 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at 727-445-1044. Now, David White. To another exciting addition to the Power Trading Hour with me, we have our humble, lovable, and squeezibly soft host. Once more, here we go into the Breach Deer Friends. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Well, what do we have going on right now? Let's update this just to make sure I'm not behind the game. S&P is off 1.6. That's not percent. Dow's down 105, though. Nasdaq's up 11. Russell off of $5.60. When we look at crude oil up another 81 cents. Gold down a buck at 295.20. Silver off a nickel at $15.05. So, yeah, kind of a very quiet time in the markets because we've come up and hit fairly significant resistance levels. Doesn't mean we're retreating, but it does mean that probably the easy money is over. We have one more day after the day of fun buying that goes into Wednesday. Generally, by Thursday, early, the stragglers are gone. So if there's going to be a week time to this market as we talked last week, it's going to be Thursday or Friday. I don't know if the markets just go sideways. It could burn off kind of a little bit of overbought conditions. But let's cut in. Anyway, we're going to have a good time. Got lots of charts to look at. Yesterday I was busy doing a lot of stuff in software land. So that's why it was gone. And what else do we have? That's it. I think kind of just a quiet time. I think everybody is expecting a lot of movement in the market, and it's probably going to be, I think, the date for the rest of the day tomorrow and Thursday tell us a great deal more about the market than today. Right now, normally when you get to a new high like we went to yesterday, you want to count at least three days. That takes you into Thursday because if people are on a margin on the wrong side, you jam something up. Generally, this doesn't fail instantly. They can hold it up there. They will for three days and try to get the people that had margin calls out of the door. I don't know how many of that's happening right now, but that's it. Anyway, over the last month, we kind of pulled back a little bit. We're a little weak. I suspect a lot on selling for tax reasons, not tax selling in the market itself, but raising taxes in five of the most confiscatory communist-led states who think it is their entire job as politicians to take whatever you have from you. I'm not a big tax fan. That's why I live in Florida. Low taxes. We tax those people up from the great night, right, great night, great white north. And so when Yankees come down here, and when you see that extra little tack on the bill for your hotel or your rental car, that's so I don't have to pay taxes down here. And you've got to love it. Anyway, again, not much actually going to happen. I suspect for the rest of the day. And now tomorrow, the question is, should we consolidate enough of these gains to keep going? We're going to look at some charts that have fairly light energy up here on these highs. But it really hadn't changed for a month, and that is we have a lot of stocks pushing up against highs. A few of them kind of make through. Most of them hang out at those highs. Even when they fail, they don't go back down. So they're really just waiting for more energy. We don't have significant earnings for a little while, so there's not a lot of catalyst. I think everybody is waiting for Godot. You ever see that play? He never shows up, by the way. Spoiler alert from a play from 40 years ago. Godot does never show up. They're just waiting for it all. That's why I don't like plays. You can't just change the channel. And generally, you go to somebody or with somebody to one. And how can you tell them this blows chunks? This is like the worst, painful experience I've ever had. But you never know. Okay, so I think that's about enough for me. Why don't we go ahead and do a little history? We'll get into some charts and some of the stocks. Making some news or snooze. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. It is history repeating it on this day in 1968. 2001, a space artichoke. I mean, a space odyssey is a released 1968 epic science fiction film produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick. The play was written by Kubrick and Arthur C. Clark and was inspired by Clark's short story, The Sentinel. A novel also called The 2001 A Space Odyssey was written concurrently with screenplay and published soon after the film was released. Of course, this is a full year before we landed on the moon. The film, which follows the voyage to Jupiter with a sentient computer howl after the discovery of a mysterious black monolith affecting human evolution. Deals with themes of existentialism. Human evolution, technology, artificial intelligence and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. For me, I would not see this movie probably until 1982. I guess I saw it in 1982 on a laser disc. And back then on the small tube still blow out. And this is one of the first things that led me to start looking at animation and special effects and getting into that. By 1986, I was going to the conventions for animation. And 10 years after that was bumping in the Douglas Trumbull, who's the person responsible for most of the special effects in 2001. So I met my hero. He wasn't bad. He was actually very interested in some of the stuff I was working on at the time and wished that he had it for many