 The following is a presentation of TFNN. Power 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. As always, we'd like to come to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. 2808.65 on the S&P cash. Dow's up 54. NASDAQ's up 2526. Russell, again, leading the charge today up about eight points. We'll see how all this works out. Everybody just a little nervous once the market moves higher. And I think we're starting to see some shorts move in on every bounce, although not a lot actually happening on those pullbacks so far. We'll have to see how the end of the day goes. And of course, tonight, probably have some pricing for some IPOs, probably tomorrow night too. And generally that means that they'll push it up at least until those IPOs get out and start trading for an hour. So we'll see how that does. But I suspect we'll get kind of a push up into the end of the week. And then of course, fund buying takes over. And at best, you probably push that to a draw. So if I was going to short, probably wouldn't be until a week from Wednesday, maybe. But we shall see. We'd have to have some probably big news. And frankly, there just isn't that much out there as a catalyst. Either push the market higher or lower other than those IPOs. We've got a few things out of the way politically. And of course, the last major thing out here for a market that moves at least slightly higher is the trade deal. I think a lot of people are hopping on that bandwagon once again for the Russell and why it's up almost eight points today with the other ones down. More mildly, let's put it that way. Of course, the Russell's just up half a percent. So it's not that. But S&P up four tenths of a percent. Dow's up quarter of a percent. NASDAQ up four tenths of a percent. Everything pretty much there. And again, get a lot of shorting right after lunch the last few days. And then we have to see actually how the how the big guys at the end of the day actually come in. But we shall see. What else do we have happening? Gold was down a little bit earlier. Let's go ahead and take a look at that. I'm showing gold down $7.60 at 1315 silver off 14 cents at 1542. Platinum up a buck and not bad. Copper again, keeping a very close eye on that. If that starts to move, it's probably a good indication that someone thinks something's happened in the trade deal. It's less than a half a penny, but it's not down. So we keep an eye on that. Shanghai way off last night. But just a lot of stuff. Anyway, we'll keep a close eye on it. And Mark continues to fade. And you don't like that. Okay. What else do we have? Oh, we want to look at the dollar. Still hanging around in the 96 is 96 18.8. That's about 12 cents right now, which is not much. It's about 12 cents on the day. And of course, the volume. Kind of like Lester. Luck Lester. Luck Lester. 3.9 billion shares as we start the show. So we've got a lot of charts to look at kind of a quiet day. As I said, not a lot of catalyst to go higher, but certainly seems that we've got sellers still on the market. What else do we have? Hey, I'll see that. Let's do a little history. And then we'll get into charts in the second segment. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. It is history repeating. And on this day in 1999, the first email virus designed to spread across the internet creates widespread damage. One of the fastest spreading viruses in history, because of course it wasn't a lot of anti viruses at the time. Melissa was released into the wild on an early Friday morning within three days would infect between 100,000 and 250,000 computers around the world. Why the virus did not directly cause any damage. It's sheer volume of email that it generated crash many corporate Microsoft Cough email servers, of course named after the wife of Microsoft's founder on this day in 1999. So let's keep an eye on this and see what's happening. Let's go to the charts actually. I wanted to see how a few of these things were going. Let's see. I didn't see any news. Boeing's been trying to bounce. It opened up. And from what I could tell, a lot of short sellers still piling on to this seems kind of long in the tooth. Be going after it here. I could have seen pulling the trigger right at $400 when it gap down on that day. What was that the 11th? But down here it seems kind of like the risk reward is fairly poor. Open up a little higher. It's down not a lot of volume today. Four and a half million shares so far. But going into that support line at $365.55. A lot of shorts. So it just always makes me think that maybe there's something else going on out here. Okay. Take a quick look at Microsoft MSFT. MSFT, okay. You're back sitting on that. You're down today. 