 of T F N N. The power trading hour with your host David White call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of the power trading hour. Doesn't matter whether you're walking on air in Lutz, Florida or somewhere else. It is long as you're here at this time. The following takes place between 2pm and 3pm. So what do we have? Well, we had a nice bounce of 25 points at the market open in the S&Ps. We're down two point and what's called three points on the Dow. It's kind of light volume is good. We're doing about just under 7 billion shares. So volume is starting to pick up that the old saying though is it's a market of stocks, not a stock market. And a lot of the stuff that we've we've seen has come off the lows of the day. Some of it has, some of it hasn't. But yeah, I kind of wrote in my newsletter that as soon as everybody got over the overhang for 9-11, the next thing they'd start worrying about is the Apple show tomorrow, which starts at 1. A lot of stocks right around this level are going to see some fairly decent support. Doesn't mean that they're all going higher. But option market makers have not blinked so far. Maybe they'll move or change by the end of the day. They still think that 45-25 is more than likely by Friday, which yeah, be a nice little pop. I didn't think that it was, I thought more that we'd go sideways up a little today and then sideways probably into Wednesday and then maybe start moving a little higher into Friday. But who knows maybe something will happen, of course. We've got a few things going on that have a lot of the market makers, or not market makers, market participants worried. As I said, 9-11 worries turned into Apple worries. Then we had kind of the most confiscatory tax plan unveiled today that's even higher than currently in Chinese communism as home of China right now. I don't think there's a whole lot of chance that that's ever going to get through. Weirder things have happened, but it would take almost an insurrection, I think, to get it done. The one big guy standing in the way is West Virginia. I think it is. Anyway, he's not running in the Senate again and has to, as a Democrat, has to run against a state that went 70% not for Joe Biden. It doesn't have a lot of chance in there. He's going to try to run for governor and needs a very moderate tune if he's going to even win that. There's another one in there somewhere in the woods in the wood pile, but you really have almost a 50-50 split and you really need something compelling to get people to drive through something that could, in theory, drop the market by 33% by Christmas. I don't think that that's beyond the scope. I was looking for or hoping for a 10% correction just to see how much strength there actually was in the market. But we've got a few things going on. Again, I'm not putting a high probability on some kind of massive tax bill coming through, but we have a lot of political balls in the air this week. We've got the recall of the California governor who, of course, has now got more problems with the Me Too bunch. So that may be a lot closer than a lot of people have been talking about. Kind of interesting how that recall works. If 50.001% say that they want to recall the governor, he's already lost. He can't be a governor again. So they're really pulling out all the stops to get that through. So we could see a political change of fortunes fairly quickly. It doesn't mean it's going to happen, but it is certainly possible in the realm of possibility. So we can see things change a lot. Canada has its big election on the 20th, so it's seven days away from today, I think is that. And it doesn't look very good for the far left prime minister right now. Prime Minister Trudeau. Not a lot of people are real happy with what's going on there. There's been some really massive corruption going through, but the government or the newspapers trying to cover that up along with the other problems that they have up there. Not a lot of people happy and throwing taxes on this market right now is probably not going to make a lot of other people happy either. So I think eventually after all the noise dies down, we're probably going to go back to the status quo. So we can see anyway, we're off five points on the S&P cash up 108 on the Dow, which is kind of interesting. The Nasdaq's off 52. So we're down a little bit here. Maybe we just keep sliding away. Maybe no, it's the pullback. No one really noticed, but we'll have to see. You can give me call it 877-927-6648. You can email me at path at TFNN.com. And we've got a few emails already. See if we can get that. Okay. Eddie wants me to look at MRNA and NVIDIA. Let's see if we can pull this up real quick. We've got just a little bit of time. The biotech is kind of weak today. There is a reason for that. And I will get into it, but probably on the other side of this break. Why is it MRNA? Because I typed it wrong. That's why. Okay. Modern era is down today. There is a reason why all these vaccine companies are down. I'll get into it like I said on the other side. As far as looking, you've got a little hit to the upside trend line today in the 3x3 on this. Volume so far fairly light. So I don't know if you can make a lot out of it. I think when you get deeper into the issues around vaccines and the vaccine providers, again, there's a lot of noise and thunder and lightning, but I don't know if there's a whole lot of rain. Anyway, I'll have to get used to this new music. I like the new music. But I'll have to get used to the new music. Back to you. 