
CSCO
"Old Timer" Tech Stock Hits New High (Again!)
The information technology company, one of the most recognized brand names in the world, continues to be in uptrend mode with occasional sell-offs that eventually give way to new rallies.
CSCO
The information technology company, one of the most recognized brand names in the world, continues to be in uptrend mode with occasional sell-offs that eventually give way to new rallies.
Stocks
The name-brand recreational vehicle maker fails to join the new highs of the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100. Both of which climbed to new highs during the session.
Stocks
The first thing you notice is the powerful uptrend from the mid-2023 lows to the present and especially the uptrend that kicked in once the 50-week moving average crossed above the 200-week moving average in mid-2024.
WPM
As the uncertainty of the effects of the new tariffs becomes greater and as the fear of Elon Musk’s cuts to the U. S. budget is felt, gold and silver stocks may be sought after by investors who aren't usually attracted to the sector.
ITA
From the July peak of $94 to the present $72.28 amounts to a 23% loss in seven months for investors who may have bought at the top and have held onto shares since then.
PLTR
Wall Street algorithms are programmed to prepare for this type of scenario in advance with sometimes highly complex stock and options positioning. But this was different...
CI
The big gap up in price is notable but it’s also notable that CVS Health didn’t make it up to a new high for the year with the announcement.
Stocks
The month of February has been a tough one for the big drug manufacturer. The huge gap down on the second trading day came with the second biggest volume on the chart.
CVNA
Carvana offers quite a deal for those looking for a new ride online. No salesperson and you can have your vehicle delivered or pick it up at one of their ‘car vending machines.’
YUM
Lots of ups and downs appear on this chart. But the breakout above the previous highs is clear...
HON
Honeywell International announced its decision to break up into three separate companies, and the response on Wall Street was in the 'less than thrilled' category.
AMD
Wednesday’s low takes the price to below the 200-week moving average, not a great look for a company in the semiconductor industry (or in any industry, for that matter).