 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 Power Trading Hour. As many have been before, another excellent show. As always, we'd like to come to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. And as we come to you, we're off just a hair under 7 points on the S&P cash. Right at 2,900 on the S&P 500. Dow down 8.5 points. Nasdaq down 10. Russell off 16. Kind of the big loser out here today. And nothing really up, but some trade talks kind of moving around the Russell. When we look at the rest of it, crude's off 10 cents. Gold down 60 cents. Silver off 3 cents or up 3 cents actually. When we go back and let me get it back and do this. When we look at the Mr. Dollar index flat as a pancake. 96.657 for the last tick. When we look at the volume a little bit better today. And this is the first time we've actually picked up any volume. Of course, for the most part, options expiration is happening today. And then we get into tomorrow where everybody's already left. But not a lot happening. Options pretty much pointed to range bound through the last couple of days. So nothing really going on in that. And of course, probably the light volume, pretty light volume tomorrow. Now that's set on a backdrop of earnings that we will talk about yet today. And of course, what's today's Wednesday. After the bell tonight, we've got Alcoa, which really kind of kicks off earnings in a huge way. I mean, more than a couple each day. United Reynolds team. And of course, we get to tomorrow morning. Everybody's already gone. So it takes us all the way through. Is that right? It takes us through the 22nd, which is when we come back Monday morning. Halliburton, Bank of Hawaii, not a whole lot going on there. But we get to after the bell, it's Whirlpool, Cadence Design System. And then Tuesday, if I remember right, it's where we start getting some. Twitter, Lockheed Martin, Verizon Coca-Cola, Procter and Gamble at Tuesday. After the bell on Tuesday, we get Snap, eBay, iRobot, Texas Instruments, TD Ameritrade, Six Flags, Edwards Life Sciences, Canadian Pacific Railroad, Striker, Teledyne. And from there on, it just gets hotter and heavier by next Wednesday. Before the bell, we look at Boeing, Caterpillar, AT&T, Domino's Pizza, Biogen, Siri, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, SAP, it's kind of the European version of Microsoft, Stanley Black and Decker, Boston Scientific, ST Microelectronics, Owens Corning Fiberglass, North Fork Southern Corporation, NAC. After the bell on that Wednesday, Facebook, D-Facebook, whatever you want to call it, Microsoft, Tesla, PayPal, Visa, Chipotle, which is down today, we'll look at that. Line Technology, LAM Research, Xilinx, ServiceNow, F5 Network, O'Reilly Automotive, Boston, Sam Boston Beer, Serial Malt Beverages, believe it or not. Citrix Systems, Netgear. Got a few more out there that you would know, but like I said, man, we get started about Tuesday. It's not going to stop for a month. So get all your sleep in this week and get your rest in, because I suspect that us moving just a little bit each day and a little back and forth is probably getting close to being over. And of course, pretty surprising that they couldn't really hold this market up in the light volume. It seemed like it would be fairly easy to do. Not a lot of shorts in the market. A couple of stocks have some high short sellers, but that's about it. We got Qualcomm up another $8 today as Intel backed out of getting into the 5G business. So Qualcomm a virtual monopoly at this point, although I do think it could come back a bit. Intel, they're just glad, I think it's up a buck 90. I think they're glad that they're not throwing more money down a rat hole. As I've said many times, radio frequency stuff, radio itself is a dark, dark black art. I was in the dark arts for a while in video when it was NTSC video before it went digital. Digital kind of know what you got. NTSC was the standard developed in the 40s that spent 60 years trying to live up to the standard that they set 40 years ago. And it never ever actually made it there. It's kind of a giant amalgamation started off with black and white and then tried to add color to it. There's a little spot. It's called the color burst frequency at 3.58 megahertz. And of course, we were kind of champions in buying those 3.58 megahertz crystals. And because literally if we were doing video, you needed one. And if you got a good one, it had a little oven that kept it at perfect temperature. Oh, the sweet little oven crystals that made our products perfect. Other things going on in the world, that's kind of it. We're going to go through earnings out here today. Got to do a little bit of history to begin with. And then we're going to talk about maybe some of the stocks going forward. And I haven't talked about it really much. We're going to talk what really is affecting the market through tomorrow morning through about 11 o'clock. And we'll be there. Anyway, let's do a little history. On this day in 1964, the Ford Mustang is officially unveiled by Henry Ford II at the World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, New York on April 17, 1964. That's the same day the new car also debuted into four showrooms across America. But almost 22,000 Mustangs were immediately snapped up by buyers named for a World War II fighter plane. The Mustang was the first of a type of a vehicle that became known as the pony car. Ford sold more than 400,000 Mustangs with its first year of production, far exceeding sales expectation. And you know what? Government didn't have to kick anything in, didn't have to sweeten the pie to get people to buy it. If you've got a car that people have to give you discounted interest rates and the government has to help you sell it, it probably isn't what the people really need or want. I think about that many times when I see subsidies for things that we buy every day, probably don't need to have them. Anyway, Lee Iacoco was mostly responsible for it. And Henry Ford finally forced him out because guess what? Henry Ford didn't like him sharing like limelight at all. Of course he would later run price. Be back. 