MARCH 29, 2020

STOCKS: TSLA, AMZN, AAPL, NVDA, MU

MACRO: SPY

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

READING THE MARKETS PREMIUM CONTENT

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• Not The Greatest Setup Into End Of Day – Midday 3.27.20
• It May Be A Rough Day – Morning Commentary
• THE VIX SAYS THIS RALLY WON’T LAST

S&P 500 (SPY) 

It is likely to be another hectic and volatile week for stocks. The implied volatility levels over the next seven days are around 70.9%, and that means the ETF could rise or fall by approximately 9.8%, placing the ETF in a trading range between $228.55 to $278.30.

The S&P 500 stalled out several times around 2,600 this past week, and I think likely means we are setting up retest the lows this week, and fill the giant gap around 2,230.

Amazon (AMZN)

Amazon shares may hold steady this week. The stock appears to have formed a symmetrical triangle and be a sign that the stock refills a gap around at $2090.

Apple (AAPL)

Apple shares failed at resistance around $257 and could be heading lower towards $234.

Tesla (TSLA) 

Tesla appears to have formed a bullish flag pattern and may finally be heading up to $600. The company should report its first quarter delivery numbers by April 3.

Nvidia (NVDA) 

Nvidia has failed at $262 on many occasions and is likely to fill a gap at lower prices around $218.

Micron (MU) 

MU failed several times around $45.50 and is probably now heading lower again towards $35.50.

 Have a good week

-Mike

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