Short-term bias: bearish (I'm still maintaining this as bearish, if only because I'm not chasing)
Intermediate-term bias: bearish (I still think this correction will take us lower, perhaps to 800 on the $SPX and I don't think we're ready to power higher quite yet)
Long-term bias: bullish (I believe we put in meaningful, long-term bottoms in March, and would use the aforementioned correction to increase long exposure)
Pick updates:
Not a lot has changed from Thursday's look, to be honest.
PALM found support right where we thought it would and had a very nice bounce on Friday. I still think it's buyable around present levels and I actually like the fact that the momentum traders didn't run this one way higher.
DFS, of course, keeps going higher. A loss is a loss, but I think this one was actually helpful for me because it kept me from getting more short exposure as the market rallied. It's still unfathomable to me how this thing could rally 33% in two weeks and form some new highs. Though powerful, the rally is still less than convincing to me, and I believe I will get a better price to escape.
F is in a pretty good spot to start accumulating, though I haven't begun to buy it yet. I would be using Thursday's lows around $6.60 as my stop. This is one to be patient with as it consolidates. SBUX has a similar setup, but has not pulled back like F has. What will be a big yellow flag for the sustainability of the bulls is if we see stocks like F and SBUX fail to hold these breakouts.
Postions: long DFS August $12.50 puts, PALM November $12.50 calls, and $SPX index fund in 401k
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