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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Check out the new tfnn.com now and experience all the upgrades. tfnn.com, educating investors. And we are back. Quick question about Lyft, the IPO from a week ago, which is not fair to Will. The question is whether it's bottomed or not. I have no idea. Until these things have been trading for a couple of months, I don't even really spend a lot of time looking at them. These are all sliver deals, so if they think this is the top of the market, they may be pushing out as many shares as they can that aren't in lockup. I don't know. And you won't know for a while. So when something can't price at the right price, when they can't get the value for it that they're asking, and they have to bring down the amount of shares they put out, it's almost always a very bad sign. I don't see why Uber, in fact, Uber yesterday kind of came out with some paperwork that showed that they wanted to go public the first of May. I don't know if that's going to do anything. Tomorrow morning, we've got a couple of big IPOs that are almost as big as Lyft together. One is Pinterest. Symbol will be PIN on that one. The other one that we have is going to be Zoom, which is a telecommunications company. I think it's ZM as a symbol on that one. Both of those come, I think, to about 2.1 billion. We got a handful of others that all come out tomorrow too. That'll add up to about 100 million more than the Lyft total. Some questions out here today, whether or not some of the selling was to raise cash to buy those tomorrow. You never really know, but I think there's a little bit of that. I can certainly tell you that there wasn't a lot of volume on the upside. There isn't a lot of easy ways to sell to get and find a faster horse if you're looking for one, which I think many people on Wall Street are now. They're seeing these reactions to earnings. And for the most part, you've got to have about a 5% move to make money in options at earnings. That's kind of on the low side. Some as much as 10, but we just don't have much out there. But IPOs tomorrow figure that they'll try to hold the market up at least until 11. I personally would like to see them try to ram it up into the closed tomorrow on no volume. That may be the best signal that we get. And of course, earnings also on the list of movers today is a CMG had a downgrade on it. And, you know, this is kind of what I'm talking about. When you get these long runs above the three by three or nine displaced moving average. I looked at this yesterday. I just wish it was Thursday when this thing did it. But you got a substantial close below the three by three or the nine day moving average, whichever one you wanted to pick on here. But, you know, you get 10 or 15 days above it. You get a handful days below it, a handful days above it. And then the next significant close below it pretty much is where these things start to fall. That's what I've been talking about for about the last seven to 10 days is these don't have much before they're going to have a fairly significant fallback. Now, this one was instigated by some downgrade. I have no idea why, but it had been pretty thin and sideways for about 10 days. That's not something you want to see at a high light volume and sideways. Almost always a good sign of either a bunch of people shorting it and saying, hey, you know what, above 700 bucks, I'll short everything that they can give me. I'll spend the next 10 days and then I'll come out with a bogus downgrade. Of course, they probably were the same people with the bogus upgrades. Anyway, CMG down 17 bucks today, which is about 2.5%. On the earnings front, we've got IBM. It's down about almost a little bit less than six bucks. Again, I've been thinking this thing is going to come back and fill this gap from about 122 to 130. We've got the first gap down. I didn't see much in all this move in IBM back from the 23rd of January. This thing has been going off on nothing. One of the few stocks that probably, well, even it's down 4%. So you may have broken even on your options if you did something with it, but not that much. Other stocks of interest, as we said, Intel, INTC backing out of the 5G business and getting a man, if you get down tomorrow, pretty significant move by Intel. Could be an abandoned baby up here. I just don't see that much happening to the good. As I said, when they got the new CEO, short term, nice bounce because he's going to clean out all the dead wood. But the downside is these CEOs that used to be CFOs rarely do anything like