John Jagerson and Wade Hansen

John Jagerson and Wade Hansen

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Trade of the Day: U.S. Silica Holdings (SLCA)

We expect that U.S. Silica Holdings (SLCA) will break up and through resistance at $28 and begin filling the gap that formed on Feb. 21.

Trade of the Day: C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. (CHRW)

J.B. Hunt Transport Services (JBHT)’s report was very strong and bodes well for its peer, C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc. (CHRW), which will be reporting at the end of April.

Confidence in Consumer Discretionary is Key

One of our favorite ways to gauge whether we are in an expansion phase or a contraction phase is to compare consumer discretionary and consumer staples.

Trade of the Day: ConocoPhillips (COP)

Oil prices started jumping back up toward $66 per barrel on Tuesday as news leaked from various OPEC delegates that Saudi Arabia is looking for ways to push oil prices up toward $80. This is great news for energy stocks like ConocoPhillips (COP).

Trade of the Day: McDonald’s (MCD)

We expect McDonald’s (MCD) to continue climbing up toward $170 in the run up to the company’s earnings announcement on April 30, before market open.

How Soon Should We Worry About a Trade War?

While we're in more of a war of words with China right now, the next few months will be crucial if those words develop into a trade war.

Trade of the Day: Twitter (TWTR)

We believe the fallout that both Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) and Facebook (NASDAQ:FB) have been facing from their practice of selling user data has not yet fully run its course.

Best Stocks for 2018: The Vaneck Vectors Rare Earth Strategic Metals ETF Is Ready to Power Up

While several factors have kept a lid on the REMX ETF so far in 2018, the broader strengths are still in place.

Trade of the Day: Union Pacific (UNP)

We are looking for Union Pacific (UNP) to climb back up to resistance at $140 as the company approaches its earnings announcement on April 26, before market open.

10-Year Treasury Yield Shows Trouble Ahead for Markets

The 10-Year Treasury Yield acts as a barometer for market conditions -- and right now the TNX tells investors that a storm is brewing.