What’s Trending Today

Here’s a look at today’s popular stock tickers, courtesy of stocktwits. We’ll start with the finanicals, with $XLF trending all morning. The financials are the strongest sector on the day with the regional banks leading the way:

$JPM & $GS are the popular tickers on traders radar today.

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Big retailers are trending thanks to news from $TGT, the company notes that quarterly numbers will be weaker than expected. The stock is lower by the tune of 7%. $WMT is also down 2% on the day, with the quarterly report coming out tomorrow.

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$TLT, aka The Ark, is trending and down 1%, which has the name sitting right on the 20 & 50 day MA. Here’s a look at the daily chart:

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$HRL is trending as the company is trading lower on earnings, slicing through the 200 day MA like butter. Here’s a look at the technicals:

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$VIPS is another name falling victim to a less than stellar report, down 13% and trading near 52 week lows:

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On the flip side, $QIWI is trading higher by 8% on the latest earnings report, with a surprise dividend announcement to boot. Here’s a look at the daily chart:

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Here’s a look at your daily runner screen inside Exodus. Members can view the screen at any time HERE. For the unwashed, I’ve imported today’s tickers to finviz for your viewing pleasure.

CLICK HERE FOR CHARTS

Tickers of interest include: RIG, CY, DATA, HOV, BID, BLUE, & KITE

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Basic Materials are leading once again today, with silver being the top performing Industry:

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The runner screen is loaded up with many names within the oil & gas industry. Today’s full screen can be found HERE.

Tickers of interest inside our trading room, 12631, include: FCX, RIG, SWN, CNX, ESV, MOS, & SN

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Here’s a look at Monday’s hybrid mover screen inside Exodus, which produced over 300+ results. I’ve imported the tickers from today’s screen to finviz for your viewing pleasure. For those that feel like doing a little chart surfing: CLICK HERE FOR CHARTS.

Charts in focus inside our trading room, 12631, include:

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Here’s a look at your popular stocks on the day, taken straight from the trending tab over at StockTwits.

$SHAK beat expectations, helped by a killer same store sales number, and the stock is trading higher by 5% today. This is a name I own, a conviction long in my IRA after eating at a spot in NY. Here’s a look at the daily chart that looks just about ready to launch:

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$NVDA  is up more than 7% in today’s pre-market trading session, after better-than-expected top and bottom line results. Sadly, I have no position in the name.

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$JCP is back in the news, and trending, after the company reported their latest quarterly report. The sentiment is mixed, siding with the bulls @ 57%. Details from the report can be found below:

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JWN, another retailer crushed after a dismal earnings report. This one has been cliff diving and has a 92% bearish sentiment reading over at stocktwits. The stock is trading lower by 6%, taking it under $40/share:

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Sticking with the retailers, $KORS is trending thanks to retail sales numbers and weakness throughout the retail industry. Down nearly 5% on the day:

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And, of course $AMZN is trending once again and even it can’t escape from the retail massacre taking place today, down a quick 10 points:

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Outside of retail, in the mining space with have $CDE, which has been a monster all year long. The stock continues to perform giving the strength in the metals, and has broke out to fresh highs on the year once again:

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RUN is an interesting name here, trending today on better than expected earnings. On a move above today’s high I think you got to take a look at this name here:

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And, today’s dead cat bounce belongs to $GPRO. After being dismantled once again yesterday, breaking below fresh 52 week lows, buyers have stepped in to try and defend this area:

 

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Apple Inc said on Thursday it has invested $1 billion in Chinese ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing, a move that Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook said would help the company better understand the critical Chinese market.

The investment comes as Apple is trying to reinvigorate sales in China, its second-largest market. Apple recently has come under pressure from Chinese regulators, with its online book and film services shut down last month, and Cook is traveling to the country this month.

The investment gives Apple, which has hired dozens of automotive experts over the past year, a sizeable stake in Uber Technologies Inc’s chief rival in China. Cook said in an interview that he sees opportunities for Apple and Didi Chuxing to collaborate in the future.

“We are making the investment for a number of strategic reasons, including a chance to learn more about certain segments of the China market,” he said. “Of course, we believe it will deliver a strong return for our invested capital over time as well.” READ MORE

Are you a buyer of $AAPL here at 52 week lows? Pivotal spot for the stock here, technically speaking. Let’s see if buyers step in here.

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