September 9, 2020

STOCKS – TSLA, AAPL, SHOP

Macro – QQQ,UUP

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

MICHAEL KRAMER HAS QQQ PUTS

Stocks are bouncing back some this morning, but after big sell-offs, as we have seen, one must be careful of the gap higher. We could easily see that gap up fade and fill-in as the morning and day goes on.  At the moment, we are trading back up to around $273.50 on the Qs, which was a critical intraday support level broken in the final hour of trading yesterday. The next level up comes about $275; a failure to advance beyond $273.50 or $275 likely brings the sellers back out and pushes the ETF lower, filling the gap.

Dollar

The dollar finally broke above 93.50, with the next big stop around 94. Once it clears 94, I expect a more significant rally on to 96.

Apple (AAPL)

Apple is rebounding today, back to resistance around $115-116. This will be a significant region to test, and I expect that the stock will fail at that level and move lower.

Tesla (TSLA)

Tesla is rebounding some today, but I do happen to think the stock needs to fall further and fill the gap around $275.

Shopify (SHOP)

Keep an eye on SHOP today for a potential break of support at $911.

Good Luck today

-Mike

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