Trading Advice

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Trade of the Day: Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock Bulls May Be Getting Reckless

AMZN stock is up nearly 40% year to date and the Amazon bulls at this juncture are very loud and possibly heading in reckless territory.

JetBlue Airways Corporation (JBLU) Stock Is Your Ticket to Free Profits

JetBlue Airways reports earnings this week, and given reactions in rival airlines, traders fear a similar fate for JBLU stock. Profit from their fear.

Dial Up BlackBerry Ltd (BBRY) Stock Profits With Less Risk

A turnaround for BlackBerry remains mostly quiet off the price chart, but conditions are looking modestly up for BBRY stock today.

3 Large-Cap Biotech Stocks to Buy Now

After a large correction, large-cap biotech stocks are positioned to enjoy their own bull market. We like these 3 stocks for bullish trades.

Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) Stock Is Always Exciting Into Earnings — Bet On It

AMZN stock is a contentious name on Wall Street. Going short Amazon is financial suicide, so I go long into earnings ... especially for free.

Short PayPal Holdings Inc (PYPL) Stock Into Earnings … For Free!

PayPal has enjoyed an impressive rise, but therein lies the risk. PYPL stock is now vulnerable to a dip on second-quarter earnings.

Trade of the Day: Best Buy Co Inc (BBY)

Sears announced Thursday that the company would start selling its well-known Kenmore brand appliances through Amazon. We like the opportunity to profit from a bearish move in BBY for two reasons.

General Electric Company (GE) Stock Will Deliver the Goods

General Electric is getting a bad rap for a solid report. That, as well as a firming chart, have me feeling bullish about GE stock.

Trade of the Day: The Plan for Alphabet Inc (GOOGL) Stock After Earnings

GOOGL stock is implied to move about 4%-4.5% after the earnings report. Here's what I am looking for in a high-probability Alphabet trade.

How Low Will General Electric Company (GE) Stock Go?

General Electric's second-quarter beat was mostly ignored by Wall Street on Friday. Instead, GE stock was sent to perilous territory.

Twilio Inc (TWLO) Stock Bears Are Poised to Pounce

TWLO stock investors have been given a reprieve of late, but conditions off and on the Twilio chart still point to lower prices.

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Stock Is Value You Can Bank On

Microsoft's Q4 earnings report isn't producing a bullish reaction Friday, but we should still go long MSFT stock, even near all-time highs.

Trade eBay Inc (EBAY) Stock From the Auction Block

Instead of catching eBay (EBAY), sell puts to create a healthy margin for error in EBAY stock while it's on sale.

Lowe’s Companies, Inc. (LOW) Just Fell Off the Shelf — Grab It

Quality stocks with legitimate bullish fundamentals, like Lowe's, fell too hard on a loser's headline. I trade on LOW stock fear for income.

Trade Alphabet Inc (GOOGL) Stock for a Major Earnings Breakout

With earnings, Alphabet (GOOGL) bulls will finally have a driver to push GOOGL stock back above $1,000 ... for good.

Trade of the Day: E I Du Pont De Nemours (DD)

The best performers recently have been the multinational stocks, and commodity prices are very low.

Nvidia Corporation (NVDA) Stock Will Hit New All-Time Highs Soon

Chipmaker Nvidia is within striking distance of all-time highs. Capitalize on a looming breakout in NVDA stock with this trade.

Trade of the Day: Facebook Inc (FB) Stock Is a Short-Term Short

Just in time for the July 26 earnings report, FB stock is trading at a similar technical juncture where Facebook has struggled to push higher from in the past.

Walt Disney Co (DIS) Stock Doesn’t Meet My NexGen Buy Criteria

Walt Disney isn't terrible, but it's not great, either, which is why DIS stock trades for the same prices it commanded two years ago.