Prev Close | 3.48 |
Day Low/High | 3.35 / 3.57 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.96 / 15.32 |
Prev Close | 3.48 |
Day Low/High | 3.35 / 3.57 |
52 Wk Low/High | 2.96 / 15.32 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 76.76B |
Market Cap | 267.12M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Option premiums are solid, and liquidity is good, making this $5 stock an effective covered call candidate.
We probably need a higher level of disgust before we hit bottom.
But aggressive action by retail traders is one reason that I'm not too worried about a substantial correction at this time.
The key is that the lows from yesterday do not come into play.
My positions change very fast and I'm actively trading all these names.
The indexes are red, but not even that shows how bad things are under the surface right now.
Here are some biotech and gaming names I am watching as these sectors begin to rotate.
It's a peculiar market, on the surface it looks quite positive, but if you dig just a little there's quite a bit of rot.
Here's my three-point guide -- with a focus on the biotechs.
Trading in biotech stocks and a particular SPAC play are on my mind.
Momentum is nowhere near where it was a few weeks ago, but there are a couple of dozen stocks up more than 10%.
All these names, I believe, have potential positive catalysts, but they all can drift lower in a poor market.
The longer this continues, the more anxiety there will be about being underinvested.
It's premature to predict that a low has been made, but plenty of stocks are quite washed-out already and are starting to find support.
There are plenty of opportunities out there, but you have to be quick.
Ocular Therapeutix and TG Therapeutics are still promising companies, but their recent runs higher make them pricey at this point.
Next week we are likely to see some shift in the focus of the market as we move back to macro and big picture issues.
This action tells us much more about the health and sentiment of this market than the S&P 500 which is trading flat.
Now's the time to take a step back and prepare mentally for what happens next.
There's no rush for the exits and many pockets of momentum.
Many were anticipating a very weak market into the uncertainty of the election.
We are due for a bounce and the earnings tonight are a good catalyst but then what?
I expect the indices will jump around again soon on news about fiscal stimulus.
Smaller stocks that were big winners are coming back down right now, and here are some on my screen.
There are some signs of an intraday reversal in the S&P 500 SPY that I'm monitoring.
It is logical that stocks consolidate a little as we head into earnings season.
This is a very healthy market and some consolidations and pullbacks would be advantageous for trading.
When the trend is in your favor ride it as long as you can.
There are a couple of things that are helping to contain the selling.
This isn't a market with a lot of very extended stocks so the chances of catching some names at support are good.