For my next order of business, I'll move into my Sector Outlines I promised to give you last evening. The two sectors I have chosen are Energy (with emphasis on Oil & Gas stocks) and Basic Materials (with emphasis on Gold stocks). My laugh of the day, however, goes to Cramer, who is telling people to buy AEM, which is just freakin' hilarious. Although I do appreciate Basic Material stocks, you've got to be kidding me; @ $52 that is a terribly overbought stock and will be a difficult one to make money out of it in the short-term. Continuing on with the Sector Outlines, I have come to the conclusion that in the coming weeks these two sectors are due to outperform the market again like they have for the past week or so. I have chosen the following stocks to outline with chartology in these sectors:
- Basic Materials: FCX, NEM, GG
- Energy: SLB, HAL, BHI, OXY, ACI, PCX
And finally, the chartology that goes with these tickers:
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FCX 30-Day
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NEM 30-Day
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GG 30-Day
Other ways to trade these sectors are through the UYM (Basic Materials), the DXO (Oil and Gas), and ERX (Energy):
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UYM 30-Day
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DXO 30-Day
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ERX 30-Day
And there you have it for the MJTT Sector Outline.
MJTT's Daily T.L.: FCX, ACI, BHI, GG, UYM, FAZ, SRS, SBUX (based on earnings performance), WFC, GS, ARLP, SDS & SSO (pick up one based on definitive market direction indicators), OXY, SII, CVX, NEM, SLB, HAL, ERX
Position Update:
- BHI @ $32.00 w/ Stop @ $30.00
- FAZ @ $58.00 w/ Stop still to be determined.
- FCX @ $25.94 w/ Stop @ $22.00
Seems like a lot, but every ticker up there is going to be involved in the grand scheme of the market for tomorrow and the rest of the week in some way, shape, or form. I am PRAYING for a day off of educational services (aka school) tomorrow due to weather conditions (hopefully my wish is granted)!! Ending the post off right, I'll bless you with some MJTT Words of Wisdom:
Don't Forget to Hedge Your Bets While in Consolidation Periods!
Keep Tradin'
ZM



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