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Netflix

We last left-off talking and worrying about the FAANG’s, and for the most part, the outlooks seem to have improved considerably, especially for Netflix. I wrote last on Monday that a rise in Netflix above $332 would send the stock on to $357, and that is precisely where the stock went. Well more like $359, which may be even more critical. Shares got nicely over resistance around $357 today, and that level then turned to technical support by days end.  The next significant level to watch for in the stock comes around $367.

Amazon

Amazon hasn’t changed much over the last couple of days and is still entrenched in a rising wedge, one that needs monitoring. Again $1840 is the level I’m paying close attention.

Facebook

Facebook also continues to look like the most fragile of the group, and I can make a case for a decline to about $166, perhaps even lower.  I talked more about Facebook, and all the others:  FAANG’s Not Out Of The Woods But Getting Better

JD

It looks like JD.com is closing in our target of $29.90.

Micron

Micron’s stock continues to leave me baffled these last few weeks. Like I talked about in the past I re-drew the trend lines, and now it likes the stock may breaking out this time.  Unlike the “last break out” that never materialized, this time the stock bounced off two support levels around $45.25. And if it gets itself to $54 this time, then I’m afraid it may even have further to fall.

Nvidia

Nvidia has made a nice comeback, as it firmly held support around $235 and is now working its way higher to the target we laid out a few weeks back around $280.  It had appear there was a risk for further downside after results, but support levels held.

Yields

Treasury yields on the 10-year are fighting to hold the uptrend. Sorry folks, as I keep saying rates on the long-end are going lower, not higher, and it looks like 2.60 is on its way, and soon.

On August 15 I wrote The Bear’s May Be Making Their Last Stand At Breaking The Stock Market. With a new record high reach today, it looks like they have officially lost.

Great to be back!

Until Tomorrow-

-Mike

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