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I've got the most shorted stocks in the market. I sent out a list with the particulars. We won't go through those on the air, but we will go through the names so you can keep an eye on them. And that, we were worried about until about 2.45 or 2.50 on Friday, the possibility of an invasion of the Ukraine. We found out from a leaked phone call that, hey, even the Ukrainian president doesn't think it's common. So that was kind of interesting. I was listening to a lot of people that thought it was imminent. Still could be, because tonight, or tomorrow night, actually is the new moon. So if they want to come in under the cover of darkness, then I have people telling me, well, they would invade, but they've got to have frozen tundra. So the tanks just don't sink into the mud. And that seems kind of interesting. But you'd think they would have thought of that when they made the tank, make the treads wide enough that they wouldn't just sink in the mud. But I do not know, but I do not trust the Putin. And I do trust that the dude abides, but I do not trust in the Putin 877-927-6648. So we're up 62 points. The real question is, are we going to have the kind of volume that really makes this worth it? And are people going to infer that the earnings we had in the last week with Microsoft and Apple are going to go into the rest of the market? I think a lot of people are getting, are pricing in a lot more on the earnings this week. And we do have some interesting options, I mean, earnings. After the bell tonight, we've got a little bit of tech with NXPI, about 50% of their business goes to cars, automobiles, transportation, that a lot of those were shut down in this quarter. It's going to give us a kind of a read on just how bad was it? Kind of feel like Johnny Carson. How bad was it? It was so bad. Anyway, serious logic. Also, tonight in the oil sector, we've got Holmerick and Payne. Seems like there should be a joke with that, but there is not. Now, tomorrow morning in the morning, before the bell in the morning, that means before 9.30, if you're in Lutz, untied parcel service, that's UPS, Exxon Mobile, you got to think that's going to be good, Linux International, maybe a little bit of color on what's happening in housing, manpower group, Pultee Homes, also another little bit of read on housing and what they're expecting, what they're seeing. I've seen the reports. We also have Scott's Miracle Grow. Hey, you know, I haven't looked at that in an eternity. It was my pick. If you were getting into the weed business, what does this thing look like now? Well, it came way off with the weed business. Still the best probably weed stock that there is, and actually doesn't look very bad, but yeah, you'd really love to see a retest of 133, but man, it don't look like you're going to get it. You had a nice move higher on the 7th of December a day that will live in infamy, well, actually with about the same volume, if that's right, 500,000, yeah, not as good as I thought. Okay, so what else do we have going on out here this week? Well, that's a tomorrow morning before the bell. After the bell, we've got PayPal, AMD, Google, Starbucks, Gilead, Electronic Arts, MicroStrategy, Match Group, if you're into Grinder. And we know just how much traders are into Grinder. Anyway, that's after the bell tomorrow night. Wednesday, we've got D.H. Horton, so a little bit more color. In fact, I think if we're growing, filling in between the lines, what do they call that, the kids' books? Fill in the blank, not fill in the blanks, where you fill in the lines. Anyway, waste management, marathon petroleum, that's got to be good. Capri holding, Shimana, Johnson Controls, a little bit more on what's going on in automotive. After the bell on Wednesday night, we've got Metamucil, used to be known as Facebook, Qualcomm, so we're going to get a little bit more on the phone business. You know, I said when we looked at Gile, it was at GLW, it just really looked from those numbers that Apple was going to be good. It started off slow and then went back higher. Qualcomm probably, I don't know, I'm going to bet that that's probably priced in from Apple's movement. Spotify Technology, and we'll talk about that. I got some emails. Coolic and Sofa, a little bit more on that, Align Technology, the invisible braces, Corvo, another play for the phone, cellular phone, smartphone business. It is a McKesson. So we got that Thursday, Penn National Gaming, Nokia, Merck, Eli, Biogen. So got a little bit of a murder's row for biotech next Thursday. Unless you really have an abiding belief like the dude, because the dude abides, then you've got to be thinking about maybe editing stage left before that hits the fan after the bell on Thursday night. We've got Amazon Snap, Pinterest, Ford Motor, Skyworks Solutions, a little bit more in that cellular phone, smartphone business. Skechers, I think everybody, the Skechers had been doing fairly well. Fortnett, Clorox, Decker's brand, and we've got a little bit of tennis shoes this week. Friday morning, as we get back, finish up the week, we've got Bristol, Myers Squibb, Royal Caribbean, Regeneron, so a little bit of bio like this week. We'll be back in a minute. Are you grinding in the market, but seeing little to no return, or are you a successful trader simply looking to make your job a little easier? Learn to take the path of least resistance with David White's powerful trading newsletter. 