 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. And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, your humble lovable and squeezibly soft host. What's more, do we go into the breach dear friends? The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So what do we have going on while first a little breaking news, we'll see whether the market reacts to it at all, but the Huawi executive in Canada has been approved for extradition. Looked like they waited until they had a case that was pretty much bulletproof and unless she's part of a bargaining ship for a trade deal, she's going to jail, at least from what I've read so far, of course, get into court. Maybe it's different, but it certainly looks like the FBI waited until they had literally 10 tons of evidence and went the extra mile, at least from the evidence that they've already provided the courts in Canada. So you know that they got at least most, if not all the goods on this gal. But the question is, does China just let it roll off or do they just start running around arresting U.S. executives in China? I suspect we might see the second part of that. And again, in negotiations, when you have an edge, as the U.S. does, they buy a ton more or we buy a ton more stuff from them than they buy us. They may rattle the cage and tell everybody that they won't buy Boeing planes anymore. So someone else in Europe will buy one or South America, they've got a long list. If China decides to go away for a year or so, it's not going to change Boeing at all, although Boeing's stock price may change, I don't think it should, but a lot of people, they run around from day to day thinking that they're, you know, when you've got five years of backlog, literally anything that happens today, really going to change the outlook for Boeing anytime soon. Anyway, we'll look for a little trade stuff out here, but so far the markets at least from what I can tell haven't changed much in what they're looking at. We've seen a big change in the market this week, at least in character. We've seen selling at lunch. And I think that is one of the things that's starting to make me think that kind of a theory. That I kind of came up with yesterday. And that is that maybe there's enough selling and those five or six massively confiscatorily high tax states that they're going to have to do because they've got, you know, taxes of eight, 10% in Illinois and California, New York, some others, New Jersey. Where are they going to get that cash? They're going to need to raise it. And if they haven't already started, my guess is that some of the stuff's going to be for sale. So they can raise and pay their taxes over the next month or so. We saw a huge move in 2000. That was because of a change in taxes. Everybody waited until the first day of 2000, first trading day of 2000 to sell because it was 15% cheaper on the taxes. I'm wondering if this won't be another unintended consequence. And that is, will it matter long term? I mean, in a year? No. There's a few other things going on that makes me go home. That is kind of a fairly decent weakness in foreign markets, although those markets probably as strong as Asia was should have been up all day. They kind of are out. REITs also are telling me that after the news this morning that the thought that interest rates are going down, we also saw a gold move, that interest rates are going down, probably not a real thing. I think at best we can hope that the next year has no rate increases. And as long as the data comes in as good as it has been, maybe not a lot of change to the bond policy either. Certainly those REITs are telling me that there probably aren't lower rates coming for those folks that want to find a bigger fool to buy their strip mall or mall or retail building. It doesn't look like the REITs have a lot of problems in the traditional home business, single family dwellings. But it does look like a lot of the things that I'm looking at, if you're going to sell a mall, someone's going to have to buy it and they're going to finance it. And if that interest rate comes down, then maybe the mall is worth more money. From strip malls that I see down here, and we're fairly busy, and rental prices certainly have gone down, and I talked to a few people around here. But at the same time, lots of people moving here. But if you've got Amazon, and you've got Costco and the Sam's, and you've got a Walmart and a Target, I don't know how much you really need those strip malls, maybe to get your haircut. Maybe to park in when the overflow from Lowe's and Home Depot's a little bit much, like me on a Saturday. I'll park over there where they're not going to run into my car. Just a lot of thoughts right now, but there's certainly something going on that I'm not really getting a full read on in the market. Now, we popped higher, gave a lot of it back, and then we went right back into the mode that we've seen every day, which is the market just ticks up a hundredth of a point in the S&P cash, or maybe a tenth of a point, and it just kind of just keeps pushing up higher. But you know what? The volume all falls out. And then at the end of the day, everybody's a big seller. We saw that yesterday. We saw that a couple of days ago. So is the market falling apart? No, but we continue to be in a market that is very problematic for me. One, very few shorts. When we look at the call ratio over the last few days, we've had a little bit of