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There's something that I don't think a lot of people have actually thought of, and that is the effects of mandates on these vaccine companies. The way it works is right now all these vaccines for COVID are out under the emergency, what do they call it, emergency use provision in the FDA. As soon as one of these actually is truly made a FDA compliant drug with full blessings, the rest of them can't be sold anymore, can't be used anymore. That's the way that emergency drugs work. As soon as you have one that's there, the other one's no big case for an emergency. One of the questions is, okay, we're going to have mandates. We're going to say that you have to have two doses of a vaccine. Well, it's a good and well, but you can't really do that unless it's FDA approved. Even though they say it's FDA approved, there's a difference between a bunch of people standing up on TV saying that and a bunch of documents actually signed through and the process that goes through the FDA. Again, if that process goes through, anybody else with a vaccine has to go back through the non-emergency plan for getting these things through. It can be six or one and a half a dozen of the other for people wanting broader participation in the vaccine part. That is, if you force them to do it, there's going to be only one vaccine until they get the rest of them all through the approval. That approval process isn't, there's no short-circuiting that for the legal definition of it. And if you try, there's enough people that don't like this idea of mandatory things that are going to gum it all up in court. A little bit of what I think the IBB is seeing today is the office or the idea that maybe they're mandatory vaccines, which means there's got to be at least one of those vaccines that actually gets the full FDA approval, which means the rest of them can't be sold or used. Maybe they're sent to other countries. Who knows? But what would be the effect on these virus, not virus, these vaccine-style companies? And I think you're seeing a little bit of that along with the tax issues out here today. But just keep an eye on those vaccine companies. But I think that there's a bit of that because one person gets the big cheese, the rest of them will get the raspberry as soon as they get the stamp of approval. Yeah, there's some stuff in there. But it's everybody, I know that there, man, I think that were four different lawsuits filed this morning. So this is not a feta complete for these drug companies. We're off eight points on the S&P cash. Question about Apple. We'll take a quick look at. What are my thoughts on this? You know, you had a hard day on Friday. Not surprisingly, you're back testing that low today. Tomorrow, everybody and their dog, since the entire market operandi of Wall Street, is along Apple to some extent. My guess is that they'll all get their hands together tomorrow at one o'clock and start singing Kumbaya and Apple's able to turn lead into gold and the iPhones are the things you have to have because they are probably the best PR machines in the world at Apple and making sure that the media regurgitates anything that they say. Sometimes it's good. Sometimes it's real. Sometimes it's not. But Apple is very good at propaganda. Sometimes justified. Sometimes not. Anyway, I suspect by around one o'clock the worst fears will be over. A lot of people will have gotten short Apple already and will probably start seeing Apple maybe going up a little bit or at least stop going down tomorrow. And then that probably sets up an opportunity for a rally through the end of the week. So many stocks are fairly close to bounce points. We saw that on Friday. We got a little bit of that bounce today, but not that much. Okay, what else here? Oh, I wanted to do the history because it was a big history day. On this day in 1983, the Osborne Computer Corporations declares bankruptcy only two years after producing the first portable computer on the Osborne One. Computer industry lore is that the Osborne Effect killed the company. The Osborne Effect is that they announced a computer about nine months before it was going to be ready and no one bought any of the existing units. They went bankrupt fairly quick. This is kind of one of the long list of marketing examples that people give along the way along with this is not your father's Osmobile and other things like was it was a Gillette, a toxic