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All while the markets have been a complete train wreck!
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Institutional order flow has been super active this week... And if you’re not having fun in this market right now, I don’t know what you’re doing!
I’d check if there’s a spot open to join Weekly Blitz Alerts. Not to toot my own horn, but this might be the best I’ve ever traded — so toot, toot, baby! I’m having fun, and I imagine most of my members are, too.
We’re seeing a boatload of order flow but if I have to single out any one trade, I’m gonna go with our good friend Advanced Micro Devices...
Semiconductors caught a nice bid Tuesday, and shares of the chipmaker screamed as high as 6% over its previous closing price!
The sudden surge sent the bulls sweeping up options up and down the ladder… my scanners spotted big-money traders grabbing more than 1,500 contracts of the July 29 expiration, $84 strike calls for more than $480,000 in premium!
And there’s loads more flow where that came from... Tech names, basic materials, golf stocks… I’ve got it all!
Futures slid following Tuesday’s positive trading session as investors brace for more earnings news.
Streaming giant Netflix reported a subscriber loss of 970,000, less than the 2 million projected. While the company’s revenue came in under estimates, it reported better-than-expected earnings.
While Netflix’s report was one of the most anticipated, several other heavy hitters are coming up this week with Tesla and United Airlines reporting Wednesday, American Airlines on Thursday and Twitter on Friday.
Here’s a look at the rest of the companies reporting this week…
A Gap is a break between prices on a stock chart that occurs when the price of a stock makes a sharp move up or down with no trading occurring in between. In general, gaps occur at the open of major exchanges. Opening gaps result from a newsworthy event that happens after trading is over, which has an effect on the price of a security. This effect outside of trading hours results in an imbalance in supply and demand when the market opens the next day, thus leading to a gap.
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