a push, but nothing that would say that we have people going all in short. When we look at some of the other stocks that are generally being highly shorted, you got a few of them, but it's not as bad as it has been. So we've got a lot of people, I think they're all thinking the same thing. And that is, you know, there's going to be a trade deal. I'm going to sell the pop in the trade deal. Now, I'll give you a different scenario. And that is by Monday, China starts rattling some sabers on the trade deal. And the whole market starts to look south. That may be why we're looking at the emerging markets being much weaker over the last couple of days than the U.S. markets. And that is that, as I've seen many times, when the U.S. gets a cold, the third world gets Ebola. And just a few thoughts out there. When we come back, we'll do a little bit of snooze and we'll see. 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. 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Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at 727-873-7618. We're just to point under 2800 on the S&P cash. Volume was pretty good earlier in the morning. Been like about the last four days, which has been after one and before 3.30 kind of a ghost town, all the volume coming in at kind of the end of the day and selling coming in at the end of the day that tells you what the pros are doing, at least in the short term, 4.8 billion shares as we go into the second segment here. That's compared to about 8.5 billion shares yesterday. We're going to have much lighter volume than we had yesterday. Did push down, did have more volume yesterday. We've popped and again, you get these things where they just kind of turn the temperature up a little bit over a set of hours and then it comes back down fairly quick as it did. We do have fund buying starting on Monday and there'll probably be some markups on that. Question is just whether or not we have truly flow inflows this month and the question is we may not from some of the people that I look at. We've got a little history to do. Then we'll get into some questions and it's all just a little bit of history repeating. On this day in 1976, Steve Wozniak completes the basic design for the circuit board of an easy to use personal computer. The next day he shows it to Homebrew Computer Club, which Steve Jobs attends. Jobs realizes the potential and convinces Wozniak not to give away the schematics, but instead produce a printed circuit boards to sell. The two steves form a company and they name it Apple and Wozniak's design becomes the basis of the Apple One computer and the rest as they say is history. And of course, I'll say that that why Steve Jobs was an excellent marketer that neither one of them would probably be staying, well, he once did, but I don't think any of them would have made the history. Had not Wozniak come up with at the time a very brilliant design to keep pricing low and make it usable for somebody actually. And of course, eventually you could say that they didn't really do anything or make any money until about 1980, 79. And the key to it had nothing to do with them for the most part. It was that someone made a product called a spreadsheet and tons of MBAs were coming out of college. They all bought their spreadsheets and they bought a spreadsheet software and bought Apple to PCs. And that's what made the company viable and bringing enough money that they could build the Mac, get a laser printer, get some desktop publishing software, all of which they didn't build or design. The killer app a lot of times comes right out of left field. They didn't know about the spreadsheet and they didn't know about desktop publishing until really someone else brought it in from outside. So the beginning of Apple is really a lot of comical errors to success. In fact, there's a book out called, I'm gonna think the end of it, it's by Pringley X, Accidental Empires. Yeah, VisitCalc, the killer app. Anyway, success a lot of times a lot more luck than a lot of people would say. But on this day in 1976, for the people not lucky today, we'll give them the loser horn. And that is Tesla, Tesla down fairly strongly, down 26 bucks. Question about whether or not they had a debt payment due, if the stock price was below, I think it was about 380, then the people could take a rather large sum. I think it would have been about the equal of the close yesterday. So let's say it closed at 318 and that's 380. So the interest was about 20 bucks per hundred or about 20%. So that loan was, you can say, Shylock's probably have lower interest rates than what Tesla had. They were betting that they would have that stock through the roof, but they still had to pay 920 million shares, $100. And of course, over the last couple of days of last week, Elon Musk was hawking everything that was around him, all his houses, five different houses raised $100 million in cash. Question is whether or not where that cash went. It did, he had to come up with that to actually get them across the line for that 920 million dollars. He said that it's been paid or at least intimated that in a call last night after about 530 last night. And of course, had been building up a huge announcement and that announcement is that they're gonna be selling a car that they were selling last year. And that is a one with limited range and lower prices. Roll up windows, all the fancy stuff pulled out. And of course they're gonna be