of the movies he worked on. Besides 2001, close encounters of the third kind. Is there a fourth kind? I always wondered about that too. Anyway, close encounters, a handful of other movies. Certainly went on to help found industrial light magic and make most of the special effects that we had throughout and through, I think the early 2000, I think he's retired now. He's like 77, 78. So he was kind of a young guy when he did 2001, but always incredibly brilliant. But yeah, came on the set when I was working on Apollo 13 in a little warehouse down at Venice Beach. I wanted to see all the stuff we were doing for it and could only wish that he had that stuff for all the movies he made years before. Anyway, when we come back, we'll look at some charts. A lot of great stuff. Hang on! The Taz Profile Scanner is the most revolutionary piece of trading software that you will ever try. Wouldn't you like to approach the markets with confidence? As you begin your trading day, it's likely that you'll be faced with lots of decisions. In order to make the best decision, the first thing you'll need is a strategy that will help you minimize your risks. Whether we're in a bull or bear market, a good strategy is to have the tools needed to help you scan and analyze the markets before you trade. 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TFNN.com, educating investors. Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at 727-873-7618. We're done with that, aren't we? We can go on, start looking at some charts and get to some messages from yesterday. We got more today. Financial Literacy Month. Have to look at that. Okay. First question before we get on to some other things is, did the volume last week help you decide whether to buy the market lows? If not, what help did volume do for you deciding critical decisions last week? Unfortunately, even like yesterday and today, the volume hasn't been giving a lot of good clues. The only thing I could do was go to the most washed out sector that I could find. Of course, every day I've got charts in my newsletter which are called Sector Oscillators. They are kind of a wisdom of the crowd's approach to looking at how well all the stocks in a particular sector are. Kind of the equivalent of a summation index for the broad market. I wanted something that actually broke down. Right now I'm doing 26 different sector ETF combinations so I can see pretty much how they're all doing. They were all at support. I had it won. What we bought was the one that was the most washed out. It's the one also that's gone from the worst to the best in the Sector Oscillator. Pretty good at finding lows. I'm working on other stuff to find highs, but I have no problems spotting the lows. The question is just when some of the people in politics or in the Treasury are going to take a hail of gasoline and throw it on a fire, you just never know. But markets, yeah, kind of weak. But again, you're getting the best pump there is and that's somebody can print cash in the markets and that's what the markets are responding to these days, the never ending fire hose of cash in the market. So it could have gone either way. We just bought the most washed out. Pretty much thinking that if it did go lower that the losses will be minimum and also if it went higher, it would be the strongest one to recover and that sector was that when we exit that trade. We'll talk more about why we bought it and I'll bring up the Sector Oscillators. But also we were also looking at the Summation Index which is now starting to turn up. I guess we can show that, right? We have the technology. We can make it better than it was before. The $5 man. That was my pitch to the studios. They thought $5 million was better. But when we look at the Summation Indexes, you can see that it's just now starting to turn back up and what you could actually see down at the lows was the 5% and 10% inputs that Summation Index were kind of already starting to turn up down here along with the Sector Oscillators, especially the one I was looking at that offered a pretty good risk reward. So volume isn't the all be all end all. As I like to tell some people that tell me everything's in the chart, I tell them that every sunken ship had a chart. There's not one thing that you can rely on. There's no DNA evidence in the stock market that you know for 99.99% that this person did it or didn't do it. It's much more about adding up all the different factors going into the market. But of course, as we talked at the very beginning of the show, we were going into fund buying. We had a much bigger part of my decision was that they were pushing the Lyft IPO out the door. It is exceedingly rare when they get a big IPO out like that that they will let the market fall. Don't know if they made some calls to the Treasury Secretary and told them we need some good PR, but they got it, right? So you never know. Until it's no more. Okay, what else do we have? Oh, we wanted to look at some charts. So we'll do that. We got plenty of time in this segment. So why don't we get started and then we'll look at some of the bigger well-known stocks at the end of the day. Alexander and Baldwin. I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with Alec Baldwin. Maybe the people that make a wise, premier commercial real estate company. National owner of grocery store anchored sales. I don't remember it. Banging against $25.43 level back from