6 Stock That May Drop During the Week of May 20

6 Stocks That May Drop During the Week of May 20

For the week of May 20 – Stock mentions: Alibaba, JD, Eli Lilly, 3M, Nvidia, Xilinx

Here are a few more stock predictions for the week of May 20, 2019.

The Chinese yuan will continue to devalue against the US dollar and back to 7.

chinese yuan devalue

Yuan Vs. Dollar

The weaker yuan will sink China-based ADR’s Alibaba and JD.com.  The chart below shows the US dollar to yuan in an inverse chart to the one above. One can quickly see how when the yuan was strengthening versus the dollar; the stock prices were able to rise. However, when the currency was weakening, the stocks were falling.

Alibaba (BABA)

I think Alibaba continues to decline this week, dropping below $166.60, and heads towards $150.

alibaba, baba, trade war, may 20

JD.com (JD)

JD.com has been unable to rise above resistance at $30 and is likely heading back to $27.50.

jd.com, jd, trade war may 20

3M (MMM)

3M has fallen to its lowest levels since 2016 and looks like it may fall even further to perhaps $164.

3m, may 20

Eli Lilly (LLY)

Eli Lilly may be in danger of falling further this week, with the potential to be on its way towards $104.

eli lilly, lly, may 20.

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Nvidia (NVDA)

Nvidia is likely to continue to decline this week too, heading towards $150. (premium video content: AMD And Nvidia 2 Opposing Points Of View)

nvidia, nvda

Xilinx (XLNX)

Xilinx may be looking to fill the gap around $92.

xlinix, may 20, xlnx

That is it for the weekend, see you Monday.

Mike

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