Issue #623
Jul 28, 2019
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Stock Indexes Analysis/Evaluation


Bulls in Control but Pivotal Fundamental Week Ahead!

DOW Friday closing price - 27192
SPX Friday closing price - 3025
NASDAQ Friday closing price - 8330

The SPX and the NASDAQ made new all-time intraweek and weekly closing highs and closed on the highs of the week, suggesting further upside above last week's highs will be seen this week. Nonetheless, the DOW failed to make a new high given that several of its stocks (CAT and BA specifically) reported disappointing earnings that kept the index from doing the same as the other indexes. GOOGL reported better than expected earnings that carried the stock up 10% in value on Friday and that was one of the main reasons the NAZ led the way up.

So far, earnings have been mostly a bit better than expected but then again 80% of the companies lowered their estimates in the 2 weeks prior to the earnings quarter, meaning that things are not as good as the market action suggests, especially considering where they were a year ago. By the same token, the bears have not yet shown up since the first 3 weeks of every earnings quarter for the past 10 years has generally belonged to the bulls, meaning that the bears are likely biding their time before stepping up, likely to be the following week when all the important earnings and economic numbers have been released. Already, GDP has shown a slowdown as it came out this week at 2.1% compared to the previous one at 3.1% and earnings for the rest of the year are expected to come down, meaning that the probabilities are high that the indexes will be making the high for the year either this coming week or the next.

As it is, the indexes are now reaching "general" objective levels where at least a retest of the previous all-time highs are expected to occur even within a continuing bull market. Generally speaking, a break to new highs generates a 3% rally above previous highs, meaning that the SPX has a 3033 objective and the NASDAQ to 8405. With the SPX closing at 3025 and the NAZ at 8330, it would suggest that no more than 8 points and 75 points will be seen respectively.

This coming week is full of economic reports with the Fed rate decision on Wednesday (expected to cut 25 points) and the ISM Index on Thursday and the Jobs Report on Friday. The ISM index is expected at 51.9 vs expected 51.7 but the Jobs report is expected lower than last month's surprising number at 224k. It is expected at 160k. Neither of these numbers, if they come out as expected, will give the bulls ammunition for further upside. The problem the bulls will be facing is that after this week is over there is nothing on the immediate horizon that will be a positive catalyst for higher prices and that suggests that at the very least traders are likely to take profits.

To the upside and on an intraweek basis, the DOW now shows resistance at the all-time high at 27398 but the SPX and the NASDAQ have no resistance above.at 8264.

To the downside and on an intraweek basis, the DOW shows minor but short-term pivotal support at 27068 and rally-stopping support at 26665 and pivotal support at 26465, which is further supported by the 200-day MA, currently at 25508. The SPX shows minor but short-term pivotal support at 2973 and then rally stopping support at 2963 and likely pivotal support at 2912. The NASDAQ shows minor but short-term pivotal support at 8135 but rally-stopping support at 8061 and then minor but pivotal support at 7879.

In looking at the monthly chart of the indexes, the one thing that immediately jumps out are the trading ranges seen the past 20 months, as they have been the biggest ever seen, In fact, the biggest monthly trading range seen in the SPX prior to recently was the 2008 recession when the index fell 328 points in October 2008 and just 8 months ago in December the index fell 364 points. The biggest up month ever seen was in October 2011 when the index moved up 218 points and in January of this year the index moved up 265 points. Last month, the index saw an up trading range of 236 points. Volatility and wide trading ranges have been a sign of a major top as that is what happened on the 2000 top and on the 2007 top. What is probably even more of a sign is that this month has only seen a trading range of 75 points and in the 2007 top, the last month was only 89 points. The lack of follow through to the upside after last month's big trading range and close on the high of the month, suggests the bulls are running out of ammunition to take the indexes higher and with all the possible ammunition that was available to them this month, it does seem that it is time for the bulls to take profits. In the bull run that was seen from 2003 to 2007 the index doubled in price from 767 to 1576 and this bull run the index has more than quadrupled in price (from 666 to 3027). All the signs are here for the top to this bull market to be found and the reality is that after this month is over, there is little for the bulls to keep the rally up given that the world economy is slowing down and all the companies are looking at lower earnings for the rest of the year.

