24/7 Trade of the Day

Trade of the Day: L Brands (LB)

This retail stock is riding high after beating estimates for September sales growth, and the Profit Scanner predicts that a further surge of 3%-4% is just around the corner.

Trade of the Day: Lowe’s (LOW)

We think traders got caught up in the wave of bullish euphoria in August and gave Lowe's too much credit. Expect to see LOW back down to $50 before too long.

Trade of the Day: Baker Hughes (BHI)

Stock indexes and indicators are becoming even more bearish. Today's trade is a play on the bearish outlook for both oil prices and equities.

Trade of the Day: Mobileye (MBLY)

There are many stocks with "long tails" now, which means sellers probed new lows and then covered -- and were replaced with buyers.

Trade of the Day: Apple (AAPL)

From a technical standpoint, AAPL is facing a lot of resistance at its current price level.

Trade of the Day: Angie’s List (ANGI)

On Oct. 13, the Profit Scanner powered by Recognia identified a bullish Flag pattern in Angie's List with potential upside of 12%-15%.

Trade of the Day: iPath VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX)

The S&P was down 2.3% last week, and the VIX zoomed 32.6% higher. Yet the reality is that the recent pullback is unlikely to signal the start of a new bear market.

Trade of the Day: Mattel (MAT)

With stock indexes remaining bearish, options traders should continue to lean toward buying put options and reducing call holdings.

Trade of the Day: General Motors (GM)

The General Motors chart work was ultimately pointing toward a drop below $30, possibly $28.

Trade of the Day: E Trade (ETFC)

A short position in E Trade makes sense as a hedge within a long portfolio if buyers step into stocks again on the dips.

Trade of the Day: SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY)

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY) fell 0.1% on Monday, but the CounterPoint Options system expects stocks to rebound back toward highs and volatility to abate.

Trade of the Day: Alibaba (BABA)

It is inevitable that greater volatility will come for Alibaba given the size and scope of the company, so here's a "Vegas money" BABA trade.

Trade of the Day: Mattel (MAT)

Unlike last week, stocks face a bigger hurdle than just a single strong day to reverse their bearish trend. Here’s a put option on a well-known company with a troubled stock that will allow you to profit on the downside.

Trade of the Day: iShares Silver Trust (SLV)

The silver market has lost more than 10% since July 2013; I don’t see any reason for this trend to reverse in the coming weeks.

Trade of the Day: Yum Brands (YUM)

The company is particularly sensitive to events in China, such as pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, and is also suffering a PR nightmare.

Trade of the Day: Silver Standard Resources

Whenever a silver correction like this has happened before in the last few years, SSRI has lifted substantially within a matter of weeks.

Trade of the Day: General Motors (GM)

Today’s recommendation is for put options on GM, which appears ready to trade down to $32.50 over the near-term.

Trade of the Day: Eaton Corp. (ETN)

Only one of the nine major S and P 500 sector funds is bullish, down from seven of nine last week, and volatility indexes are moving higher.

Trade of the Day: Trinity Industries (TRN)

Rail stocks are booming along with the U.S. oil and gas industry.