Relative Strength, Squeezes, and Earnings Netflix has been at the top of my radar for the past few months due to its trend and relative strength. This is primarily for trading only versus investments because I don’t invest in stocks at new all-time highs. With this ticker, I added some put credit spreads and bullish butterflies. Check out my analysis in the video below! Also, I’m going on maternity leave soon! I’ll post here and there on X and Instagram … Read more

Relative strength stocks continue to break out after the Fed cut rates. When semiconductors (SMH) break higher, along with Microsoft (MSFT), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), Meta (META), Tesla (TSLA), and Broadcom (AVGO), this relative strength is a bullish sign for continued upside price action. There’s also a difference between where traders and investors should focus. Charles and I also look at a dumpster fire stock that has gotten crushed, to discuss potential upside targets and macro reasoning. Let’s discuss Dexcom … Read more

Hey traders! The market is waiting on a reaction post-Fed, and I’m waiting to see which way the move breaks. Generally, the day after the Fed announcement is when we get the actual move, though an initial reaction will occur after the announcement. As such, it’s essential to have some bullish and bearish tickers on your watchlist that you can jump on, depending on how the reaction plays out. Netflix is one of my favorite bullish tickers right now. It … Read more

During market pullbacks, I like to add to my long-term stock accounts. One of the tickers I’ve been adding more of lately is Amazon (AMZN). Why Amazon? The long-term goal of the stock portfolio is to accumulate enough shares to create an income stream via selling covered calls and creating wealth from the shares themselves. Since Amazon split, it has been an even better candidate for accumulating shares for these purposes. I also love shopping there and have followed the … Read more