Here's Why The Stock Market May Jump on March 29

Here’s Why The Stock Market May Jump on March 29

Michael Kramer and the clients of Mott Capital own Tesla and Netflix

Michael Kramer owns SPY Calls

S&P 500 (SPY)

Stocks continue to churn but have this underlying bid that seems too hard to ignore. Again the sellers came in force by mid-morning pushing the S&P 500 lower to around 2,798. But still, the buyers stepped in defended the support level and managed to push higher. Now the S&P 500 appears to be gearing up for a big break out tomorrow, and perhaps finally pushing the index towards filling the gap at 2,850.

Russell 2000

The Russell 2000 is also suggesting a break out is on the way as it approaches a technical resistance level at 1,535. A break out sends the stock even higher towards 1,562.

Housing Index

The housing index is also nearing a big break out should it rise above 296. It may result in a move to around 315. Please don’t forget out important this index is as a gauge for the general direction of the broader market.

Netflix (NFLX)

Netflix has been trying to break out but has been stuck below $355.  If the stock can ever get over $355, it has room to move back to $378.

Tesla (TSLA)

Tesla continues to move higher off its recent lows. I continue to think the stock can move back towards $298.50. By the way, the Bloomberg Model 3 tracker is not suggesting that the company is making over 6,000 of them a week.  Don’t forget we get delivery numbers by  March 3.

That’s it. It turns out I have more than a cold, but a case of Bronchitis. No commentary tomorrow, back sometime this weekend.

-Mike

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