Evening Watch List for January 8th

Mish Schneider | January 7, 2016

My Megatrend Stocks Got Way Cheaper. Now What?

In 1962 Peter, Paul and Mary recorded the song “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?”

Written by the late activist Pete Seeger, he repeats the question of where have all the flowers gone, substituting flowers for young girls, husbands, soldiers and graveyards.

I woke up this morning singing, “Where Have All the Buyers Gone?” Amazing I woke up singing considering. However, the selloff feels surreal to me since I, like many I imagine, are incredulous to just how long, how deep, yet how orderly this massacre has been.

Seeger asked, “When will they ever learn?” Is this a message to any buyers still circling the pond? Admittedly, I want so badly to establish long positions in the areas I think have the greatest shots of trending up-solars, video gaming and 3D printing in particular with honorable mention to potential lows in agricultural commodities.

But have these megatrends “gone to graveyards every one?”

Looking at solars, the individual stocks look like a mixed bag from bearish to bullish phases. Canadian Solar turned bearish while First Solar is in a bullish phase. TAN, the ETF, back under the 200 week moving average, has major underlying support.

In Video Gaming, the divergence rings equally true. While YY Inc is bearish, Sohu is in Recovery.

The world of 3D printing is pretty much all beat up, but with promise. If DDD can hold over 8.45 I will watch for a phase change.

With agricultural commodities, I find watching DBA, the ETF, easiest. Perhaps a move over 20.20 will get me in long. At least, that is the closest point I see to measure for signs of health.

On twitter I posted today that anything you are watching, especially if the instrument is testing support or near major moving averages, I suggest you wait for the string of negative pivots to clear. Use a 30 minute close over the instrument’s first resistance point (R1).

At least you will have some confirmation of a scab forming with a good risk/reward from the recent lows.

When the graveyards are covered with flowers, a lyric added to the song later on, then perhaps as was Seeger’s life’s intention, harmony will be restored to the market.

S&P 500 (SPY) Oversold. Not yet to the August lows so that’s something. 200 is the main point to clear with 190 support to hold Subscribers: Negative Pivots in all

Russell 2000 (IWM) New lows since October 2014. More importantly is the 200 week moving average at 105. Will most likely bounce from there and then break it eventually

Dow (DIA) Will this see 171 anytime soon? More likely we will see 157.50 first

Nasdaq (QQQ) Big volume with support at 104 and 109 big resistance

XLF (Financials) 22.00 is the low to hold. Had big volume so maybe getting saturated to downside.

KRE (Regional Banks) Oversold. Very. Figure support at 39 and resistance at 40 as nearest parameters

SMH (Semiconductors) Also oversold. 48.00 support and 52 overhead resistance

IYT (Transportation) Vomit bags anyone? In February 2014 the low was 125.50. It closed at 125.50 today. However, under the 200 week moving average so 127.25 big resistance

IBB (Biotechnology) Held the 23 monthly MA with a lot of the month left. 315 nearby resistance

XRT (Retail) Holding 42.00 which still means, however unlikely, that Granny could awake from the dead

IYR (Real Estate) If it holds 73.60 then could see yet another bounce to 74.55

GLD (Gold Trust) The 100 DMA is at 106.44 with major support 104

SLV (Silver) Not doing what the GLD is so most likely means gold a bit overdone now

GDX (Gold Miners) Needs to clear 15.00

USO (US Oil Fund) Big volume inverted hammer doji-could see a rally Friday

TAN (Guggenheim Solar Energy) Subscribers: Over 27.22 might get in with risk under 26

CORN (Corn) Subscribers: Possible reversal and a good one

SGG (Sugar) Subscribers: Watching the consolidation

***Market Tone: Short-term Negative 0, Intermediate-Term Negative 4, Long-Term Negative 4

NOTE: *All starred picks are from the automated list of picks (which now includes short picks!) denote that it has one or more of the 18 chart patterns we have used on the radar screen. For example, inside day, 2 days under floor trader pivots, phase change, brick wall or return to the 10 DMA, etc.

Longs

ANF**
BXP
CUBE**
CVRR
DLR**
DTE
EQIX**
EQR
FCS**
FRAN
FSLR
GG**
HFC**
IYR
LAMR
MAC
NNN
NOC
NYT
O
PBF**
QIHU**
RMD**
ROST
SCTY
SDS**
SLW**
SRPT**
STZ**
SWI
TZA**
ULTA
VLO**
VNO
YOKU

Shorts

ALL
ASML
C
CVX**
DXJ**
FDX
GS
HP
IWO
JAZZ
KMX
P**
PRU
SPLK
SWKS
UPRO
URI
WYNN
YUM

Bye for now,

Michele Schneider

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