Short Week Trades, ETF Breakout Trade, And Other Top Articles

[Preparing Trades For The Short Trading Week]( Unemployment jumped a bit and rattled an already fragile market. There is a long stretch between today and the next trading day on Tuesday and a lot of uncertainty between now and then. The S&P jumped up this morning but hasn’t been able to hold on so far. This is a good time to lock in profits if they are there and cut losses before the weekend. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Still Upside Left In This Breakout]( Even though IDRV popped Monday as expected it still has room to go up. After a 10+% dip we saw it level off and caught the early signs of a breakout. ([read the article here]() It jumped nicely that day and is looking to refill to its recent high near 45. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Potential Trade Hiding Behind Techs Move]( As the last week has progressed, the markets have been getting more and more convinced of a new bullish move. Tuesday’s 2%+ move in the NASDAQ 100 is certainly a positive sign, and it really shows how quickly investors want to get in – 2% is about twice the average daily move we’ve seen in the last 60 trading days, and people are still fine with buying. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Keep This ETF On Your Radar]( We have looked at EV trades frequently in the past. One that has popped up many times is the ETF IDRV. The recent rise in fuel prices and the falling cost of EVs has set up a potential breakout for IDRV. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Weekly Market Outlook – Finishing Last Week on a High Note Doesn’t Change Much]( The market ended last week on a high note, bouncing back from an intraday loss on Friday to log a decent gain… for the day as well as the week. Nevertheless, the damage that was done over the course of the prior three weeks is still done. All of the indices are still trading below key technical ceilings, and the bullish effort on Friday was anything but enthusiastic. So far, we can only call this a lethargic dead-cat bounce. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [Chart of the Day: Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) Keeps Giving]( We’ve mentioned Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) a few times here. And we still like it. Especially as it starts to pivot higher solid support, and from over-extensions on RSI, MACD, and Williams’ %R. From a current price of $140.48, we’d like to see TTWO again challenge $152.50. Helping, Barclays analysts just raised their price target on TTWO from $160 to $161 a share. Credit Suisse also just raised its target price to $147 from $128. [...Read More]( --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------------- [TradeWins Logo]( © 2023 Tradewins Publishing. All rights reserved. | [Privacy Policy]( | [Terms and Conditions]( | [Contact Us]( Auto-trading, or any broker or advisor-directed type of trading, is not supported or endorsed by TradeWins. For additional information on auto-trading, you may visit the SEC's website: All About Auto-Trading, TradeWins does not recommend or refer subscribers to broker-dealers. You should perform your own due diligence with respect to satisfactory broker-dealers and whether to open a brokerage account. 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