17 million shares yesterday at 25.4. So maybe you get to 22 million shares today. You did spike up even though you didn't have enough volume to hold that. I went 2082 on the 21st. You're back into this line of support. And again, not a lot of volume doesn't say there's much going on there. Okay. What else do we have? Let's go ahead and start looking at some charts that I had earlier in the day. It was also kind of keeping an eye on some of the stocks out here like the bulk shippers that should rip on any kind of trade deal. Didn't look all that bad. Of course, most of these tanker companies are penny stocks and at one time were worth $1,500 a shade. It slips sliding away. Okay. You got a little bit more volume yesterday, but not that much more significant TK tankers. That's TNK. One of the stocks that popped up in my scan, believe it or not, is Tilray. 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TFNN.com, educating investors. And we're back. We were just talking about Tilray out here making what might be a final low out here after getting blown apart from 300 bucks. Looks like it needs to come back into March 8th, which is $64.45. Three million shares today. You got about 786,000 shares. So I don't know if this thing ever comes back from the dead, but maybe there are new CEOs named Lazarus. But certainly finally after all the turmoil and torment, maybe making a low out here at that $64.45 level. THS, which is Treehouse Foods, finally getting back to a fairly long resistance level. If you were thinking short, this is the pattern that I like, is that you've got a fairly decent set up for risk reward. Blew apart on earnings back on the 2nd of November, did so on 13.8 million shares. Now, you came back into it today, or yesterday you had 1.3 million shares. Today is 300,000 shares. You filled about half that gap. And generally the play out there is to pull the trigger on that short and look at the top of the gap as your stop. Other stocks that seem to be back to at least support levels are Sony S&E. This is coming back to its long-term gap higher, going back to October 31st. You had 6.8 million shares on that. Yesterday you had 954,000 shares. Day before that, 1.6 million shares. And 800,000 shares so far today on the bounce. So not much of a bounce, but certainly Sony does look like the energy off the February 25th eye wasn't as bad. Now, you did have that big gap down on the 20th that had some volume, but other than that, it's back to this support level. A lot of times it'll bounce off there a few times. There may be something in that. What else do we have? Snap on tools. What did I like about this? Oh, I liked that it was testing a fairly recent low back against this gap higher. That was on the 4th of January, gapped up with 1.25 million shares. Came back down, had higher volume, almost 2 million shares on February 7th. So you know it's going to come back down there and say hello to my little friend, that's 50.25. That's February 7th. So you had 2 million shares there. You got back into it a couple of days ago with half a million shares. So not too bad. You got a little bounce out of here, but certainly you got just at least some support at these levels. You'd probably expect it to bounce a little and either go higher and start getting volume or die without volume and then come back down and break that low. I don't see much in that now. Party, party, party animals, party city, holding companies, PRTY. $8 has been kind of the support area on this one going back to November 8th where it had 6.5 million shares. You went into that last few days with 2 million shares, 1.6 million shares today. You bounced a little bit on 560,000 shares, but probably some decent support. Certainly came off with some energy back on the 28th of February with about 4.4 million shares, but $8 looks like fairly decent support levels. Is this Polaris? Yeah, Polaris Industries coming back to its recent lows and bouncing off the January 29th low at $80.24, 2.14 million shares. Yesterday just 562,000 shares as it went through it. Today before 553,000 shares. Now today, probably going to do just a little bit more volume but you certainly are finding at least these stocks without a lot of energy on the way up or down kind of bouncing off these highs and lows with light volume. Newell Rubbermaid, another one out here on very light volume going back to the October 29th low at $14.88, 9 million shares. And that's two days ago you had 6.7 million shares yesterday. You went and dipped behind it a little bit farther with 5 million shares today. A little doji out here with just 2.8 million shares. So again, a lot of these stocks blew apart, had bad earnings, came back, tested at least for the first time, tested the lower volumes out here, but not much volume so far. Still up nine points on the S&P cash. 50 on the Dow. Is that right? Let's update that. 55 on the Dow. Nasdaq's still up 24 and a half. Russell up 6.6. Okay. NVIDIA. Got some questions about this one today. Again, if you're thinking