July 13th. But you just got the highs there. There was one I wanted to look at making news. Why don't we go ahead and look at this one first? This is Care.com. They do child services. And one of the bigger companies for watching the kids, why the parents and adults work, is this Care.com, Care.com company. Anyway, Best Buy is dropping them. I don't know if they're continuing to do child services for their employees or not. But certainly much lower and down on volume back to the previous lows. That's at least one. What else is going on here that I wanted to talk about? Let's go back to this. Care.com. That was one of the one I was thinking about. Nothing new on there. Let's go back to the other charts. AMGIN. So there's a biggie bouncing against the size. We'll take a quick look at this. Certainly this 192 area is some fairly decent resistance after it fell apart on its earnings announcement back on January 28th. It came down on 4.2 million shares. Tried to get into it with 4.2 million shares on February 27th. Didn't make it, tried again with a lot more volume but actually reversed on March 22nd. Now you're back up with 1.2 million shares. Ideally, this thing's probably going to get back up to about 197 and at that point the question is whether or not it's going to roll back over. Also, we had some emails from somebody to HIIQ. Don't know about this one. Suman asked for a bottom health insurance innovations. It's not bad going back into 4 million share of low on December 20th. So we'll talk about that when we come back. Give me call 877-927-6648. Email me at pathfnn.com. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. And as we turn to talk about health insurance innovations, we're going to go back to IIQ, which we had an ask about. We'll get back to that. PYZ, I guess that's for the show, for yesterday. Anyway, down, you got a 4 million share spike. It could get down to 2217, so possibility exists. But I see it in the heavy volume, on fairly light volume. But I don't know if that's enough. Okay, so we got those. Take care. Still got plenty of time for you to email me at PATH at TFNN.com or call me at 877-927-6648. For today, A.O. Smith, the maker of water heaters, testing its previous February 25th high, $50.96, 2.2 million shares. Tested it with 1.3 million shares yesterday. Just going sideways with 500,000 shares. To the Boeing company, if you were thinking of shorting this, I didn't think there was a lot of reason to before. Still think it's probably going to do okay. My guess would be you'd want 405, 410 in there. But again, I'm not a big fan of shorting it. I know there have been a lot of articles about them and one of the claims by one of the reporters that I saw was that, well, there's this optional equipment and they were, you know, safety equipment and they did make it mandatory. And the one thing that they didn't say is what that safety equipment was. And the optional equipment that they're getting was something that actually was an angle of attack display for the cockpit. And I got to tell you that one of the guys on YouTube had the simulator for it, showing out works and stuff. And I can tell you probably if I was buying a plane I wouldn't use or get it either. It's literally too difficult to read in any kind of emergency anyway. Because you're really talking about trying to show two different things at once, which is speed and angle of attack. If you're going straight up or straight down they don't really mean a whole lot. Because really you're going the way and you're attacking the wind correctly. So I can say that it's not like they'd be able to read that indicator and say I think it was vastly overplayed. I do think that if their screw up is one thing and that is that they didn't really take into account that those angle of attack sensors on the outside you probably needed two of them at a minimum. And if they don't agree then that's A-cast systems or M-cast systems wouldn't work at all. But kind of shaking it off got down to 361. 52. Basil bought some options, call options on it and did fairly well. I can see that you may have to wait for about seven days for it to wash out. There was fairly decent bounce coming in. To what else do we have? EQM back testing. It's high on light volume. Midstream partners limited partnership. I'm never a big fan of these. January 30th, $47.28, 860,000 shares. Yesterday got into it with a little less than 500,000 shares. Probably going to do just a hair more than that today but not hold that high. FAS, which is the financial bull 3x shares and very, very light energy on the way back up. In fact, you're going into a candle on the 20th of March at 1.3 million shares. You're doing about 687,000 shares. FDX, actually after getting hammered back on the 20th of March, it's back up to these highs again. You needed about 4 million shares, which is the March 19th high. You got to 185. You pierced it yesterday to 187. And again, half the volume, so you're actually pulling back into this trading range. INST, I want to look at this one just a little bit more. This one's been going kind of straight up. We'll ask what, 15, 20 days. Testing its previous high yesterday with 300,000 shares compared to the 700,000 shares on March 1st back in. But none of these really look like they're rolling over significantly. Lamar Advertising got to a high on March 22nd of $80.38, with just a hair under 800,000 shares. Yesterday, 481,000 shares. Today, just a tick higher to 268. So outdoor advertising, I guess, not what it once was. Eli Lilly in the biotech space, going through a almost 60 million share high for March 4th, with almost 5.6 million shares, or less than a tenth of the volume it had on that date. So not much happened there. I don't know, is there a buyout going on in Lilly? Kind of acts like it. Certainly nothing close to the volume it had last month. And McDonald's. McDonald's! Also busted its high yesterday. 