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But man, you got to bounce. But I would have liked to see maybe 25 million shares today. So you see how the end of that comes in today, but we shall see. Let's do a little history and then we'll move on. And it's history repeating. SBC announced on this day in 2005 it would purchase AT&T Corporation. Huh, I thought AT&T was a corporation of its own. For more than 16 billion, this completed maybe the longest and sorted tail of an old AT&T company after the breakup in 1984. SBC, one of the original baby bells, renamed itself AT&T after the merger, confusing nearly everyone in the world as to which company was really which anymore. And that is a question. I know somebody rebuilding a hundred year old yacht, wooden yacht, and has almost replaced every piece of wood in the boat. Is it the same boat? At what point does it not become the same boat? Yeah, I think that's probably a question for academic scholars. But yeah, is it AT&T really AT&T? Don't know on this day in 2005. More questions than answers, as always. OK, what else do we have? Oh, did I? I don't think I put anything in there. Yeah, did I? Let's see if I did because I may have forgotten about it. Uh, what do we have here? I think I got to it most oversold since 2016 most highly shorted since 2016. So we probably were going to get a bounce. This leads me to the theme of today's very special show. All of them are special. This one's just a little bit more special. And that is what's going on with the short leaders out here. This is all the stocks with more than five days to cover. That means whatever the average volume is in the last 30 days, it would take five days of that just to get the shorts out. Albertson's not exactly sure why you want to be shortened. A grocery store doesn't seem like a fast kind of move. But hey, you're up a little bit, but only about half the volume of Friday. We look at other ones out here. AEO American Eagles Outfitters, almost nothing on that. A G, which is a first misgestic silver, a little bit of a bounce, about half the volume, maybe a little more than we had on Friday. If you're looking at this as some kind of reversal out there. So not a lot of people piling into that yet so far today. AKBA, which is a beaker therapeutics. Man, if you saw that today, you certainly wouldn't see it. Volumes about three-fourths, maybe. It looks like you might be able to match that volume for Friday. AMCOR, about half the volume of Friday. A-T-U-S, maybe a fourth of the volume of Friday. This is Altus, A-T-U-S. Look at this. I mean, it's a nice one on a move, but is it an oversold? In that, you certainly would think that if everybody was short this thing, that you'd have a ton of volume today if this was just short covering out here, or this was a short squeeze rally. You'd see a lot more in that. Bed Bath and Below, a little bit of a pop out here. Again, so far today, got seven million shares compared to the 14 million shares on Friday. Ben Franklin Resources. Up a little bit. Volume's pretty good, but I wouldn't say that the candle does much for today. Got a little Doji and BGC partners. And what is that? And it's just a Doji out here on no volume. What do these guys do that those guys don't do? Let's take a quick look. Okay. Brokeage and Financial Technology Company in the United States. Government bonds, corporate bonds, other debt instruments. Okay. I should probably know these folks, but I don't. BKR. This one challenged the top, did so on just a little bit lighter volume. Again, we got more energy coming this week. Nice reversal on this one. It did open kind of lower and close higher out here. We'd like to see a lot more volume from that one before the end of the day. CLNY, which is colony financial. And just going sideways on a day with about, I'm going to say five eighths, the volume of Friday so far. CLR, Continental Resources, just going sideways. About half the volume of Friday so far. CLVS, which is Clovis Oncology. A little tick higher. CRO On the Cron. What is the actual name of this company? Chronos Group. Okay. 22. You got a nice move out here. Friday you had 2.8 million shares. Today you got 1.5. That could turn into something later in the day. Deutsche Bank. Certainly a huge move off the low. Kind of a state sponsored bank. Probably the best way to describe it. Decent volume on the day. 2.9 million shares compared to the 4.3 on Friday. DD, double D. Not much on this one. Volume has been decreasing for a week. Datadog. This one I think a lot of people have been waiting for. It had kind of found a way of balancing out the lows out here. Going sideways for about seven or eight days. You got to move higher today. 