Despite the massive market selloff there are still some names that are still strong. You need to know the difference. For example SBUX is picking up steam but will probably  have a blow off top soon. We are up 89%, 130%, and 36% on 3 open trades.

Thursday’s  action finished strong and above the 50 day MA.
Nasdaq, which actually overshoots key inflection points actually held the 50 day to the penny and bounce.  These are both good signs.

The problem here is the volume was heavier on the sell off days than on the bounce days. Even though we value where price is first and the volume that confirms it second, this type of negative volume patterns is very characteristic of a bear market rally or a dead cat bounce (A light volume bounce in a downtrend) We will remain cautiously optimistic.

All of the commodity names that have gotten crushed as of late are seeing some small bounces but mostly on light volume.  With the fed hinting again at supporting the markets and printing more money we may see commodities rally again over the short term  but be careful venturing there too much since they have some of the ugliest chart.
Here are a few more highlights from today:

URI had a big day but unfortunately we were stopped out at breakeven a couple days back

CMG still rocking to new highs. Our trades are up 24% and 30%

WFM held support nicely and heading into new highs territory as well
We could keep looser stops but we would rather protect our capital and get back in later under more favorable circumstance.

RAX is still holding support

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We would buy the following stock on a move to or above the following prices
KORS 44/17
PCLN 744.10  Strong stock but higher risk trade. Very stretched
HLF 68.97
PPS 45.45
TROW 63.24

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