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Trade of the Day: Apple (AAPL)

My bias is likely to be to the downside as summer winds down. My outlook for AAPL, one of the stocks that’s been carrying this market, isn’t much better.

Trade of the Day: United Parcel Service (UPS)

It’s a good sign that UPS has recaptured its 9-, 50- and 200-day moving averages.

Trade of the Day: James River Group Holdings (JRVR)

James River Group is a growing specialty insurance company operating in a profitable niche with attractive long-term growth prospects.

Trade of the Day: Extra Space Storage (EXR)

This REIT is up 10% over the past few weeks and is forecasted to move higher.

Trade of the Day: iRobot Corp. (IRBT)

We like calls on iRobot while it is at long-term support.

Trade of the Day: Dow Chemical (DOW)

NYSE name Dow Chemical (DOW) is a stock I've traded many times in my four decades as a professional.

Trade of the Day: Ohr Pharmaceutical (OHRP)

The risk/reward setup looks compelling for Ohr Pharmaceutical shares at current levels.

Trade of the Day: Etsy (ETSY)

ETSY picked a tough time in the market to have its initial public offering (IPO).

Trade of the Day: Market Vectors Gold Miners (GDX)

Gold miners have been annihilated in the past seven months, and have become extremely oversold.

Trade of the Day: SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD)

Gold could test $900-$800 on a break below $1,000.

Trade of the Day: Lockheed Martin (LMT)

I expect the trading range to be maintained in the short-term, but there's plenty of money to be made while the market decides its course.

Trade of the Day: Netflix (NFLX)

Get my recommendation for playing short-term weakness in NFLX.

Trade of the Day: Crocs (CROX)

CROX is not going to benefit from the same sales increases companies like Nike (NKE) are enjoying.

Trade of the Day: Dollar General (DG)

While both DLTR and DG have about 12,000 stores and similar quarterly sales, the latter is by far the better stock pick.

Trade of the Day: Apple (AAPL)

One brokerage firm said Apple would deliver a beat-and-raise quarter, and that seems to be an easy call based on history.

Trade of the Day: American International Group (AIG)

The jury is still out as to whether the markets will break out or break down from here.

Trade of the Day: Adobe (ADBE)

Argus recently raised its price target for Adobe from $85 to $95.

Trade of the Day: Web.com Group (WWWW)

I like using WWWW call options to play a possible run past $30.

Trade of the Day: Goldman Sachs (GS)

Goldman Sachs has been a leader among financial institutions and will certainly be at the forefront of any assault on the recent market range.