3.3 million shares so far compared to five. That could get a little bit better before the end of the day. Dish networks. I don't know how these guys ever hang around. But there's AMC and others. All having the same kind of problems. Not much out here. About half the volume you had today. How you had on Friday. Dynavax technologies. About fourth of the volume they had on Friday. 8 by 8. About a fourth of the volume you had on Friday. So that doesn't look like much of a squeeze yet. Certainly no volume involved to chase these folks out. AXA equitable and nice move. But again you had a big thrust down on 5.2 million shares on Friday. You got about 1.9 million shares so far today. EXEL on this. Almost at the time of the second. We'll be back. We'll go through as many of these as we can. Maybe we'll get through the whole list. But I think we're starting to see a theme here. That is the short stocks are not seeing the big pieces so far. About half the volume on sellers that we had on Friday. Maybe a little less. Back. You having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? 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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 we are back. And Excellus, which is a biotech company, they've got a couple of cancer drugs out, I think. Again, are we seeing a big short squeeze out here? Normally you get a squeeze, you get some volume. Not getting much out here in most of these stocks. Excellus, E-X-E-L. And 2.4 million shares Friday, you got 763,000 today. So yeah, I'm going to continue thinking that what we have here is everybody piling back into the usual suspects like Apple, Microsoft, Facebook and that kind of stuff, thinking that they're going to be the safe stocks going forward, but kind of tough to bet on that. Matterport Digital Twin 3D data platform. Can you look at the, oh, this new issue. Okay, let's take a look at here. I had another question by one of my subscribers about companies like this. And there are just so many of them. And the question is, do these guys do something that no one else can do? Because the underlying technology of all this stuff is just pieces and parts bought from China and integrated in their technology. Everybody kind of does the same thing. I haven't seen a great deal of these companies that differentiates themselves. These are these 3D companies that you see people like on CSI come in and sit down their little tripod that kind of looks like a surveyors tripod. And the thing spins around with lasers and measures the interior room and stuff like that. And then they're able to recreate it. And everybody, I think everybody that's watched those shows has seen that kind of technology. It's just that everybody does it. Everybody buys the same parts from the same people that make them in China. And as it more of a software-based thing it is, but I think you have to know that business to know what's important in the software before you pick one of these companies. But I think there's three or four or five of these things out there over the last year that have IPO'd. And I just don't know what's the important part. This is where if you're in the business maybe you understand a lot better than I do. But comment, hey, people still have dish networks, maybe that's interesting. Matterport. You're up today with about half the volume you had Friday. 21 million shares on Friday. Damn, a little better. 12.8 million shares so far today. Let's go to some other one. Fold. Wash and fold. Amicus Therapeutics. Actually, I like at least the light volume test of January 10th to $8.4 million. No, $8.41 on 10.6 million shares. Got about 2 million shares from Friday when you went down and test that low. But you would have liked to seen some volume come in today, just a million shares so far. So could these just all be dead cat bounces? Well, I'd like to see some volume come in to actually make me think these are anything other than some one-day wonders. But again, these are not the biggest stocks in the market. We'll look at those if we still have time today. 21st Century Fox. About half the volume of Friday. Friday had a big turnaround, 4 million shares. These guys, of course, are all on cable. Both are Fox News and other stuff. But I think they sold a lot of the stuff to Disney, didn't they? Anyway, I'm not a big fan of being on anything on cable. If I had to buy something, it would probably be Fox. They are the only people that have anybody watching them left on cable news. You got maybe 10, 15, 20% of the people watching CNN, MSNBC, Weather Channel, all the other go-tos. There just aren't people watching cable news anymore with a rare exception. They don't have any more people than they had a year ago, but certainly they're not as bad off as CNN and MSNBC. CNN is for sale at about, I think, a fourth of the price that they were asking for a year and a half ago. AT&T desperately wants to get rid of it and