«The greed itch begins when
you see stocks move that you don't own.
New traders
seeing a stock moving to new highs feel that the stocks prospects must be improving and jump onto the trend.
Additionally, a lot of companies that historically have been considered value corporations have
seen their stocks move into the growth quadrant because of increases in their stock price.
Not exact matches
You
saw a
stock that consolidated sideways, broke its 50 - day
moving average, found support for a while right around the uptrend support line,» he said.
One of the best - performing
stocks in the last 30 years is about to
see an «explosive»
move higher, according to a top technician.
Much of what's ailed our country is now priced into
stock valuations, and with the global economy finally
moving in the right direction, every market, including ours, should
see some sizable gains going forward.
Some
saw the
move as an investment play, and AMD's
stock fell as much as 4 % before bouncing back.
Meanwhile, in the U.S.
stocks moved higher too as traders
saw geopolitical tensions easing.
«The
stock [has] massively reversed after earnings, so you could
see a
move up to the high 60s and then consolidate a little bit,» he said Monday on CNBC's «Fast Money.»
Some of the
stocks expected to
see the biggest
moves on their earnings report may fall on footwear and a beleaguered Dow
stock.
Despite its initial reluctance, the
move has been a boon for BT, which has
seen its
stock double since the launch.
The
move came at a crucial time in the company's history as recent times has
seen its
stock plummet from an all - time high of more than $ 27 in 2011 to a 52 - week low of $ 1.18.
The number of Buy ratings on the
stock — four compared with five Holds, according to data from Bloomberg — shows analysts have confidence in finances down the road, while others would rather wait and
see if Cott can
move past its erratic history.
This is to have that stable
stock price base gradually
move higher over time, or to
see that stable dividend regularly increased.
Golub broke down how markets were
moving on these election events and identified a few companies that may
see their
stocks benefit the most, at least in the short term, from a win by either Clinton or Trump.
«As we
saw in the»70s and»80s, there are times when
stocks and bonds can have a positive correlation,» he said, meaning those assets can
move in the same direction.
However, Wall Street also
sees Immelt's
move as a chance for redemption, after his departure from GE in the latter half of 2017 capped a rocky 16 - year run at the helm that
saw the
stock lose about 38 percent of its value.
This lift in bank
stocks «comes at an opportune time because there's been underperformance [in financials] for the month of November, so you'll
see investors and speculators get excited about this sector
moving forward,» Terranova said.
We also haven't
seen what's been dubbed «the great rotation,» the anticipated mass
move from bonds into
stocks.
Apple, Teladoc, and Tesla all
saw their
stocks make big
moves this week.
The rally McDonald's Corporation (NYSE: MCD) has
seen since it announced its first - quarter earnings beat before the open on April 25 dwarfs any upward
move in the history of the
stock.
CHU: The sharp
move lower today may be the latest sign that traders and investors need to
see much better forecasts before pushing
stocks back towards record highs and that the bar may be higher for the rest of the companies who have yet to report earnings this season.
Based on yesterday's (May 23) bullish intraday price action, in which
stocks shook off substantial early losses and reversed to finish flat to higher on increasing volume, it appears as if we will
see a
move higher in the main
stock market indexes over the next several days.
But now you'll know what you're looking at next time you're watching television and
see a
stock ticker
moving across the bottom of the screen.
However, we are now
seeing bearish divergence in small - cap
stocks, as the Russell 2000 Index ($ RUT) has just broken below near - term technical support of its 20 - day exponential
moving -LSB-...]
Yes, we have
seen a few market leaders break down, such as 3d Systems Corp ($ DDD) or Ocwen Financial Group ($ OCN), but the majority of leading individual
stocks are still holding above their 50 - day
moving averages and trending higher (or forming bullish basing patterns).
We should also
see a significant pick up in the number of
stocks hitting new 52 - week highs versus
stocks falling to new 52 - week lows... If anything, the only point of concern we have with the current buy signal is that the major averages (S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow) are still trading below their 50 - day
moving averages.»
The
stock's
move was one of the most ridiculous things I've ever
seen as everybody I knew on the Street started piling into the name.
Are you starting to
see stronger
moves in your
stocks as well ($ AAPL doesn't count)?
Also the strong
move on the lithium market around that time
saw almost all lithium -, cobalt -, and other EV related mining
stocks score significant gains, and so did Cypress.
Analysts at JPMorgan turned incrementally bearish on General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) on Wednesday and now
see downside to the
stock moving forward.
«In 1981 the public should have
seen Volcker's jacking up of short - term rates to 21 percent as a very positive
move, which would bring down long - term inflation and push up bond and
stock prices.»
Such a
move would be part of a bigger restructuring at the company which has
seen its
stock fall about 25 percent this year alone.
It will be interesting to
see if any of the non-growth dividend
stocks start paying dividends before I look to sell them and
move them into dividend payers.
Today, we'll talk about what we
saw from earnings, the changes MCD has made to pick up sales, and what we can expect to
see from the
stock moving forward.
Non-asset holders were punished — their bank deposits now generate little or no income, and they were forced to
move into riskier assets, such as
stocks, bonds, real estate, or «anything that offers some yield and is not bolted down to the floor» (please
see my answer to What kind of market distortions does the Fed loaning out money at 0 % cause?).
In
stocks, Larsson says that he
sees the S&P 500 as «struggling to gain momentum» with strong resistance at both the 2,800 and 2,717 levels; on the downside, adds Larsson, the 200 - day
moving average at 2,600 «is crucial».
Earnings season was front - and - center this week, with two major tech companies
seeing their
stocks make big
moves after their earnings reports..
As this continues, I think that we will
see more positive earnings reports and more growth in the value of the
stock moving forward.
As to whether the
stock market has put in a «real» bottom, Reynolds said he would like to
see corroborating evidence of improving conditions, like the yield on the 10 - year U.S. Treasury note
moving back up, and improvement in the investment - grade corporate credit market.
The fact that it has
moved in correlation with the S&P 500 over the last three weeks suggests that either the precious metals «market»
sees the recent
move in the
stock market as a «faux» rally or the smart money is selling
stocks into this rally and
moving capital into the precious metals sector, or both.
As you can
see, the current
move up in the mining
stocks has not yet «corrected» the sell - off that occurred in early 2015.
As for correlations, we
saw how big
moves in average
stock correlations in the past have occurred around major market corrections and panics, and how the implied correlation index may be implying a buy.
Too many traders
see a position
move to their target price, and then decide to hang on for a few more pennies: after all the
stock is hot.
Imagine you
see a
stock that looks like it's trying to
move up.
Additionally, since Donald Trump was elected president, the vast majority of
stocks have
seen significant gains and Visa is no exception,
moving from $ 78 per share in December of 2016 to $ 126 in January of 2018 or a 60 % appreciation.
To wit, as we
move into the month of May, we are entering the six - month period during which
stock prices have historically faltered, setting up the old
saw that one should «sell in May and go away.»
Gap traders exploit
stocks that have
seen large price
moves with little to no volume (for example after the announcement of results), and swing traders seek to profit from a reversal of trend.
One example is SPDR S&P Retail ETF, which is well off all - time highs while specialty retail
stocks like Guess, Lulelemon Athletica and American Eagle Outfitters have all
seen massive
moves over the past few years, he says.
I expect my dividend
stocks to
move in tandem with the overall equity market, even if the drop might not be quite as drastic (in 2008 we
saw strong dividend
stocks retaining slightly more of their value in the market).