The indexes did close on the highs of the week and further upside above last week's highs (DOW at 27368, SPX at 3027 and NAZ at 8339) are expected to be seen this week. The index that might be the key this week is the DOW given that it closed 206 points below the all-time high made 4 weeks ago at 27398 and making up that amount of points this week seems difficult to accomplish. If the index fails to join the other indexes and make a new all-time high this week, it could be the trigger that "broke the camel's back". In addition, the bulls only have 3 days to accomplish this as the month ends on Wednesday and after the Fed announcement is made at 2:00 pm on Wednesday, the indexes are likely to rally higher or start to drop.

Stock Analysis/Evaluation
CHART Outlooks

I believe that the probabilities are high that a top to this market will be found this week with the only question in my mind is whether it will be before the Fed rate decision of after it. As such, I am offering 2 short positions, one of which has an evident resistance level close by above and the other one is into new highs much like the indexes are.

Nonetheless, I did some reading this week given that in many ways this is a pivotal week that could go either way and I wanted to see what the fundamental outlook can be as seen by other people. I found several articles of people predicting the DOW will be moving up to 50,000 as well as a few articles predicting an immediate 4,000-5,000 loss in the index. Since fundamentals are not "my thing", none of these articles made much of an impression with me. Then I ran into a couple of articles that talked about China and Chinese stocks will outperform all markets over the next few years and the reasons given made a lot of sense.

As such, I am offering one buy mention this week in a Chinese stock that I liked the chart outlook on it. I do have a few more Chinese stocks I will begin to follow and give you mentions on them when I see a buying opportunity.

I also want to mention that several of the presently held stocks have unclear charts and it is possible that I may be liquidating them this week as their charts and fundamental outlooks are gray to say the least and since I am expecting some strong moves over the next few weeks, I may move the money from the gray stocks to those that may be shining either up or down. Stocks in the oil market for example.

SALES

PEP Friday Closing Price - 131.27

PEP has moved up from $105 to $135 over the past 7 months and did most of it without a retest of the low or any correction of consequence. In the process and 15 weeks ago the stock made a new all-time high above 121.94 (weekly close) but now and over the past 7 weeks has shown inability of to go higher and has built a double top at 135.24 that looms ominous, especially if the indexes fail to go higher this week.

PEP made generated a positive reversal this past week, having made a new 7-week low and then closing in the green on Friday and near the high of the day, suggesting further upside above last week's high 132.24 will be seen this week and that suggests the double top will likely get the required/needed retest of that double top before the bears climb aboard. That retest had not yet happened. If the stock does move higher this week than last week but then retest is successful, last week's low at 128.29 will become pivotal support that if broken would make the previous all-time high weekly close at 121.94 a clear downside objective.

PEP is not a company that has much innovation in its products and having moved up 30% in value over the past 8 months compared with the 62% it had moved up in the previous 10 years during the raging bull market suggests that this move up is overdone and that the stock is ready for at least a good correction back down to the previous all-time high or more if the index market has found a top.

The strong reason for the short positions in PEP at this time is the double top made while the indexes were making new all-time highs. It does strongly suggest that even before the new highs were made that the stock was at a price where no further upside was to be seen, at least at this time. In addition and with the expected rally to be seen this week, it will put the stock at a level where the risk factor is small but the profit potential excellent and with a decent to high probability rating.

The intraday charts of PEP suggest the stock will get up to around the 133.20-133.40 which will be the desired entry point. Nonetheless, the weekly chart suggests the stock could get up as high as 134.71 so keeping a close eye on the action once 133.20 is reached is the way to go.

To the downside, PEP has at least an objective of reaching last week's low at 128.29 but in all likelihood, a drop down to the $122 level is the expected result with a possibility of more if the indexes start to break down.