actually make a good bet on a future product. We see that in Steve Cook at Apple who's had, I think, one good product since Steve Jobs died. And that's these earbuds that he's making a huge load of money on. Cell phone business isn't any better, but at least he's starting to sell some attachments for those vacuums. He calls the iPhones and that's not a bad business model to be in, although I don't think he's got a lot of growth in the iPhone itself. Of course, yesterday they all backed out. I thought it would be going to the mattresses. Let's give a little Godfather reference out there. Going to the mattresses for the long time because Steve Cook basically called the people at Qualcomm, everything but a white man. And I guess maybe he actually did call him a white man. You never know what's going on out there in Silicon Valley. What do you have? Well, Intel, I guess, quietly was getting out of the 5G business. As the case went to court, they asked the attorneys and the plaintiffs and the non-plaintiff, what do you call that? Plaintiff and the injured party to come into the room and said, you know what? You guys better come up with a good deal and quickly because Apple, you're going to lose and you're going to lose big time. We've looked at everything before we started this trial. And I hope you don't waste my time, Apple. I think that it's a lady judge. At least that's the way I saw it reported that they got read the riot act along with Intel actually getting out of the 5G business. They were only probably going to do it as long as they had Apple as a customer. That being gone, Qualcomm basically a monopoly in that business now. And of course they've got all the patents, 150,000 of them. I was looking at buying this actually put it in the newsletter as to me looking at it and on Friday and man, it was acting horribly. I just couldn't pull the trigger come Friday before the close on it. I just was doing nothing going sideways. Absolutely no hint that this was going to happen until about the three o'clock yesterday. We'll be back in a minute. We've got lots more to look at. 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You'd like a lot more volume than this, but at least it's holding the high, and it's got at least the same volume as the September 10th high. So, you know what? More oil, a little higher prices. And of course, you've got a little bit better price for moving those railcars around, especially out of the northwest. Not huge, but certainly probably wouldn't be shorting the railcars after that earnings, as we said next week. I think there's a couple more of them in earnings next week. Netflix, somebody was actually... Not today. In Netflix, they were pushing the thing pre-market, which is pretty ridiculous. I thought the earnings looked horrible. Guidance was horrible, and they held this thing up in fairly thin markets until it started trading. They ran a few people out the first few minutes, and then it's been nothing but down since for Netflix. At best, you kind of had to hope that it traded water, but you don't have a huge volume out here. I just don't see... At best, it's dead money. At worst, it could come back... Let's go back here and look a little bit farther. It could come back to at least 332, which is the November 8th high of last year. But more likely, I think if the market turns sour, maybe 280. I think that's kind of where this thing really probably exists with the current forecast that they gave last night. So down 50, 60 bucks from here still, but you're not going to get that unless the market heads lower. So you'll have to look at it. Another one, Abbott Labs, ABT. It's down about almost 5%, $3.69 off 7268. Again, this one had one good day of volume where it went kind of sideways, never really did much, never really had that sign of strength going through the $75 level, which is what it needed to. And of course, it kind of opened up there and just went down from them. The IBB, healthcare, all that stuff, we already went through the communists running for president and how that's basically going to hurt this entire sector. I thought maybe they'd get off of this, but nope, it's going to be for forever. So don't look for a lot of money being put in for new drugs anytime soon. A lot of people are going to probably look for other things to put their cash into instead of developing new drugs because if they're not going to let you make a profit, why do you throw that money at it for something that probably one out of 10 drugs actually ever hits the screen? So that's kind of it. It's a healthcare, pharma, all this stuff. Even Trump kind of on the bandwagon of lowering prices for pharma. So just expect, I think, a lot of that cash to find a home elsewhere in a non-controversial way of making cash. And of course, all those people that are hoping for new drugs, go over and talk to those guys running for president because you ain't getting any new drugs or you're not getting many new drugs. Maybe you should say it that way. Pepsi-Cola up one of the few. Everybody telling me how no one's drinking Pepsi anymore. Well, at least the company gapping above. I certainly wanted to see a lot more volume, but it's at least holding the price of 4.2 million shares today. Nothing actually looking that great in the market. We also have Morgan Stanley MS. And that's back up to resistance level on fairly light