closing a great deal of, in fact, all of their showrooms that they've had at malls and things like that around the country. Supposedly they're gonna be selling this thing at about $35,000 to start. So you gotta figure 38,000 with a few add-ons. I still suspect that if I was gonna buy an entry level vehicle, I would still get the Kona from Hyundai. That one at about that price, maybe even a little less, has about 400 mile range and has all the features. So again, I don't think that Tesla makes a bad product. I just think that they're going to be and seeing a lot of competition come in this year and it's gonna be problematic. So we will continue on. Well, we've broken 2,800 very, very quietly. Again, moving the S&P not in points, but in hundreds and tenths of points, slowly, slowly, slowly up into the close. And again, you get this kind of markup period in the market. You kind of have to watch it fairly closely. But the question is whether or not we'll actually have anybody fight come next week. And again, like I said, I see a lot of problems with light volume. We'll be talking about that again through the rest of the show. What if they did an iPhone Tesla? Who knows? Anyway, Musk, the question you always have to think is whether or not the SEC actually tosses him out. There's some discussion kind of like the movie Casino that he will get a new job title, actually be the CEO, but not have the CEO position. Kind of like the leading character in that movie where he couldn't actually run the casino, but he did. And everybody knew it and didn't pay any attention to the guy that actually was the CEO of it because he was a CEO and knowing him only, the other guy could call a guy who would kill you. And that's all that mattered. Question is whether or not the SEC will even allow him to do that. But again, a long history of over-promising and under-delivering, a decent car, some other things going on. Anyway, we'll be back in a minute, we'll get into some charts. Path of Lease Resistance is David White's daily trading newsletter. 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Oh, he's in Las Vegas. I think that's probably more of a issue with you. Maybe what I'm looking at is what's happening here in Florida, which at least from the people I've talked to aren't done in cash. So maybe it's a little bit more of my inside. When you got a hot town like Las Vegas where everybody's leaving from LA in droves, you might have a much bigger boom town than we have people kind of come in all over it. Interest rates go down. Yeah, the price goes up for shopping center goes up as return goes up, buyers financing. Okay, so no real question there. Got a question about IBB. Question is IBB still going up this move have any more to go? It's some good earnings calls and a few products push, but again, you want something in a two, two and a half million share. You got about 1.1 million shares today. So yeah, can you creep up for the next couple of days? My guess is that by Wednesday, all fun buying will over. And if you continue to see the ridiculously light volumes that we've seen, that would be, you know, something that you'd want to think about. But yeah, the next, I think if you don't have a position that's paying off right now, you're probably looking at if the volume remains to be pathetic and abysmal, as it has been on a lot of these stocks that you're looking for probably Wednesday and fun buying to come off. I was going to show this earlier to do, where's it at? There it is. Options, both option market makers still want nothing to do with this market, which is fairly interesting. Now they think that, you know, we could go up 100 points and it wouldn't make much difference to them on the 18th or 15th this month. So 15th to this month for options expiration. At the same time, you could go down massively three or 400 points and it doesn't actually, it'll make a little difference to them, but not as much as you would think. So they continue to look at the market kind of like me, which is a little higher, probably 60% chance or 70% chance that, you know, you go up 10, 20 points on the S&P cash and or a smaller chance, you go down significantly, and I mean 100 or 200 points. So the risk reward to the upside probably pretty narrow, but we'll consider that the next couple of days might find it. In fact, I'm seeing some stocks out there that exist with miserably light volume and I'm short of them and I think, you know, it's not like I'm getting blown out or anything. I just think that I did take, leave the winners on, which way I had a couple of them that are really looking fairly good. Take the ones that are off a little bit and get out of the market. So, you know, we'll see on Monday and Tuesday, but my guess is if we don't have much of anything happen by Wednesday, the market's probably ready to roll back over again. Let's see what else we have going on here. No, I don't want to have my car towed. What else do we have going on here? Oh, wanted to look at a few of the other stocks that we had been looking at this week and see if anything really has happened with them. I think we were really talking about the 26, when a lot of these were hitting highs and coming over. Adobe's kind of interesting. It's slowly, you had kind of a doji yesterday. You got kind of a doji out here today so far with almost no volume, 1.2 million shares. But again, I suspect they're marking this up for funds on Monday and Tuesday. So