man, what is it, toxic man, a stock, toxic something that was a stupid idea and cost him a huge amount of business. But this is one of the big ones. If you don't have a product, announcing one of them isn't a big deal. If you have a product and you announce a new or better product, you better be pretty much prepared to make sure that you sell what you have before that happens. Apple kind of really different, isn't it? They dropped the price a little bit. They've worked a lot of the kinks out of announcing a product before it's ready. But a lot of that is keeping all the features fairly close to the vest. Everything kind of leaks a day or two before. It's kind of tough to get anything that and keep that that much secret. But certainly when we see tomorrow, whatever they have, there's always that one last thing that Steve Jobs tried to get. The current CEO doesn't have any of that flair. And of course, I guess the last couple of years has been problematic because, of course, they've done all of this stuff virtually. And there is something to go into a theater and being in there watching it with other people that you don't get on the web sitting by yourself. It's kind of like going to a comedy club and watching it at home. There's a lot to people laughing in the same comedy club as you that makes it a lot more effective, gives you the opportunity. 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But Osborne computer, a big headstone in the rear-view mirror. Got a couple more questions out here. Did we get the rest of it? NVIDIA. You know, you got a little bit of dark cloud cover out here, but not a lot of volume. That's kind of what I'm seeing so far. We'll see how the close comes in. But we have a lot of volume in the indexes, which I suspect is a lot of people getting short. What we don't have is a lot of volume in the individual equities. There are some, but the great deal of them like this kind of going along with what they do. Maybe the volume will come in later. You really don't like that this has come back below the 3x3 displaced moving average. And you've got a big candle. You just don't have all the volume out here. I think that are better stocks to be short than NVIDIA. Support probably comes in around 2... What is that going to be about? 2.18? 2.20? What's the low of that? 2.18? You probably got a couple more bucks lower out here for support to come in. I'm looking at this big candle with the last bunch of volume back on the 23rd of August. That should start to see some support starting right here. But again, like I said, there's a lot of these stocks that I think are just waiting for Apple and that worried to be off its shoulders. So we may have weakness in the market till then. And then I'm looking for Wednesday through Friday to be kind of bounce days out here. So I haven't bought anything really today. Looking for a bottom. But I think that's coming tomorrow. And what else do we have? Okay. Do you think the workday will fill a bit? Okay. Workday. Take a quick look at. Okay. Think workday will fill a gap of 826. I think he means the 1 on 827. 2.826, which is the 26th closed, 246. You've got two real big double gaps out here. So this one's fairly good. I would say your first level out here is a test of 262. Now you could get a bounce on that. The next level would probably be exceedingly the place I'd probably hope for. And that's 252-ish. And that's that second gap. We'll see where that goes back. Both these gaps go back to a move lower. Let's clean this up a little bit here. Your first gap down goes back to, that would probably be support, goes back to April 29th. And then the next one is the day after that on 430. So that's April 30th. Both of those areas right there where you want to look at taking a stand if you're thinking about going long this. And of course, like I said, you're not that far away for maybe filling that or testing that 260 range, 262-ish. I think that that would be kind of a high probability. You got halfway into that today with not a lot of volume. So it may take a lot of effort to get back there. Today could be the low also in workday. But if I was going along, I'd wait for 260. If I was short, I'd wait to the close today and see if it gets back in this open gap. If you get another couple of bucks lower on workday, and I say more likely the probability is you get a quick test of 260, at least for this week. And then maybe you do some consolidation. And if it's not strong enough, then it goes back down to that 253 to 255 area. So we like that in workday. But this is the time of year when there's a lot of turnover, and that is people getting off stocks that they think of kind of quit going up, looking for a faster horse that generally goes through the 1st of October. There's a lot of that going on on Wall Street every year about this time. They get all set up for hopefully cashing in on big Christmas bonuses. Probably not too happy about the tax talk and the huge capital gains rates on the stock market. You