short, I'm going to say that you want at least 195, maybe 193 on it. There's a double gap that comes through that. But for the most part, you just want, or you keep on hoping that you get about one half of the gap filled before you pull the trigger. I'm not exactly sure that NVIDIA is going to blow up as bad as everybody thought it would. We were looking for something like March to April thinking that the stock might take off about six months in front of them getting rid of all the piles and piles of RAM that they had. Maybe that's going a little bit better than I thought, but certainly it has bounced off the recent lows and back higher. Again, you don't have what I call massive volume, but it doesn't look all that bad. Would you please comment about the latest development court case on Qualcomm and Apple and the stock impacts as you see it? So far, there's only been one small case settled. The bigger cases are coming in April. So I'm going to say that there isn't that much, at least in the court cases right now. In Germany, there's been basically the ability for Qualcomm to say I'm not going to let any of Apple products in using the Intel technology because they're basically stole our intellectual property, which apparently the Germans say absolutely they did. And again, Apple just doesn't like the fact that Qualcomm doesn't have to prostrate themselves in front of them. In fact, when you look at it, Apple's about 15%, maybe 14% of the entire smartphone business. Do they really have to prostrate themselves to get Apple's business? Apple's kind of like Walmart. They can push suppliers around except Qualcomm because they have 150,000 patents. Any which one of them, they can torment Apple with ad nauseam. And of course, patents are there for a reason. Apple says that Qualcomm wouldn't be as big as it was without it. And of course, if you remember anything about Qualcomm, in 2000, it was 200 bucks. It may have gone down 10 bucks after that. But Qualcomm was something before Apple in smartphones. So it's not like Qualcomm has never been to the rodeo before. We'll be back in a few minutes. We'll be back in a few minutes. Hi folks, Tom O'Brien here. If you'd like to get my daily newsletter, Market Insights, then now is a great time to sign up for a 30-day free trial. 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Market's kind of, we might, in fact, fortunately be stuck in the doldrums around this 2,800 level. But what we will see before the end of the day, I have no problem changing my opinion if the facts change. But right now, all we're seeing is kind of erosion of the market, but still not good. Up seven points still on the S&P cash, up 46 on the Dow, and 16 on the NASDAQ. Let's see some other ones out here. Myelin Pharmaceuticals. Again, these gaps have been acting fairly decent as resistance levels, but has pulled back fairly off this, and really kind of this first attempt back up here to 2930, but volume actually fairly light in the pullbacks of the last few days. Micron. Now, this one went to the previous high, did so on a lot of volume, and then kind of gave it up. It's come back, filled the gap, and what you have to look at this one is just the light volume today, which is 19.2 million shares. Yesterday, 34.5 million shares. So you did go a little higher. You pulled back today, but not the kind of volume that you had yesterday or the day before. What else do we have? Metlife. Metlife had been looking at this gap up on the 4th of January, with 6 million shares as support. It actually blew through there and had a higher volume. So you got to look at this one coming back down to 41 bucks. Maybe again, on lighter volume, the support, but still problematic. Still up six points on the S&P cash. Like I said, a lot of these, you're just waiting for some solid close under the nine-day moving average. And man, you're right on it with clack. But again, you've come back down off the size with even a lighter volume. Yesterday, 872,000 shares. Today, 560,000 shares. When you had a couple of days ago, one and a half, 1.6 million shares. So you've pulled back, but certainly when we talk about volume off the top, not a lot in those so far. Okay, Nordstrom. Kind of interesting to see this show up on my scan. And that is that fairly light volume down around the $43 range you've had several attempts down here. Got to 42.54 reversed out just a couple of days ago on the March 21st low. Kind of came back a little bit more of a pop now. Today you've got a bit of a pop, but again on fairly light volume, but actually for a chart, not as bad looking as one would think for the retail space. I'm not being a fan of getting into retail these days, but certainly not a great deal there. Humana, another one breaking through the previous low, 1.3 million shares on March 8th. That was 265.49. Now today you've got, what's called 850,000 shares. So you're probably going to break through that low, but it doesn't look like the volume is actually going to be expanding that much. Golden Star resources also popped up on my chart. 