you still may see a little bit more out here in Adobe. Although there's no juice as you get up to those eyes. AVT, which is Abnet, Hamilton Abnet. We talked about this one. It's already failed and failed fairly significantly, but without the market going down, it can probably hang a little high. The ones that have already failed come up a little bit and then pull down. Generally, that's where the big destruction comes. Abnet is a electronic parts supplier in the North America, but the December 3rd high at 44.97 got taken out by about a buck on February 25th. Did so with just half the volume. Now you've pulled back a little bit. My guess is you get back up to maybe 45. And if that pulls back after hitting 45, back down under 44, it's probably coming back down to the low 41s. You can give me a call 877-927-6648. You can email me at pathtfnn.com. And what else is going on out here? Okay, I know about that. I know about that. We'll be talking to Tom O'Brien at 3.30 and talking what went on in technology this week, but we shall see. Okay, AstraZeneca, like I said, there isn't much left in these. If you want to, I kind of feel like going along here is probably going to pay off, but it's not going to pay off that much. And in parlance of Wall Street, it's trying to pick up dollars in the way of a steamroller. We may pop up a little bit, that may just give you an opportunity to short some of these stocks at just a slightly higher price. November 13th, $41.78 on AstraZeneca, that was nine million shares, broke it with 4.5 million shares on the 27th. Gap down, you're up a little bit here. And this is where a lot of these stocks, once they start breaking below either a nine day or let's change it to a nine day, so you can actually see here, traditional moving average. If they start breaking below that nine day average is where these things are going to fall off, because they've been on a ballistic move higher. And that looks like could set up just in another day or two. Casey, general store, actually gave a fairly decent sell signal. If it closes below its nine day today, you had a test of a previous high on half the volume, you've pulled back down, you closed below that nine day yesterday, you're going to close it down below it today. 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Go to TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV for the latest market information. And what else do we have going on? Man, that's kind of interesting. I'm, man, getting a lot of stuff. Question about DDD on earnings and yeah, it came down fairly strongly. Again, a lot of these setups here just don't make me feel real good. This thing ran a lot of folks into earnings last night but a gap down on October 31st with 18 and a half million shares went up through that with three million shares yesterday. And again, from stocks like Tesla going into earnings, you know, we've got just as many of them blowing up as we do going higher. So it's more of a crapshoot in a great deal of these. But in this one, they're changing their business plan which I wrote something the Tech Insider maybe two years ago on how these guys would eventually end up making money. And that's going to the materials or materials that they can actually make money on. Selling plastic, probably not gonna be a big business but selling a technologically engineered titanium or certain kinds of metals and actually building those devices that actually can crank them out at a fairly decent speed. All different other thing but that's basically what they're saying. And of course anytime you change your business plan, the market doesn't like it because that means it probably wouldn't work and to begin with. Probably the same reason why Tesla's down. You change something that probably means it wasn't working. You don't change stuff that's working beautifully. So anyway, it's just back down to this gap up that went to the January 29th but that had 4.6 million shares and you're into it with six million shares. So somewhere around 11, 10 bucks this thing probably will flatten out to see if we have any other emails here as we go through all this because I know I got a bunch of stuff. There we go. An assessment of Apple. Okay. I mean, it just looks like the rest of this stuff that came back up on light volume. You've just been slowly kind of roasting shorts on this. I don't see anything really changing. Sprint's rolling out their 5G phones system and we're gonna talk about that on the Tech Insider today but I think that's gonna be in May, maybe April, May and they don't have any phones. I don't think it's gonna be a great six months or nine months until 2020 when they actually have a 5G phone and Samsung does have a 5G phone. They will be crowing about that a great deal. I've always thought that this thing probably wanted to come back to a 160 level and after the next couple of days if you don't see anything really come into this I suspect that Apple is going back to that 160 level. Question about what are these high tech jobs in Amazon? I think just another retailer like Walmart, please talk about these so-called high jobs. Electric cars, hybrid is the way to go. All electric is bad and hot and cold weather. Hybrid is great all the time, small engine, super capacitors is the way to go for me. Not a bad idea. First of all, what are all the high tech jobs at Amazon? These are buyers and managers of all the different divisions. You gotta remember Amazon