volume. You're looking at the October 17th high at $47.54 with 22 million shares. Into that today with 11.8 million shares so far. So what else do you got? That's kind of it at the moment. Again, we're seeing a lot of stocks with just no juice trying to break out highs. I've been watching Adobe for a while. Adobe had horrible earnings and they pushed the stock up anyway. It's kind of down not much volume. We're going to give volume. It's probably going to be next week. Don't have a lot of juice out here. See what else? Keep an eye on it. Okay, we're down two points. And do that is back in the den. I see we were. She left a message earlier that if we broke 2900, we should wake her up. I didn't find it an easy place to find her though and wake her up to do. What else do we have? You know, the SMH is probably the stronger part of that with Qualcomm in Intel up here today. But you're certainly not getting the juice yesterday. Almost 7 million shares today. You're about that with what an hour and a half left to go. So there's just not that much going on. Microsoft got a quick email to take a look at that. You can email me at path at tfnn.com. No signal on it like Chipotle. But again, a lot of these are not going to need much. You just really kind of, you know, Microsoft may still hang up here. But man 110 probably fairly quick on this when everybody finally gives up the ghost. What else do we have out here that we're looking at? Just a lot of these are fading as we talked about it. IBB same kind of stuff. If you're in health care. This is a big sign. You broke everything in the biotech sector back to the 7th of January. And you're doing it with volume today. Now this is probably leading the market by at least a handful of days. But it never was that strong. And it did roll over fairly quickly. Let's see what. I was looking at one stock and I was just seeing whether or not it was holding so well, but it broke down today. But I was looking at Nautilus, a Nautis medical incorporated. They make a lot of baby things. I figured that if anybody's got money, they're going to spend it on babies. This had 3 million shares back on February 13th at 2506. It busted through that today. No volume, but certainly still down 225,000 shares. Need to close back above $25.06 to signal a false breakdown. That's it. I was just kidding about that. Do that. Got a question about SNAP, S-N-A-P. Man, there's just everybody in their dog's short of this still. And if you're talking about stocks that people keep piling on, it's certainly this one. And it'll probably go sideways for a while until the shorts give up, I suspect. I don't see a lot more hire from here. 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You had more volume at 44.85 than the previous high on February 25th at 43.99. You popped today, but you got no juice in it, 17.72. Of course, those SMHs are being used today. The question is whether or not this is a good time to look at pulling the trigger on it. I think maybe a day or so. If you get any kind of down movement tomorrow in those SMHs, you may have seen a high in them for a while. What else do we have? Just a lot of these stocks look like they're coming off that they were really juiced. Keys had been one of the biggest performers on its business in the 5G space, basically selling test gear to those people designing it. It has broken below its 3x3 moving average, so you've got basically the break of a pretty big run, even into the 90s. Most of the time, these things are going to go to 100. If the market does start to roll, I think this could come back to about 75, maybe 73 fairly quickly. It just had momentum and it just never really stopped to WSM, which is William Sonoma. I've got a question to look at this one. Man, you're just up. I think a lot of these things are going to be bound to the upside to whatever the 3x3 or 9-day moving average is on them, and as long as they stay below them, I think you've got a fairly decent move out here. One of the first ones to start rolling over was the XLE. This has done nothing but go kind of sideways here for what? Since the 8th, we've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, tried to bounce out here today. If you get a little selling into this before the end of the day, take a look, but certainly there's a lot of stocks that I've been looking at in that sector that look like they're extremely tired in that sector. See what else we have out here. I've got a question to look at the TLT quickly. We will do that. You know, you had the false breakout to 126.69. You came right back into the trading range. You're basically back here from the ledge that goes back to the 12th of March at about 122. That's probably going to be support, and I suspect with the government being very active, same thing in the dollar, and that is going to be, they're going to be trying to make sure that these things kind of settle out and don't get going one way or the other too much. In fact, let's go ahead and look at some of those stocks that we've been watching for the last few days. I want us to see what Caterpillar is doing today. We did gap above the previous high of December 3, 142.41 with 9.4 million shares. You got 2.4 million shares. Any close back below, and I think you could probably pull the trigger on a short at Caterpillar. What else do we have? Carbon black. I don't see anything quite