Sales of PEP above 133.20 and using a 135.55 stop loss and having at 122.00 objective offers a 5-1 risk/reward ratio.

My probability rating on the trade is a 3.25 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest.

MDT Friday Closing Price - 102.55

MDT is a bit of a shot in the dark given that the stock is into all-time highs and shows no resistance above other than general resistance $3 above the psychological resistance area at $100. It is showing the same kind of chart as the SPX and NAZ. Nonetheless, the stock has moved up 19% in value over the past 3 months and without any pullback or correction, meaning the stock is overbought and without any area of support other than the previous all-time high at 98.37. By the same token, it should be mentioned that the previous all-time high made in September did generate a failure signal, having gone down and closed below the previous all-time high for more than a few weeks, meaning that a correction is not likely to stop at the previous high but continue lower.

In looking at the chart, the one area of support that has held perfectly for the past 10 years has been the 200-week MA, currently at 84.10. That line has been tested every single time that a correction has occurred (a total of 5 times) and therefore it is more than likely that when a top is found, that the traders will target a drop down to that line, meaning the risk/reward ratio on this trade is excellent.

Given that MDT is a producer and seller of medical machine equipment and has been established for years, it is unlikely that any unexpected surprises such as new medical equipment or increase in sales will be seen, suggesting that further upside will be based on sales and from everything I have read, it is likely that sales of everything will be lower the rest of the year. It also needs to be mentioned that this stock is very dependable as far as the charts are concerned and though the upside is still a bit of a mystery, the downside objective is quite clear. A drop down to the 200-day MA is to be expected at some point in the next 3-6 months. As far as resistance is concerned, MDT will show general resistance at the $103 area. The stock did get up to 103.29 this past week and did close in the upper half of the week's trading range, suggesting further upside above that level will be seen this week. Nonetheless and contrary to the indexes that all closed on the highs of the week, the stock fell back a bit at the end of the day on Friday, suggesting some selling is starting to be seen. In addition, this stock has moved straight up for the past 10 days without any drops below a previous day's low and shows absolutely no support other than very minor support at 98.46. Some slightly stronger support is found between 96.52 and 97.19.

MDT does show a breakaway/runaway formation with the breakaway gap between 89.12 and 90.12 and the runaway gap between 94.72 and 95.00, meaning that on any first correction that level is unlikely to be broken the first time around but likely to be tested, meaning that the minimum objective on this trade is $95. Using the intraday chart, the 101.80 level is pivotal support as it represents a recent low but also where the 200 10-minute MA is currently at. That line has not been broken for the past 14 days, meaning that if you do short the stock at these higher levels, you could add shorts when that line is broken, or wait for the line to be broken to short the stock with a bit more probabilities in favor.

Sales of MDT above 103.29 and using an objective of $95-$97 suggests that a stop loss be placed no higher than 104.79 in order for the risk/reward ratio to be no worse than 4-1. At this time though, there is no level where a stop loss can be placed based on the chart. By the same token, a drop back down at some point to the $95-$97 level is a high probability.

My rating on the trade is a 2.75 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest). This rating is low only because the risk factor is unclear.

PURCHASES

JD Friday Closing Price - 31.55

JD is a large Chinese retailer with over 179,000 employees. It is a stock that started trading a bit over 5 years ago and has seen an all-time high at 50.68 and during the Trade War that has been occurring did drop to make a new all-time low at 19.21 that did break the previous low at 20.13. Nonetheless, the stock has recovered over the past 9 months with a high seen this past week at 32.28. The stock has tested the all-time low successfully with a drop down to 25.48 seen in May and gave a buy signal on the weekly chart on Friday when it closed above the first recovery weekly closing high at 31.24, which was just $.40 below where the 200-week MA was at the time at 31.63.

JD made a new 51-week high this past week, above that previous high at 31.63 (31.23 on the weekly closing chart) and closed slightly below the 200-week MA, currently at 31.56, but having given a buy signal with the weekly close above 31.24, suggests that this coming week is pivotal as another close above 31.24 next Friday would give the bulls some strong ammunition to take the stock up to the original weekly close breakdown point and established resistance at 37.95.