4.4 million shares on January 28th, 189.42. Did so, 3 million shares. So 25% off. Rotated right back into the trading range today, not much volume. Again, not breaking higher, but certainly not any kind of sign of strength or volume off the highs. We've got a question about what volume is doing so far today. And we've got about 4 billion shares. So it is light, especially light today. And, you know, any kind of little pullback out here, in fact, we're flat on the S&P cash. NASDAQ's up 16. Russell's off 4.5. Dow's down 80 now, so still not much going on. In TRA, Natira spiked its 2.9 million share high on March 13th with a million shares yesterday. So down about 30%. Today, staying in this trading range. And we had this last month. And what happened is they all just hung out, hung out, hung out. Finally, there was some good news and we broke ahead. So as long as these things don't actually start running into problems, not a big deal. Pet IQ, I didn't know they were IQing the pets. Mine probably wouldn't score very high. I don't know. Maybe against other pets? Probably still not very high. January 16th, $31.55. 1.5 million shares got into it with 344,000 shares back into the trading range. She goes at IQ and around 30%. No volume today off that reversal of yesterday. 777-927-6648. 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That's TFNN.com and hit Watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. We're not spelled C-O-L-O-U-R. We're Americans. We fought to have the word color spelled C-O-L-O-R. Just remember that. Anyway, flat on the S&P cashdown, 85 on the Dow, Nasdaq's up 15. Russell's off 4. And again, fairly quiet as everybody digests. The big moves to the last few days were smack dab against fairly significant resistance in the market, but we're really not backing off other than the pop we had this morning. And it's probably going to be a day or two. If we're going to have weakness, it'll, of course, be probably late Thursday or Friday. Nothing in the way of earnings really coming that can move the markets unless we get some kind of pre-announcement, but don't think we're going to get that. Earnings have been at least okay, so no big change there either. So anyway, we're going to continue down the path we have chosen, which is looking at some of these stocks and how they've reacted in the last day or two to these recent tests of highs. What else do we have? Restaurant Brands International, QSR had a 4 million share high February 11th at 65.59. Hit that a couple of days ago with 2.2 million shares. Very light volume, but still holding at those highs. No big reversal off of those. Sonoco Products, I think we're getting very close to some kind of significant high in energy. And what makes me think that is that they've really been pushing the energy stocks as we go from the winter to summer formulas. And it's got a bullish bias out here, but it's not like they're taking down any wells. In fact, everything I read seems to say that they're going to go hog wild and start pumping a great deal more crude here as soon as all those refineries are turned back on. But right now we're just going through what we have. But I think we got the first kind of reversal here today in Sonoco Products, SON. I noticed a handful of other in the energy sector really giving some significant reversals on very light volume, tried to go higher and basically gave it up. So I want to watch those in the next couple of days, but crude probably 45 to 50, probably fair value, 60, probably fairly heavily value. February 12th, we already did that one. Let's go ahead and look at some other ones. SPGI, which is McGraw Hill Financial. I don't know why I put that in there, not much on that one. Constellation Brands, a 5.5 million share high on February 20th, 176.78 got into it with 2.8 million shares. Yesterday, today, just 1.6 million shares with about an hour and 15 minutes to go. So again, just like the month before, we got up to a lot of these things. They pulled back a little bit. We had kind of a pullback and suddenly you couldn't find anybody that wasn't incredibly ready to give accommodation for the markets. Sonoco is another one I was watching in that same sector. A 1.3 million share high on February 4th got into that with 200,000 shares yesterday and today 140,000 shares. So pretty light volume for a lot of these. I think you got that little kind of snow on the top of a mountain that kind of curls over like a wave ready to hit the beach and in springtime those things start heating up and then of course they fall an avalanche down the mountain and that's kind of it. Now Stanley Black and Decker, oh you got to love their hammers and of course their block planes and their jack planes and all the other woodworking equipment that Stanley Black and Decker makes that I own some of. January 18th, 137.96 2.2 million shares got into 1.5 million shares on February 28th and yesterday would we have 1.2 million