900,000 shares on February 9th at $4.18. You had just 527,000 shares yesterday as it broke through that previous high. Today just 242,000 shares. Energy was just about the same on the way up as on the way down. FBIO, Fortress Biotech. A few of these biotechs actually giving signals that there may be some support coming in in the biotech ETFs. We've got plenty of time here. Gap higher 31st of January did so on 9.6 million shares. Came in and tested it with 417,000 shares. March 6th bounced up to $2.19. Back in yesterday with 569,000 shares. Today just 84,000 shares. It's not a huge volume stock, but certainly if you're into the penny stocks, it looks like you want to talk about no volume. 885,000 shares compared to almost 600,000 shares yesterday. Something's going on out here. There is no volume in that stock. What else do we have? EXR, which is extra space storage. I think there were a couple of these storage spaces actually showing up on my radar. You got a triple top out here at $100 bucks for EXR. And the big thing is the light volume of three days ago, two days ago, at 102.29 with 870,000 shares comparing to the 1.3 million shares on the December 6th high. Energy just a little less, but just not enough to say that there's something big happening out there. Okay. What else do we have? BEAT by CardioNet. Finding a nice low volume low yesterday compared to the February 22nd low. $63.10, $2.00. I see what is it, 2.5 million shares. Got into it yesterday with less than 500,000 shares. So a fifth of the volume, open up a little higher with 345,000 shares so far today, but does kind of look like maybe right in here in the 61, 62, 63 level, there is some decent level of support. AIMT, I immune therapies, also found kind of a bounce off this January 24th with a little more volume than you would think, but just a lot of those actually showing up with light volume. ADT, bouncing off its previous low of March 14th at $6.09 with a little less than 6 million shares. Got into it 3.74 million shares yesterday. Is that right? No, day before yesterday. Yeah, 3.7 million shares. Yesterday you had 2 million shares today, very light 1.3 million shares. So you're going to be right or wrong pretty quickly on some of these that are testing the previous lows on very light volume. Atmos Pharmaceuticals, ADMS, been bouncing along the $7 level for a while. 700,000 shares back on December 20th. That was 746,000 shares yesterday. You got into it with 385,000 shares. Any close back above 742 negates most of the bearishness. And of course, it is huge gap down back on the 5th of March. Dead cat bounce, build the gap halfway, could take you to $10.50 if this is a low. We'll be back in a minute. The tax act of 2018 set up tax free zones across the country where you can build and hold for 10 years and pay no tax on the profits, which makes these lots valuable. The investment is anywhere from 30,000 to 75,000. The interest paid is 7% yearly paid on a monthly basis. 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But you can spend I think too much time in the day trying to figure out what these guys are going to do when it only matters. Probably the last 30 minutes of the day, first two hours or maybe even two and a half hours in the last 30 minutes. That seems to be about what when the signals actually mean anything coming through. Adamus Pharmaceuticals, as we said, pretty nice test of the $7.42 low ADMP, which is an Adamus Pharmaceuticals, pretty close testing. It's a little $2 stock, $2.01 on December 20th with 2 million shares. Half that yesterday, 132,000 shares, a little tick there. And of course we'll look at the IBB in a second. What else do we have? ADAP, Aptimune Therapeutics, another one as a lot of these stocks are kind of low stock price. December 24th, $3.60, 382, no, $6.82. So it's almost 700,000 shares. Got into it with this 250,000 shares yesterday. Bounce, this one actually doesn't look too bad. And ACOR, which is Acordia Therapeutics, another one bouncing along the lows. This one with the little under a million shares yesterday as it hits that $12 range and you're back into it. So let's take a look at the IBB and see if we've got anything in this one. Let's see where we're at. You did test the previous low of March 8th, 107.53, 3.2 million shares. Got into it with 2.53 million shares. You might get yet another test, but again, you had a couple of days that came in with a little bit more energy, but you're kind of in here with so many of these stocks. I probably had another 20 or 30 in that area. I'm thinking that you're at fairly decent support levels in the biotechs. I don't know if it's going higher, but that's