is literally into everything. You got people into the aviation business and transportations and logistics. Amazon's more like the army. If you need somebody to give M16s out people, you also need people to have big howitzers and some people actually have atomic bombs. This is a big, huge thing and there are a lot of high price managers in all those different positions including things like Amazon web services and sales and everything. I mean, it's a huge company for a reason. It also is a huge company on fairly light margins. I mean, most of their stuff is fairly low, 6, 10% margin. It's not Apple with a 60% margin or Intel. And they need to have a lot of people watching that stuff very closely because when you're working on next to no margin, it's worth paying somebody 150 grand a year to make sure that you don't lose 5 million. And that's basically the way where those high tech, I wouldn't say high tech jobs. I would say high paying jobs is what New York has been looking for 150 grand a year which is kind of like 30 grand down here in Florida. But that's it. Electric cars work in this field, the hybrids, the way to go. I would say it depends on where you live. If I lived up North, I wouldn't have an electric car. In fact, there was a big thing from AAA out about a week ago, maybe 10 days ago talking about how many battery packs died in the great freeze when the power was off in these various cities that lost power. If you don't know it, if you buy an EV and it's very hot outside or it's very cold, it will run the heater or air conditioning for those batteries in the car like Tesla. You'll walk by one and if it's like 115 degrees out, it will be sitting there running, trying to keep those batteries within a certain temperature range. Same thing at the airport. People that don't know what they have will go leave their Tesla there. They'll get a cold snap and come back and the batteries will be totally dead and of course frozen at the same time and you're looking at another $20,000 battery pack. The economics are fairly interesting on EVs and that is you'll spend about $400 on electricity compared to about two grand a year on gasoline for the average driver. The downside is that you got in 10 years or eight years, you're replacing that $20,000 battery pack. That engine that came in the regular gas car still working fine. So it's a little bit of the pay up front or pay later but I'll guarantee you that in eight years the battery packs of these cars will probably be fairly worthless. They do a lot of engineering to get them better than the four or five years that they were out there. And certainly super capacitors, if they can get the kind of density they need ever are the most would instantly change the market overnight. Just no one's been able to do that yet. Super capacitors, you can store electricity chemically like a battery or statically like when you used to rub your feet across carpet and go over there and zap your siblings and zap them with the old static. And that's what capacitors do. They kind of statically hold electricity. You can also hold it in the coil but you can't do enough of that to actually matter. That's magnetically set up electricity. But anyway, super capacitors, the dream of the future and if anybody comes along with that Tesla actually bought the only public company out a couple of weeks ago. But again, at the price they bought them out for doesn't sound like they actually had a solution. So that was Maxwell. 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And if you continue to attack that 115.72 high, maybe Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, as they push the market for fund buying, that may be a big signal that the strongest stock can't get any volume above this or these previous highs. Some of the other big wigs of tech testing previous highs, Oracle actually had some decent volume back into it's $53 high. Just hasn't been able to get any juice to go higher. Again, a lot of these stocks all kind of saying the same thing. If you're into the semiconductor space, Taiwan semiconductor banging against these areas around 40 bucks didn't have enough volume and retraced fact actually got into it with about half the volume of that November 2nd high on Taiwan semi. You're up today, but again, I would not be going along here, I don't think that, you know, if you make some money, it's gonna be small. If something blows up on you, it's gonna be big. The risk reward for being long pretty weak right now. You'd much rather see a pullback with light volume if you wanna go long. Anyway, we're at 2802 on the S&P cash. Volume's been kinda light after we pushed off those lows about 5.3 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated tape. That compares to about eight and a half billion shares. So we'll see how the volume comes in in the last part of the day. Fund buying Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and then we're on to rest of the show for March. We'll be back at 330 with Tom O'Brien. We'll be talking technology. I don't hear any music. Come on, bring it up. Everyone's so starting to hear it. So when you can, not when you have to. See you Monday, same back channel, same back time. Larry Pezzavento has just started his brand new service Fibonacci 24.7 and he's already delivering content to his subscribers on a daily basis when the markets opened and even on weekends. 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