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The last time Chris shared a trade recommendation like this on Fast Profits, viewers had the opportunity to cash out a 110% peak gain!
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With the S&P 500 overcoming the odds to close higher yesterday, Chris is looking for the volume to kick in and start a proper bull run.
What are the signs for a move higher?
Volume is starting to creep up, and the S&P 500 is up above the important 2,800 level.
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The current pullback in stocks has people talking "crossroads" – decision time for the bulls and bears.
The current pullback is still small and not decisive by itself. But there are some hints that the sellers could take control of the market, and the sector landscape reflects that.
I mean, we're beginning to see some tectonic shifts that may be giving us a tip on where things are headed in March.
But overall, the "risk-on" sectors have remained strong performers through 2019. Sectors like biotech, semiconductors, and small caps continue to see strong scores from my Best in Breed system.
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There's a lot to like about this market…
It's technically strong, and leadership among the sectors hasn't changed. This is good.
The Nasdaq Composite and Russell 2000 indexes are out above their 200-day moving averages as of Friday; all four of the major indexes are back above this key trend line. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) has settled below the critical 15-point level and was last seen headed south. I'm lovin' it.
And of course, more than 80% of the S&P 500 has reported earnings. Seventy percent of 'em beat earnings expectations, and 60% trounced revenue expectations. Phenomenal.
Finally, a raft of weak-ish economic data had traders taking some profit off the table last week, which, in conjunction with a sagging VIX, suggests we're done with the selling for the time being.
The trend is your friend, I always like to say, and the trend is "up."
But we still have to make it past the China trade deal – or lack thereof.
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There are times when a company becomes the best-known representative for its sector, for better or worse.
It happened with Nvidia Corp. shares more than a year ago as any mention of the semiconductor sector was prefaced or followed with talk of Nvidia. For those of you doing this long enough, Intel used to be the face of the Semis.
Anyhow, I bring this up because everyone's focus on Nvidia's poor performance has cast a cloud over the rest of the semiconductor sector, a group that is wildly outperforming the rest of the market.
Here's the thing – Nvidia is trading 10% higher for the year, but you would think that it was down 25% the way that analysts and the media talk about the stock.
Truth is that the stock is potentially in one of the most powerful stages of a rally: the "disbelief" stage.
This sweet spot in a stock, sector, or market rally happens when investors are still shell-shocked from the last round of selling and are too nervous to jump on the bull that's already started to run.
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By now, even the most tuned-out investors have got the sense that the market's changing from the flat-out bearish trend that closed out 2019.
But is the new trend clearly bullish? Well… Let's just say if I had to grade overall bullish sentiment and, more importantly, action out there, I'd give it a solid "C."
Not bad, could be better.
But we're staring down a huge number of earnings reports starting this week, and given the shot in the arm IBM's positive reporting gave stocks, this week could be very exciting and profitable indeed…
… especially for the stock I've got to share with you.
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Sigh… If I could wave a magic wand and make downside volatility disappear, I would. But I can't, so I won't.
What I can do is show you how to tweak your approach to trading in a market that has, frankly, come unhinged relative to the past 10 years or so.
Now, it's true the market has put around 10% in gains under its belt since the Christmas Eve rout, but I'd be remiss if I recommended we jump into the rally headfirst, with no regard for the risk. It may turn out to be the start of a big run higher… but I just can't trust it.
Downside risk is never far from a trader's mind these days, and I'm no exception.
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With earnings season less than a week away, we have to prepare for an increase in volatility.
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