always have to worry about the unintended consequences. And of course, we bring up 2000, the high 2000 in the broad markets, the dot com bust and everything. But there were more than a few reasons. One of them, of course, was the huge change in how much taxes you'd pay on January 1st opposed to December 31st of 1999. You dropped what? 10%, 15% or something on the capital gains. It was huge. And that meant everybody was holding on until they could sell January. I think it came back on January 30th. And all I remember is it was all out war to sell Qualcomm and try to keep as much money as you could. It went from, I think, back then actual dollar amount. I remember, I think, 196, 195 when I was trying to short it and it didn't stop till it got to like 132 about three or four days later. But there's always the unintended consequences for markets. But again, I'm thinking that everybody's getting kind of bearish right now, which makes me want to generally take the opposite side of the market. But we'll see. We're down 12 points on the S&P cash still up 94 on the down NASDAQ soft 65. Give me call 877-927-6648. Email me at pathtfnn.com. And let's see what we have here. Friday. Got another one here. Let me go through a couple of these and see if there's anything here. Okay. Question about Microsoft's big dog and pony, which is next Tuesday. So eight days away. Kind of pulling back. Certainly looks pretty nice. You've got a 40 million share high. So there's about a 75% chance before much else happens. You're going to go back and test that 305-84 or August 20th. So this is actually a fairly nice pullback here. If you wanted to short this thing, I'd still wait for it to test 305-84. And even then, there's probably better stocks short out there. But my guess is if market really is headed lower, we're probably going to get a bounce. You're probably going to see that in these big tech stocks. And then it will roll over. 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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Again, a lot of that volume was earlier in the day. It's kind of dried up over the last two hours. The real answer is going to be the last 30 minutes of the day to see what the big guys do. The old saying is that the rubes belong, what is it? The rubes control the open and the pros control the close. But 7.3, we're going to have some decent volume on a decent reversal looking day. It's not going to make a good candle unless we go back higher. A question on AMD. What's going on out here? You're looking like you're probably having a fairly decent test. I thought maybe the low in AMD would come today with what was going on. But we're going into a 71 million share low on August 19th with so far a little less than 30 million shares today. There was a question last week about whether you have to actually test lows by going through them. On lows where you have less than 50% in a actual equity, I'm not talking about an ETF. But if you have something like this, let's say we end up 35 million shares on AMD. The answer is no. I don't believe that you actually have to go down and pierce it. If you've come within a half a percent of the low and the volume shrunk by 50%, now when I started, if you did this and the volume shrunk by 15%, it was a big deal. With so much high frequency trading going on, it's still different. But man, if you can get 50% or less volume on one, you actually have some fairly nice opportunities out here to play some bounces. Now, again, like I said, I think maybe you have a little bit more of this tomorrow morning. We kind of get over the hump maybe tomorrow afternoon with Apple. And then maybe everybody starts turning that frown upside down into Friday. But as I said, I looked at the options before the show and option market makers still think that we have a possible 75 points higher on the S&P by Friday's close. Not really. They closed in BC. The candle says big bounce was in. Okay. Okay, yes, we probably shouldn't bring that up, John. Closed now. I think he puts for the morning on Dave's new bullish views. Not really. He closed them because the candle says big bounce possible. All the sector oscillators I have are all down in the range where you... It's kind of interesting because generally you get the biggest amount of losses right before the market turns. You also get the most amount of people shorting at lows. And so what I'm kind of looking for tonight is a handful of people really, really shorting. In fact, I talked to somebody about one Friday about the only thing I didn't really like was that there wasn't some heavy shorting going on. But I thought maybe by the end of this week, I was looking at a stock that's come down massively, but that could have a really nice pop in it. And I'll continue to watch that. But that's it. Anyway, a lot of bios lower. We talked about a couple of reasons. Both taxes probably also the effect of maybe three or four really big vaccine stocks heading lower if there is actual a actual