That’s what was bought today: Gold, Silver, & Defense. Yes, as the election grows near, the end of the world trade is here. Take a look at my favorite charts from tonight’s top hybrid movers:
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Today’s full screen can be found HERE. We managed to grab more of that $LN today inside the Exodus chat. See you guys at the bell.
Long Armageddon.
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For those short on time, head to 4:25 for some daily inspiration:
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Who’s better than Tebow? I’ll be back with in a few minutes with some trade setups for Wednesday.
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It’s time to sort out our Monday’s hybrid screen, which can be found inside Exodus, and produce a watchlist for the upcoming week. I’ve imported today’s screen to finviz for your viewing pleasure, you may review the results HERE.
Charts in focus heading into the week include:
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Be sure to check out this week’s top 50 Stocks, and be sure to check out the trading room HERE.
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It appears that Nicole Sherrod and friends are slowely taking over the online broker business. As a thinkorswim user, which is a TD company, I say welcome to the family Scottrade.
This was a good move for scottrade, as a former customer, they need some help on the tech side. TD has some of the best tech, thanks to their Thinkorswim aquisition. Please hook them up TOS team, they need it.
The hellocopter is cool, they should definitely keep the hellocopter. Here are the details:
TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. and its largest stakeholder, Toronto-Dominion Bank, are nearing a deal to buy online brokerage Scottrade Financial Services Inc. for $4 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
TD Ameritrade would acquire Scottrade’s brokerage operations for about $2.7 billion in cash and stock, while Toronto-Dominion would purchase Scottrade’s banking operations for $1.3 billion in cash, the people said, asking not to be identified because the talks aren’t public. The takeover may be announced as soon as Monday before markets open in North America, the people said. READ MORE
Here’s your weekly look at the top 50 stocks inside Exodus. The following 50 tickers are the best of the best in terms of combined technical and fundamental scores. The screen also eliminates companies that do not produce free cash flow. We only want the best.
I’ve imported this week’s top 50 tickers to finviz for your viewing pleasure: CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS WEEK’S TOP 50 STOCKS. Charts in focus this week include:
Note: The results above are sorted by the average daily volume, NOT the actual ranking. To view the actual ranking, the official screen for members can be found & saved HERE.
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$PYPL, another position of ours inside Exodus, is ripping higher on their latest earnings call. Goldman Sachs upgraded the name following the report, with a $49 price target I’m in from $36 and change, all noted inside the community notes section of Exodus:
The technicals look ripe for a continued move higher, as we finally breakout from this long drawn out base. I like what I’m seeing here, have a look below:
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Comments »PayPal released its latest earnings report after closing bell tonight, posting adjusted earnings of 35 cents per share on $2.67 billion in revenue. Analysts had been expecting 35 cents per share in earnings on $2.65 billion in sales for its third quarter. In last year’s third quarter, the digital payments processor reported 31 cents per share in earnings on $2.26 billion in revenue. READ MORE
