south with the rest of the market next week.
!!!-_-!!! CIPLA TREND - COMING SOON (TREND MIGHT LAST LONGER)These are my personal views as i FEEL there might be a minor reversals may be due to anticipated profit bookings.... Mainly cos retail traders dont really let their profits run completely...
But i see biiig smart money interest in this stock and sector...
My views for this stock is for more than 3- 6 months... good returns can be expected...
Pfizer looking bullish based on RSIThe downwards pattern in the RSI suggest we may break that trend soon and move upwards. Also there is strong support around $27.85 if the downwards trend on the RSI continues and the price hits $27.85 I think there is a buying opportunity but we also see there is resistance on the upside at $37.37ish. Not a bad time to long Pfizer specially if we get close to the low end of the resistance and the virus still continues to be an issue.
"Pfizer: correction before going down" by ThinkingAntsOk4H Chart Explanation:
- Price broke the Weekly Ascending Trendline and went down to the Support Zone.
- Price bounced from there, developing a Pullback.
- After the up correction is finished, price wil go down to the next Support Zones.
Weekly Vision:
Daily Vision:
TEVA Pharmaceuticals Potentially forming a Falling Wedge BottomIn my experience trendly / volatile stocks have a tendency to have significant long term reversals from wedges and general downtrendline breaks. Extremely interested to see where this goes, if it does end up breaking out bullishly. Company could begin a new bull run, or simply reach target and mean revert.
Healthcare probably going to take a hit this weekCongress's coronavirus stimulus deal reached Friday night included a provision requiring health insurers to bear the full cost of coronavirus test kits and to waive copays. The federal government will pay the cost for the uninsured. This will probably hurt health insurers Monday, though it might be good for service providers.
Here's another piece of bad news: xenophobia related to the virus has angered the Chinese government, and China’s official newspaper Xinhua published a threat to cut off supply chains for the US pharmaceutical industry. If China followed through on this threat, there could be big US drug shortages, which would be bad for pharmaceutical and healthcare companies.
The whole economy will be down this week due to expanding quarantines, new travel bans, and the failure of Trump's payroll tax cut proposal, but the healthcare sector may take extra damage Monday as it bears the brunt of the cost of coronavirus testing.
Pharma bull divergence -COVIDNormally when we see a such massive drops in equity, the on balance volume also trends down.
OBV is reaching a 2-year high, as we have dropped over 30%.
This divergence suggests pharmaceuticals could outperform as the market starts consolidating.
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Regarding the volatility due to Medicare for All proposal, supported by Bernie Sanders, it seems highly unlikely he will be the democratic candidate.
Pharma ETF - bull divergence!As the PPH dropped 15% below the 200sma, OBV barely moved lower compared to the drop. (Between purple vertical lines). This is considered a Bullish Divergence .
Now with a strong pullback, we are half way to reach past highs; but this time with an OBV we have not yet seen since Feb, 2018.
Ready to buy the dip!
BEAT- BEAST is about to be unleashed...Positional/swing tradeBEAT is your prototypical aggressive growth stock- Strong future growth potential with good earning and revenue track record ... If you can overlook its debt level.
This beast was tamed for a while after its share price skyrocketed from $25 to almost $80 , but it is ready to unleash its fury again.
But first, I think the pullback is in the store facing key resistance lvl in confluence with ichi and BB on the weekly timeframe.
In addition, short % of float is around 10%.
However, it is a bullish sign when price hovers below the key resistance lvl rather than experiencing outright price rejection.
My buy zone is between $45 to $55 for the positional trade. The long term trendline and S/R flip below this price range will act as a strong support.
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Biogen: Sell opportunity.BIIB closed the week around +25% as news regarding a crucial patent ruling came out in the company's favor. With the company's earnings also higher than the forecast, investors seem upbeat with the stock's dynamics. Even though the 1D chart turned overbought (RSI = 75.219, MACD = 6.690), on the weekly chart there is still a clear Resistance Zone at 370.00 - 389.00 which has been holding since 2016.
The fact that the 1W candle pulled back making a big wick right after it entered the Resistance Zone, indicates that traders looked to book profits first. We see this as a strong sell opportunity towards at least the 267.00 Gap or even the 246.70 Symmetrical Support.
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ABBV should soon find support for a bounceAbbvie has been falling hard on news that it will sell off some drug patents in order to win approval for its merger with Allergan. It is entering a support zone between about $77 and $81, however, and it may start to climb from here as investors start to get excited about the merger. Also look for Coronavirus news to move the stock; word on the street is that one of Abbvie's drugs is being used off-label to treat Coronavirus patients.
With a 5.67% dividend yield and a forward P/E under 10, ABBV looks attractively valued. True, the patent sales will probably negatively affect that forward P/E, and the merger might ultimately result in a lower dividend yield. But Abbvie will also pocket a bunch of cash from those drug sales that can be used to grow its pipeline, and Allergan's forward P/E is also low, with plenty of potential upside.