As I stated above, I read a few articles this weekend that strongly suggest that Chinese stocks will strongly outperform U.S. stocks for the next 10+ years and that means that if the indexes are to go higher that Chinese stocks should be purchased and if the indexes have topped out, it is safer and possibly even possible that U.S. stocks will go down but Chinese stocks go up. Either way, it is a way to protect against the short positions mentioned above.

As far as support and where a stop loss is to be placed, this trade offers a close by support level where the risk/reward ratio is good and the stop loss somewhat dependable, depending on whether a breakout is occurring or not. Five weeks ago, the stock got up to this same level where it is trading at now and during that time the low seen has been 30.16. If the stock is to continue higher, that low should not be broken and I do mean the $30 demilitarized zone given that it is also a psychological support. As such, a stop loss at 29.65 is a good one because if broken there is no support below until 28.26 is reached and that support is minor in nature. Stronger support is found at the $26.

JD only has 1 resistance above this level and that is at 33.68. Above that level and on an intraweek basis, there is nothing until 38.00 is reached. Evidently, if the bulls can establish themselves above the always important 200-week MA, the chart scenario that would likely occur is a rally to 33.68, a drop back to test the MA one time and then a rally up to 38.00, suggesting that the upside objective is highly probable if and when the bulls can break the long term MA.

JD made the high this past week on Wednesday and then had 2 red days on Thursday and Friday and closed on the low of the day on Friday, suggesting the first course of action for the week on Monday will be further downside below Friday's low at 31.52.

Purchases of JD below 31.52 and using a stop loss at 29.65 and having a 38.00 objective will offer a 4-1 risk/reward ratio.

My rating on the trade is a 3 (on a scale of 1-5 with 5 being the highest).

Updates
Updates on Held Stocks
Closed Trades, Open Positions and Stop Loss Changes

AAPL negated the previous 2 red weekly closes, having made a new 12-week intraweek and weekly closing high on Friday. The stock closed near the high of the week and further upside above last week's high at 209.73 is expected to be seen this week. The company reports earnings on Tuesday afternoon and that will be a catalyst for direction. On a possible positive note for the bears, the stock got up to a 2-point intraweek downtrend line at 208.60 and closed slightly above a 3-point downtrend line on the weekly closing chart at 206.45 (closed at 207.74) and that suggests that this week's action is likely to determine the outlook for the stock for the rest of the year. There is a pivotal intraweek resistance of consequence at 215.31 that if broken would give the bulls control but if not broken, would keep the stock in a long term downtrend. Bears need a red close next Friday. If on Wednesday after the earnings and Fed report have been released, the stock has not make a new high above 215.31 or is trading in the red, adding shorts would be something to consider. Short term pivotal support is found at 202.30. If broken, the bears will gain an edge. Probabilities favor the bulls this week.

ARNA made a new 5-year intraweek and weekly closing high and closed near the high of the week, suggesting further upside above last week's high at 63.68 will be seen this week. Nonetheless, the stock is near an area of resistance of consequence on both the intraweek and more importantly the weekly closing chart between 65.10 and $67 that will be difficult to break. In addition, the 66.10 level is the objective of the 10-month sideways trend between 35.74 and 50.93 breakout that occurred the first week of May, meaning that without positive fundamental news or help from the index market, it is highly likely this area will stop the rally and some correction will occur. Short term pivotal intraweek support is found at 61.26 that if broken could start a domino-like move to the $50 level. The stock has not yet had one single week in the past 9 weeks where it has gone below a previous week's low, meaning there is no support of consequence on the weekly chart anywhere close by. Probabilities favor the bulls this week but only to a rally to the $65 level. Once that level is reached, the bulls will find selling interest there.