get out of it, which may tell you a lot more future about what's going to go on in cable. You can't just have one or two channels holding everything up for that level of infrastructure. I think eventually it all goes digital, but then do you really need a cable company other than for internet? GEO, not much of a bounce at all out here today. This one doesn't even get the dead cat bounce to Generalon. You got a little move out here, but again, not a lot of volume. GIS, which is General Mills opposed to Colonel Sanders. I want to see them go a mono, a mono in a octagon. Anyway, General Mills. You had a nice push higher. Probably the one thing that I've noticed over the weekend was how much money are going into these cyclical companies that people think are going to be safe next year, like General Mills, Kellogg's, that kind of stuff. Gogo, this is one that's circling the drain as far as I can tell with Musk and his satellites being everywhere, but it hasn't quite dropped down. Again, monster short, so I'm not going to be chasing that one. HBI, which is Hibbet, isn't it? Haines Brands, okay. So you had a lot of volume on the downside on Friday. You had 5.6 million shares today. You're up on 2.8. So this isn't a giant turnaround on volume for most of these short stocks. It's a pretty decent move out here on H&R Block, but again maybe 5.8 of the volume so far had on Friday not a blowout. HST, which is host resorts. Nice reversal candle. You had 5.6 million shares on Friday, excuse me, 3.2 so far today. There didn't that much. Kind of interesting to see at least one name you can instantly know on this list of massively shorted stocks and that is IBM. Not much going on in this one either. You had some decent volume on Friday of 5.5 million shares. You got 3 million today, but it's not even going up. Just kind of going sideways. International flavors and fragrances had more volume than previous low by about 300,000 shares on from the September 22nd low. So 2.2 million shares on Friday, 1 million shares today. IMGN, Immunogen, another one of these biotech companies. Again, if you missed the first part of the show, just how much that biotech has weighted this weekend. I mean the last couple of days, Thursday, Friday. So maybe a good trade is to go into these through Wednesday or Wednesday night. But who knows on Thursday and Friday. Be back in a minute. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa and Clearwater markets? Tiger Real Estate LLC is a firm that has extensive experience in the Tampa Bay Area. 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As we return, we're back into stocks that have amazing levels of short selling and mostly based on how many days to cover that it would be what's going on. And if everybody is just saying this is a short covering rally, why aren't they covering these shorts? Anyway, Immunogen bounce out here today. Friday, they had 3.2 million shares. Today, they got one so far. Again, these could pick up before the end of the day. But does this look like a handful of stocks are getting all the love? And these aren't changing much. Infinera INFN, the symbol on this one. Nice reversal-looking candle. You had 2.8 million shares on Friday. You got one million shares today. INO and no-vote pharmaceuticals. I'm going to say there's much in here. Iron Mountain. This is one I probably should have stuck with. We talked about it last year. It never really did anything for the short squeeze. This thing has been absolutely pounded for years now. I'm not exactly sure the reason everybody thinks these people are going out of business. But certainly that way. Invesco mortgage capital up on light volume. Juniper Networks. Some very nice candles over the last couple of days. Again, 9.4 million shares on Friday. You got about 5.3 million shares. We're not starting off the week with a lot of volume in those. KPTA, T.I. Kerrio O'Farm Therapeutics. I retested the previous high on 3.5 million shares compared to the 1.6. About double the volume back here on January 26. Friday had 2.7 million shares today. 800,000. I'm going to say that most of these bounces so far have been fairly wimpy. Kroger, another grocery store of people shorting the living daylights out of. I do not understand this. These things move like glaciers. The only good thing you have today is this is back down into the December 22 low on light volume. I don't know who shorts grocery stores. Unless you know that they were poisoning their companies, it could take you a thousand years to get your money back. Not a lot of volume. 