mandate pushing the Pfizer one. Let's see what else out here. Check our email. So we looked at AMD, looked at NVIDIA. But yeah, AMD, pretty sweet looking chart here, especially on volume. We'll watch. I'm always a fan of it. Doing the Wycoff thing, which is proving the point that is going below a low, doing it on lighter volume and coming back out. Generally, you just don't get it though when the volume is this light. You generally get a little better bounce. So we may have the low in AMD today, but it may not be worth buying until tomorrow or even Wednesday. But I would be looking at something like looking at the 105s. Hopefully it, what do we get now? 103. It'd be nice if this thing would just play around 102, 103, and then maybe pick up the 105s for Fridays for calls. But that's kind of the way I'm thinking right now. Okay, question about Netflix and FLX. Yes, you have a decent break here, which is what you're looking for. But again, as I've said a lot of times, these tend to be a little bit hit and miss on Netflix or any of these stocks. But when you've been above the three by three for so long and have a big trend, you generally come down like he did today. Then you're probably going to go a handful of days, and then you're going to go back above it for a couple of days. And then, if I'm thinking the market's going to fail, it'll probably be next week. Like I said, I think we can get one more big nice push. The Fed throw a lot of money at the market come Thursday. We have a nice prop into Friday, and then everybody gives it up. And then that next Joe DiNappoli double repo pattern comes in. We've got a nice one here on Netflix. That is, you get 10, 15 or more days above three by three displays moving average a couple days below it. And then the next day above it sets the clock. And that is, if you get the next couple of days, you get a pullback down underneath that three by three. That's generally when you have the bottom fall out of the market, not right, the setup we have. This is all set up as the prelude. Now, maybe we get some kind of surprise that I'm unaware of, but I looked at all the news today. I didn't see a lot in here other than people crying in their milk, worrying about 9-11. Now, they're worried about Apple now, they're worried about taxes. But you know what happens kind of in September every year. And what else? Okay, we'll go to the next question. If I can find it here, because we've got a lot. Keep those cards and letters coming here. Always a good day to give me a call. We just got a couple of seconds here left to go. Question about coin. I really don't look at this that much. Again, I think you have probably a better chance at bottoming at $2.30, where this gap goes back and is yet to be filled. You've bounced off it a couple of times, but you've got the same volume already that you had on August 19th. So just looking at it, energy a little bit more off this $2.80, $61 high on September 3rd also. So I'm going to say $2.30 to $2.28 is where you want to do this. We'll be back in a minute. TIGER TV Live every market day from 8.30 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. Eastern for free. Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world. From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds, TIGER TV has eight different shows with expert hosts to help you make the right moves with your money. Watch online at TFNN.com or on TFNN's YouTube channel and become the investor you were born to be, TFNN Educating Investors. Since 1984, TFNN invites you to test Basil's proprietary Chapman Wave trading methodology with a monthly subscription to the opening call newsletter for only $149. 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For the most part, the stuff I have is okay. The biotech space hurting a little bit, but these things kind of come and go. It's more about the close now. So we'll see what happens in the next hour, hour and five minutes actually. See if we can get a lot of volume. I really think that you probably need something like 12 billion shares to set the hook for lower prices. I think we're probably somewhere around maybe 10 and a half billion, maybe 11 billion. So still not enough juice to really say that people are throwing the baby out with the bath water. Everything kind of overpriced. Yeah, but it's been overpriced for a long time. I think we're really going to have to see the Fed change that to make sure that cash isn't coming in anymore. You know, you expect to see maybe a lot more weakness in something like the TLT. It's up of almost a buck today, up 96 cents. Don't have that much going on. Like I said, I think we're just waiting, setting up. But if we're going to have some real destruction, I think it's going to be after a bounce like this week and in the next week, maybe we set or retest some highs and then the market starts rolling. We'll be back tomorrow, same bat channel, same bat time. Remember to sell when you can, not when you have to. Building wealth, trading