AU generated an inside week but a red weekly close and on the lows of the week, suggesting further downside below last week's low at 18.34 will be seen this week. This is only the second red weekly close out of the last 11 weeks but the first close on the lows of the week, meaning that as the stock nears the psychological resistance at $20, selling interest is stepping up. In addition and in March 2014, a decent weekly close resistance at 19.36 was established and having closed the previous week at 19.21 and then having had a red close on Friday, it is evident that the bears are working off of that resistance to stop or at least pause the rally. Short term pivotal support is found at 17.68 that if broken would likely cause the stock to fall down to the $17 level but given what Gold has done, such a drop should be viewed as a buying opportunity. A weekly close above 19.36 would open the door for a rally to 21.91 and above that, there is open air. Probabilities favor the stock being in a new support building objective from which to renew the uptrend.

CLB generated a negative reversal week, having made a new 10-week high and then and then closing red and on the low of the week, suggesting further downside below last week's low at 52.40 will be seen this week. The new multi-week high in conjunction with the reversal and lack of follow through to the upside does open a small can of worms that could end up being indicative. The same can be said about oil that also seems to be showing some weakness though no support levels have yet been broken. Nonetheless, both the stock and oil seem to be more on the defensive than on the offensive and therefore more sensitive to negative news than positive news. Any daily close below 51.32 would be seen as a negative sign but even a break below last week's low at 52.40 might tip the scales in favor of the bears. At this time, only a positive reversal and rally above last week's high at 56.03 would give the bulls the edge. Then again, the formation is an inverted triangle and generally those generate a positive outcome. With so much uncertainty, I am considering taking profits on a rally above 54.00 and watching what the stock does after that.

CPG also generated a negative reversal week (like CLB did) and closed on the lows of the week, suggesting further downside below last week's low at 3.07 will be seen this week. The bulls have been unable to make things happen and are playing a defensive game that so far has held up but has more of a chance of breaking to the downside than the upside. The 2.89-2.96 area is pivotal this week in every closing way (daily, weekly and monthly). A daily close below 2.89, a weekly close below 2.93 and a monthly close (Wednesday) below 2.96, opens the door to the downside in a trending way. On the opposite side, the bulls need to generate a daily close above 3.24 to generate any new buying interest that at this time is not being seen. Evidently, both CPG and CLB are somewhat dependent on oil and oil closed on Friday just $1 above a pivotal daily and weekly close support level at 55.25. What happens with oil is likely to happen to these 2 stocks. It is a flip of the coin at this time.

CRON continues to trade around the 200-day MA, currently at 14.97, having closed above it this past week, 3 days above the line and 2 days below the line but none in an indicative way. Overall, there was nothing indicative about the stock this week so the same outlook as last week remains. One thing though, last week's high at 15.69 and last week's low at 14.47 are now looking to be pivotal this week. It should be noted that there are 2 symposiums this week on August 1st in San Diego and on August 2nd in Miami. Some news could come out from there. Probabilities continue to slightly favor the bulls.

CVS generated a second red week and went slightly further down than the previous week's low but overall it was an uneventful week with a red close only $.40 cents lower than the previous week. By the same token, the week did generate some daily close levels that could be pivotal this coming week at 55.48 and at 56.27. A break of either is likely to generate additional movement in that direction. By the same token, and intraweek break below 54.65 would be a short term negative. A break above 56.40 would suggest a rally to 57.75 would occur. Probabilities slightly favor the bulls.

ENG generated another relatively uneventful week given that the .99 cent level continued to stop the bulls. In the past 13 day, the stock has been up to .97-.99 cent level every day and it seems it is only a matter of time before that level gets broken. Psychologically, such a break will give the bulls new ammunition. The .99 cent level was decent resistance from November 2014 through April 2015 and is also decent psychological resistance. Nonetheless, on a weekly closing basis no resistance is found until very minor at 1.04 and then minor to perhaps decent resistance between 1.13 and 1.16. On an intraweek basis, the stock did get up to 1.16 a couple of weeks ago and a retest of that level seems to be a high probability. That level is important from the fact that is where the 200-day MA is presently at. Support is now pivotal at .81. Probabilities favor the bulls.

