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Trade of the Day: Nucor Steel (NUE)
The Chinese economy is between a rock and a hard place.
Trade of the Day: Apollo Group (APOL)
The bears continued their assault on the market following Friday's opening peak, and there's risk for 4,400 on the Nasdaq on a continued pullback. This is a good time to put on new put positions.
Trade of the Day: Ruby Tuesday (RT)
The Profit Scanner powered by Recognia has identified a bearish pattern on Ruby Tuesday’s chart that carries 12%-14% further downside.
Trade of the Day: Sprint (S)
With momentum returning to stocks, today’s recommendation is a bullish trade in a sector that did particularly well in Thursday’s session: telecom.
Trade of the Day: Flextronics (FLEX)
On the S&P 500, the bulls easily recovered and came within half of a point of triggering a fresh all-time high after pushing 2,010.74.
Trade of the Day: American Capital Agency (AGNC)
If interest rates rise, the value of AGNC's holdings fall and the cost of new borrowings increases.
Trade of the Day: Ericsson (ERIC)
The stock jumped after providing robust forward guidance, and with its 3.6% yield, ERIC did much better on Monday than the larger Nasdaq. I expect further upside over the near term.
Trade of the Day: RF Micro Devices (RFMD)
RFMD has been one of the stronger tech stocks of the year and is one of the top manufacturers of the radio frequency (RF) components that are an essential part of mobile devices.
Trade of the Day: Aflac (AFL)
With momentum in stocks and indexes stalling, options traders should weight evenly between bullish and bearish positions.
Trade of the Day: Charles Schwab Corp. (SCHW)
Charles Schwab has certainly had its share of pull-backs, but the stock always seems to find a way to claw itself back up to life-time highs.
Trade of the Day: Genesco (GCO)
You may not have heard of Genesco but you probably know its brands.
Trade of the Day: Diamond Foods (DMND)
I don’t expect Burger King/Tim Hortons to be the last food-company M&A deal that comes down the pike, so I went on the lookout for the next opportunity.
Trade of the Day: DSW Inc. (DSW)
Since earnings, DSW appears to have found a "new normal" here around $30 and looking up for its next move.
Trade of the Day: Wynn Resorts (WYNN)
Eight of the nine major S&P sector funds are in bullish trends, one less than last week.
Trade of the Day: Fortinet (FTNT)
While the fates of the tech-heavy Nasdaq and AAPL remain to be seen, there is a tech name that I am firmly bullish on.
Trade of the Day: Whole Foods Markets (WFM)
Whole Foods Market’s price started to decline when its operating markets flattened and cooled off.
Trade of the Day: iPath VIX Short-Term Futures ETN (VXX)
The dilemma faced by people who are stuck with the textbook version of the VIX-SPX relationship reminds me of the great quote attributed to Mark Twain: "It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so."
Trade of the Day: JetBlue (JBLU)
With stock indexes maintaining their momentum, options traders should continue to weight more toward bullish positions.
Trade of the Day: Rubicon Technology (RBCN)
I’m looking at Rubicon as a “safer” and “cheaper” way to play the sapphire glass demand.