it. Okay, let's go ahead and take a look at some of the biggies. Mr. Big, with Amazonians up a little higher today on what's that, almost 4 million shares so far. So you did kind of pull back and have a little bit volume initially. You're just still banging around this 1778 high. And again, what'd you get today at the high, 1805. So just kind of skimming along and again, early in my trading career, I've paid a lot of attention to Tim Ord, learned a lot from him. But one of the things he talked about was stocks that hang out at highs. And this is certainly what Amazon's doing. It's just hanging out here. The longer that it hangs out at the highs, the more likely it's going to break through them. Now, maybe this is a one day deal where it spikes, runs all the shorts out and then closes back below. But generally the thought is, if it continues to hang out at highs, then you should stand back and wait for it to give you the signal either to go long, as it breaks out with a sign of strength, or that it spikes up those highs, runs all the shorts, and then closes back. And of course, once you've got the weak-handed shorts out, much easier to find a play in that market. Okay, what else is going on out here? Gold, M-U. Take a quick look at M-U. Somebody in the den is saying something about holding to Wednesday night. Generally, on IPOs, what they'll do is literally hold it up through the time that it actually starts to trade. So if they'll push it up, make everybody feel pretty good about getting into the IPO. They'll price it and lock in that cash. And then they also make sure that the market's kind of up when the stock comes out so it instantly doesn't get creamed, because they're responsible actually for buying those shares and supporting the price, whatever it is when it comes out. So just know that if it comes out, if the IPO is priced Wednesday night, to come out and start trading on Thursday, they'll probably hold that up at least until like 10.30 or 11 after it's been trading for a while. And of course, if it's Friday, then you go all the way into Friday, which then takes you into fund buying. So again, like I said, I'm more thinking that as this thing holds up and goes, either way, the ball bounces, we probably have some support in this market into next week. Now maybe it just goes sideways, but I don't see a lot of reasons for believing that this market's going down without a big catalyst that I do not see now. In fact, the only catalyst out there that I do know or think about right now is a trade deal, and that would push the market up, not down. So not seeing a lot in that. Got somebody wants us to look at AMAT. And of course, you came off, but you got no volume here again. Let's take a look at the SMHs. And you spiked the high. You did so with a volume. So you got to retest the SMHs at 110.60. That's the March 21st high. Again, like I'm saying, a lot of the stuff just looks like it needs to go one more time higher if you wanted to go bearish and then fail on something like a ballistic curve, like nine day or three day displacement moving average or something. There isn't a lot of volume in here. But again, people kind of been shorting a lot of these. I got another email. 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Okay, one more thing. Oh, there was a ruling that I was expecting the first week of April on Qualcomm. I apparently did come out while I was on the air. I'm going to have to look through it a little bit more. We'll talk about it then. But it would give, at least in the United States, not just Germany and China, which is where Qualcomm had already won, but would give them in the United States, if this is the same thing I have been reading about the last four months, the ability to keep iPhones from coming into country. Again, it just seems like Apple has been overly dramatic. And I think that they wanted to use Qualcomm as the whipping boy to let others in the supply chain know exactly what they can do to them. Because whoever wants to use Qualcomm, got to pay the same price. They can always go somewhere else, like Intel. But the problem with the Intel product has been, at least for the cell phones, has been that the modem is only about three-fourths as fast as the Qualcomm. And again, anytime you get into radio stuff, anybody that's been on electronics, a lot of people talk about it as the dark arts. Getting radio to work in a very specific fashion isn't straight science. It's a lot of intuition. It's a lot of very specifically bright people that have been in that business for a long time. You just don't pick up all the books and learn all the tricks of the trade. Digital, given enough time, you can teach anybody with radio frequency stuff. Black arts, magic, the unexpected. Anyway, we'll see you tomorrow. Same bat channel, same bat time. Remember to sell when you can, not when you have to.