It's another huge week of earnings reports with 27% of the S&P 500 companies releasing their reports. Chief among them are two of the world's largest companies by market capitalization - Alphabet Inc./Google (GOOGL) and Apple Inc. (AAPL).
Investors will have their attention fixed on these two behemoths, as their performance will almost certainly help dictate whether the market continues to climb, or we see a fall back below the new intraday high we saw this week.
In today's market update video, we'll discuss the results of last night's earnings reports from Google, and we'll look ahead to Apple's report this evening. There are some key resistance and support levels that you should pay attention to when considering entering a position in either company which I'll go over in detail in the video below.
Most importantly, though, is the little-known data that I'm going to share with you that will tell us exactly how to play the reactions to their earnings reports for the best chance at big profits.
Click below to watch the video and learn more.
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D.R. Barton, Jr., Technical Trading Specialist for Money Map Press, is a world-renowned authority on technical trading with 25 years of experience. He spent the first part of his career as a chemical engineer with DuPont. During this time, he researched and developed the trading secrets that led to his first successful research service. Thanks to the wealth he was able to create for himself and his followers, D.R. retired early to pursue his passion for investing and showing fellow investors how to build toward financial freedom.