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5 Stocks To Watch Tesla, AMD, Intel, Alibaba, & SalesForce

5 Stocks To Watch Tesla, AMD, Intel, Alibaba, & SalesForce

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5 Stocks To Watch Tesla, AMD, Intel, Alibaba, & SalesForce

MICHAEL KRAMER AND THE CLIENTS OF MOTT CAPITAL OWN SHARES OF TSLA

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Tesla

So now Tesla isn’t going private. I can’t wait to turn on the TV on Monday morning to hear more about this. I will admit being a Tesla shareholder these past few weeks has been the most challenging period for me. Thinking and questioning my position in the company.  It seems that perhaps the shorts will likely have their chance once again to press the stock lower on Monday.  The stock is likely to retest the low $300’s if I had to guess.

I know this isn’t some kind of valuable or in-depth insight, but as we have spoken about before the, only ones pushing the stock around most days are the short seller, whether shorting or covering.

AMD

AMD has been a torrid pace, since breaking out the stock is now nearly at $24. Can the stock go higher? It can because as we have seen in the past momentum and emotion can carry stocks far further than fundamentals. Although at current levels it would be much better for the stock to pull back some, and establish support around $20. The RSI is rising once again, but unlike the stock, it is not reaching new highs, and that suggests to me at least that the stock may be losing some of that bullish momentum.

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AMD is now trading at more than 38 times 2019 earnings estimates, and for a chip stock that is very high. Considering the average one-year forward PE ratio of the top 25 stocks in the semiconductor ETF ($SOXX) is just 15.

Intel

Intel is has been going in the exact opposite direction, and the stock is in an awkward position here at $47.60. The trend is lower for the stock, but yet analysts estimate earnings and revenue are going higher. Analysts now see earnings growing by 20 percent this year, and the company is trading at only 11 times 2018 estimates.

A rise in Intel above $48, likely pushes the stock higher on towards $51. Should shares stay below $48, a decline to $42 becomes more likely.

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Alibaba

Alibaba has had a rough time since reporting results, and I think that struggle may continue for the company, as investors begin to focus more on the company’s declining margins. For now, $164 offers sturdy support.

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Salesforce

Salesforce broke out, rising above resistance at $149. I got this one wrong, I had didn’t think it would be able to break out, and was looking for shares to fall. The stock had struggled at that price for some time, and so a breakout ahead of earnings could be telling of what investors think about how those earnings may be. Next area to watch for comes around $160.

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That is all for today. Back tomorrow.

-Mike

Until Tomorrow-

-Mike

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