Financial News vs. Noise
August 9, 2024
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Financial News vs. Noise

All The News That Isn't Fit To Print

Another slightly hotter inflation number yesterday, which continues to make we wonder how the Fed justifies cutting rates. Yes, they have probably moved the goalpost on inflation from 2% to 3%, but that still doesn’t argue for cuts. We did have weaker retail sales yesterday, so perhaps the market is grasping at that. Bottom line, they could have really sold it off yesterday but they didn’t. The NDX dipped below it’s 20 day EMA and then rallied back above, the SPX did it at it’s 10 day MA.

Interesting day in the Magnificent 7 as TSLA still can’t catch a break and NVDA had a second red day in a row. Meanwhile everyone else, except for META was extremely strong. I am assuming this is what kept the market from selling off. For people who like to trade breakouts MSFT looks pretty textbook.

MSFX had it’s biggest volume day ever.

GOOGL continues to look like it wants to fill the January gap.

AAPL moved back above the 10 day, which is what I wanted to see.

I did flip long TLT yesterday, maybe a bit early as it broke below the 200 day, but some nice support at 92.

Crypto miners have gotten crushed. Did very well for a while there buying the dips, but not so well recently. Yesterday I sold MARA and COIN. I still think spot Bitcoin is a game changer and this is just a correction in an overall bull trend. Bitcoin is getting crushed pre market, I still own BITO calls and will look at possibly adding here.

CCJ is a name I bought Wednesday when it held the 200 day, still like this set up

As much as I would like to be a bear here I don’t see how you can be with the bulls still fully in charge. I have some hedges though just in case.

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