shares, a little doji out there today and fairly light energy off that March 8th low. And of course supposedly if you believe people in movies, Twinkie, you come back in 10 years it's going to be just as good to eat if it's been kept in its wonderful cellifying wrapper through nuclear war, Twinkies of course will make it get down on August 8th with 8 million shares now you're about halfway back into it with 2.3 million shares and that's probably about all you should expect unless there's major news in that one. Now you did technology actually one of the bigger gaps actually making a fairly big statement and that is going up against the November 26th eye 132.40 was the price on that November 26th eye with 10.6 million shares we went through it yesterday with 5 million shares today a little bit of reversal 1.7 million shares so again everybody wants to put their head up do a little turtling a little purry dog and stick their head out but it takes really the market these days to push everybody over the top of those in fact I was looking at Adobe a couple weeks ago as short because it got up to volume so light here's a good example it took till Friday or yesterday actually for this to gap above with 3 million shares but again you're going up against a 8.7 million share high back on October 17th December 3rd at 4.3 million share high so some of these going up but there's just not the juice in these you get kind of a little hanging man today in Adobe so you might want to think about looking at that tomorrow West Coast aircraft holdings WA IR is the symbol on this one going back not a big symbol or big signal first $8.99 with 920,000 shares yesterday 640,000 shares as you went into that just back up against it why why why ask yesterday 1.3 million shares today 900,000 shares so far going through this big spike of 8.6 million shares back on the March 5th and of course this goes back to a huge gap down in why why to August the 14th of last year that had 9 what's called 10 million shares so you're really starting to close that gap with a million and probably another million today so it's taken a long time to get this blow-up that eventually took it back down to 55-55 back so almost up to 90 now Z-A-Y-0 Z-O holdings running into again a lot of resistance from this gap down goes back to November 8th with 19 million shares just back into what's left of that gap things been going sideways since the 6th no volume got a lot of sellers hanging out right at that $28 level we'll be back wrap up the show for the S&P 500 for the last 12, 6 and 3 months Timer Digest also ranks me as the number one market timer for gold as well the fact is markets can be timed and I'll teach you the exact set of tools that I use that has transformed me into one of the best at what I do Sign up for Mastering Probability today by clicking on the newsletter tab on the homepage of TFNN.com and get immediate access to workshops where I take you step by step with an extraordinary set of tools as well as provide great market calls too Sign up today David White's newsletter The Technology Insider is focused like a laser on finding the next big things in technology if you had invested only $10,000 in Microsoft in 1986 you'd have been a millionaire by 2000 disruptive technology like Microsoft's is the key to these massive long term profits and the tech insider is the vehicle from TFNN to capitalize on these opportunities this is the go to newsletter that identifies, monitors and profits on mostly little known cutting edge companies with great long term prospects. 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Let's take a look and see if we see anything in the biggies as we wrap up the show Microsoft well up a little yesterday on 19.8 million shares today so far just a couple of years ago we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies and we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies and we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies and we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies and we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies and we've seen a lot of people who have seen the biggies so far just a little over 10 million shares as you go back into that 30 million share high on March 21st so again fairly light fall Amazon Amazon and let's see got to say six so far but you're going into six and a half almost seven million share highs from December 3rd in November 8th. So again just a lot a lot of resistance and a lot of these stocks and no sign that we're rolling over but certainly no sign that these things have the energy to go break the previous highs. Now if you want to talk about a stock that's been building some energy to either blow up or blow down it's certainly Netflix. This reacted poorly to earnings in the last cycle. In fact they may be coming up. One of these guys have earnings on FLX. April 16th. So we got about two weeks they blew up on earnings everybody ignored what they had to say they said they were going to make less money and they drove the stock right back up to previous highs. So the question is whether or not the executive staff was correct and telling everybody they'd have some weakness. But man it's got a lot a lot of money up here or a stock that the internal people said probably shouldn't be doing good until the end of the year. Interesting. Very interesting. So when you can not when you have to we'll see you tomorrow.