4 Stocks To Watch On July 10 As The S&P Prepares To Take Out 3,000
US Markets
- S&P 500 Futures are up 6 points
- US 10-Year Treasury 2.05%
- Dollar Index 97.20
- Oil $59.22
- VIX 13.86
International Markets
- Japan Nikkei -0.15%
- China Shanghai -0.44%
- Hong Kong HSI +0.31%
- South Korea KOSPI +0.33%
- Germany DAX -0.40%
- UK FTSE -0.01%
Trading Day for July 10
S&P 500 Futures are trading slightly high on July 10 placing the index about 10 points from 3,000. I continue to believe this is a market that wants to work its way higher. Powell’s testimony confirmed the view from the Fed meeting in June that indicated the Fed would act as appropriate. It is likely enough to confirm that the Fed will cut rates in July.
The testimony will be what the ammunition S&P 500 needs to push the index over 3,000.
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Bond yields are confirming this bullish view for equities, with a move down to 2.05%
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Tesla (TSLA)
Tesla shares are rising today after an email leak showed the company is getting ready to ramp-up production. The stock is moving higher on July 10 following report. My outlook for the stock hasn’t changed and still believe the stock is heading towards the $250 to $260 range.
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Micron (MU)
Micron is continuing its advance, and with the stock trying to rise above $42, $44 could be the next stop.
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Netflix (NFLX)
Netflix will try to break out again today. The stock has stalled on multiple occasions in the past around $380 to $385 level. When will it finally break out and move on to $405?
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AMD (AMD)
AMD is advancing again today, and $34.50 is the next significant level to watch.
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Disclosure: Michael Kramer and the clients of Mott Capital own NFLX and TSLA
Disclaimer: This article is my opinion and expresses my views. Those views can change at a moment's notice ...
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