FNV technically generated a negative reversal week, having gone above the previous week's high by $.06 cents and then closing in the red and near the low of the week, suggesting further downside below last week's low at 88.88 will be seen this week. The red close did make the previous week's close at 90.21 into a successful retest of the psychological resistance at the $90 demilitarize zone and could generate a bit more downside before attempting to break above that level and head toward the $100 level which is now a magnet. The max possible downside is 84.45 as that was the previous all-time high weekly close but the reality is that with Gold having broken out and already having retested its breakout point, it is unlikely the stock will get below the general support at $87. Evidently, any daily close above 90.30 will open the door for more upside immediately.

FSLR generated a negative reversal and a close near the low of the week, suggesting further downside below last week's low at 64.16 will be seen this week. This negative reversal seems to be a bit more indicative given that the previous high seen at 67.98 that was seen 3 weeks ago will have been tested successfully if the stock does go below last week's low and that would suggest that a mini correction is under way with a possible/probably drop down to the $58.88-60.41 area. As such and for short-term traders, consideration can be given to liquidating positions and purchasing them back around the $60 level. Resistance is now found at 67.47 that if broken would negate the outlook mentioned above. Probabilities favor the bears.

IBM closed on Friday at a strong pivotal level of resistance at 151.35 (closed at 151.36), meaning that a green close next Friday would open the door for a rally up to the $160 level but more importantly would negate the downtrend that has been in existence February 2017. There is still some room above on an intraweek basis up to 154.36, meaning that further upside can be seen at the beginning of the week without triggering new buying interest. Nonetheless, the bulls do need a red weekly close next Friday if they are to generate any kind of move back down to at least the $140 level where at this time support of consequence is found. Probabilities favor the bulls at the start of the week but the bears at the end of the week.

SRUTF generated a green weekly close, making the previous week's close at .367 into a successful retest of the weekly close breakout point at .361 that caused the stock to move up to the .85 level just a few weeks later. If confirmed this week, the successful retest will generate new chart buying interest that would target a break of the .85 level and target the $1 as the objective. Pivotal resistance is found at .43 that is further strengthened by the 200-day MA, currently at .435. A confirmed close above that line will bring in new buying interest. Support is now found at .377 and pivotal at .354. Probabilities favor the bulls.


1) ENG - Averaged long at 1.616 (6 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at .99.

2) ARNA - Averaged long at 3.725 (4 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 6.30 (new price (63.03).

3) FSLR - Averaged long at 43.835. (2 mentions). Stop loss now at 61.40. Stock closed on Friday at 65.02.

4) CCJ - Liquidated at 9.70. Averaged long at 10.445. Loss on the trade of $299 per 100 shares (4 mentions) plus commissions.

5) LNTH - Liquidated at 24.33. Averaged long at 24.34. Loss on the trade of $2 per 100 shares (2 mentions) plus commissions.

6) MCIG - Averaged long at .215 (2 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at .0571.

7) AAPL - Averaged short at 190.71 (2 mentions). No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 207.74.

8) IBM - Averaged short at 136.08 (2 mentions) No stop loss at present. Stock closed on Friday at 151.36.

9) CVS - Averaged long at 55.58 (2 mentions). No stop at present. Stock closed on Friday at 55.54.

10) CPG - Averaged long at 3.28 (3 mentions). Stop loss now at 2.66. Stock closed on Friday at 3.08.

11) FNV - Purchased at 85.28. Stop loss at 81.66. Stock closed on Friday at 89.33.

12) CLB - Averaged long at 48.345 (2 mentions). Stop loss is now at 52.29. Stock closed on Friday at 53.03.

13) CRON - Averaged long at 14.065 (2 mentions). Stop loss now at 13.41. Stock closed on Friday at 14.90.

14) BABA - Covered shorts at 178.35. Shorted at 170.19. Loss on the trade of $826 per 100 shares plus commissions.

15) AU - Averaged long at 18.86 (2 mentions). Stop loss at 15.10. Stock closed on Friday at 18.41.

16) BABA - Shorted at 177.88. Covered shorts at 178.35. Loss on the trade of $47 per 100 shares plus commissions.


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