3.5 million shares compared to the 10 million shares on Friday. This is kind of more of a bottoming pattern than many of the others we've seen out there. L.T.H.M. Livit. Yeah. Had a little doji out here on Friday. Just under 2 million shares. Got 1 million shares today. Again, I'm going to have to see a lot of volume come in before the end of the day before I start feeling that this is a lot better. Move out here. M.A.C.R.I.T. Not much to write home about. M.P.C. Barathon Petroleum, as we said on this one. I don't know why you short this one. This is, you know, if energy goes up, if there's going to be a stock that does have a short squeeze on this, this one does look fairly good other than the fact you only got about half the volume you had on Friday, and everything is for sale these days. M.T.D.R. Matador Resources. At least hold in the highs. Not a lot of volume as it goes sideways. If this thing gets going, keep an eye on that one with its short levels. M.T.G., which is Magic Investments. If it makes a profit, it's going to be Magic. Again, on Friday, 1.7 million shares to the downside testing today, 900,000 shares so far, upside. One of the ones that had been off the list for a while had been McEwen Mining. It is back like a bad rash with massive shorting in this thing and a low of 80 cents. The December 15th low had 4 million shares. Friday had 1.7. Today, you got 1.1. I'm not exactly sure what's going on here other than the fact that 80 cent stock people are continuing to once again go after it fairly heavily. I'm not exactly sure what they're thinking. To Nielsen, do we even need these guys anymore if they're all automatic? I don't need a ratings or people that write down stuff in a book. It's all on the web these days. 5.8 million shares on the downside, 2.75 million shares so far on the upside today. Nuon Communications, that's out of here. NVTA, Invita Common Stock, about half the volume of Friday. As I said, we're getting here fairly late in the ballgame to be down this. It makes me think of the Bucks game where they almost got there but they took about one extra quarter off that they shouldn't have. New York Community Bank Corp. They had 8.2 million shares on Friday, about 6 million shares. Maybe I don't like the volume on Friday but that one at least got some decent volume today. On Semiconductors, nice pop here. Friday they had almost 10 million shares. Today about 6.2 million shares. Nice place to actually buy it. One of the few stocks out here that had a fairly good gap that got retested. 23 million share gap tested on 10 million shares. That one actually looks a little bit better than most. OPK. OP... OPKO. A little bounce on this one. 6.4 million shares on Friday, 3.5 million shares today. Well, I think we've gone through enough of these. Do I have to go through the rest? Probably not. SGMO, which we've been talking about in the den for a while. But this doesn't seem to be getting going. Worst thing is things going sideways. If we do find some kind of low in biotech, this one had massively shorted. 500,000 shares today, but 1.1 million shares on Friday. Again, like I said, there's really much going on out here. Not a whole lot. Let's take a look at Z, which is Zillow, which may be trying to make some kind of low. Finally, this thing... Well, it's got a 50% off sale sign hanging on it. But you're back up. This man talked about taking a very quick beating. May find a low here. When we back, we'll look at some of the usual suspects before we wrap up the show. Doesn't look like a big short squeeze move today in at least the most highly shorted spots. We'll go back to the usual suspects. Yeah. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. 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The index is going higher, but of course that's because everybody's plowing in to the stocks that have amazingly a bigger effect on the indexes. What you don't have is the kind of volume, Friday. Apple, 180 million shares today, 71 million shares a little bit higher, but certainly you want to see kind of a decent amount of volume in these as they follow up in the coming days. Microsoft, these were all the companies that I thought were probably going to do well. That was last week. This week, we have a much bigger problem, I suspect. These are companies that close their books later. They're also companies that probably are more sensitive to shipping issues, the dock issues around the Long Beach and issues of supply chains. Microsoft, not really a big problem with supply chains ever, although they do make some hardware. Apple, a bigger deal, but they've got all these things all lined up far in advance. Everything's pretty much built in Asia and almost everything as we talked about going into Christmas could be thrown on a 747. And I even saw an argument over the weekend that they made more money instead of shipping them in via a ship that putting on a 747 and selling them instantly actually made their money turnover look better, which some people may be thinking of. But yeah, if 10 bucks is that such a big price to pay on a $1,500 smartphone? I don't think many people, including Apple or the customer would understand the difference in the 10 bucks or care. That much, but interestingly enough, Microsoft up. Certainly a lot of volume on Friday. We have 50 million shares up on 28 million so far. Watch that volume as you come into the end of the day. So when you can, not when you have to. We'll see you here tomorrow. Same Bat Channel, same Bat Time.