yet. Of course, you need to mark it with you. On that career education, we brought this one up. It's back into its 1.6 million share high of February 21st. We're up to down 340,000 shares so far. COG, Cabot Oil and Gas, we've been talking about this one. Now this one is closing below the three by three today and solidly. So you've got something there to hang your hat on. You want to be, or I will be, looking at a great deal of those energy stocks tonight to see whether or not we finally got it. Cirrus Logic, it looks like it could have maybe shot the high here at 47.67 at least for a few weeks. Just no energy. Fossil. This is one that is continually massively shorted. And if we were going to have the market start rolling, I might actually look at this. Did I check? I did not check. Let's do that. But I'm thinking a little bit that this is the one that I looked at the other day that had some fairly large short interest in it. Two bad last couple of days. 15 days to cover. That's what I was looking for. If we, if I'm wrong, this is the stock to be in. Because it's testing a 12 million share low. That's the February 14th low that had 12.3 million shares. Tested a few days ago with 2.3 million shares. Today you're down in here at 540,000 shares. There's just not much. If we start moving, that would be it. Some of these other huge dogs to testing lows on lighter volume, GameStop, which I've been talking about for three years, probably going out of business. The third, it had 26.6 million shares today, about 2.8 million shares. So these things are starting to die out on the volume. Let's take a look at 3M. Okay. 3M had a 5.6 million share high on September 21st of last year. Today we're pushing that with 1.5 million shares. So a breakout, no sign of strength, really a doji, and a market that's acting a little weird and squirrelly out here right at 2,900. I do expect them to try to push it tomorrow. I think a little bit or a lot of this is options related because that is being taken care of today. So I'm not going to be jumping ahead of tomorrow's close to make any big decisions. We've talked about match group. This one had some fairly decent dark cloud cover. Didn't go below the day before on the 15th low, but it's kind of right down there. Pretty interesting setup. And again, I don't know if you want to be a long company that's primary contribution to society is the spreading of social diseases. I just have a feeling that are going to have a hard time in the future. What else do we have? PPG, you want to see what's going on in the car industry? You're looking for 3.5 million shares from September 21st. 1625. And of course, yesterday, we had about 2 million shares to not quite 50%, but pretty close. You went a little higher on 1 million shares today. This closes a little bit worse. You may have some little reversal candles starting to show up. Let's see. Do we have any emails to check that very quickly? Okay. No more new ones. Skyworks Solutions, not quite a reversal candle, but close. No cigar. 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Get your two-week free trial to Basil's newsletter the opening call today by visiting TFNN.com. Founder of TFNN, also a special guest on CNBC. Tom will bisect and dissect the markets. The Tom O'Brien Show, next on TFNN. Anyway, what else do we have? We certainly have Taiwan Semiconductor up in those SMHs, but it's probably doing a little bit better than the rest. I had an email come in from John Jay. He's asking me about what's going on and why the market may be a little soft today. And the futures were kind of pushing earlier in the day. Then we got the trade numbers out and the trade numbers kind of dipped. It always seems to take a day or two for news to actually be interpreted correctly, it seems like, or a lot of times it does. And now that they saw those numbers down, they're kind of worried. They thought, well, it'd be better if our trade numbers were better with China. But now the thought is, well, you know, we don't have any real tariffs and they're down. So maybe the economy is actually shrinking. And so everybody's a little worried today. My guess is that they'll tomorrow that they'll probably think better of it, try to push this market up into a three-day weekend. And again, as we said before, a lot of times the markets love to change character on the big three-day weekends, especially in the summer. But everybody kind of gets together. They get a little extra time. They go talk to people that they wouldn't normally talk to. And they come up with new opinions about at least the equity market. So you've got a little bit of that going on. So I'm kind of looking for a big change coming into next week. But it's probably going to take a little bit to get going. But we're very close. When we look at some of the commodities, like gold, it kind of looks to me like gold could maybe bottom mid next week from the sector oscillators. The rest of them, they've already kind of turned down. The summation index for the broad market has turned lower. There's just not a lot out there that tells you that there's a lot of good risk reward for higher prices. And a lot of these stocks could have some fairly decent reversals. But I suspect it's going to be next week. In the meantime, sell when you can, not when you have to. We will see you here tomorrow. Same bat channel, same bat time.