Stocks May Fall On October 7 - Don’t Get All Doom And Gloom Yet

US Markets

  • S&P 500 Futures -6points
  • 10-Year 1.52%
  • Dollar Index 98.91
  • Oil $53.05
  • VIX 18.33

International Markets

  • Japan -0.16%
  • Shanghai – Closed
  • Hong Kong – Closed
  • South Korea +0.05%
  • UK +0.01%
  • Dax +0.03%

S&P 500 (SPY)

The S&P 500 futures are trading lower this morning on headlines that China is reluctant to make a broad trade deal. Regardless, the S&P 500 futures are holding support around 2,935 and the uptrend. So don’t get all doom and gloom yet. I still think we are heading higher towards 2,985.  

S&P 500, spy

 

UBER (UBER)

UBER is rising this morning after Citigroup upgraded the stock to a Buy with a $45 price target. The stock is trading at resistance at $30.50 this morning. Should the stock rise above that price it could continue higher to $32.10

UBER

 

Apple (AAPL)

Apple launched its newest phone, but attention is turning to 2020 already. According to reports, the company is likely to start making a cheaper iPhone next year. The stock is flirting with moving towards its all-time highs.

 

Netflix (NFLX)

Netflix is trading around resistance at $273, and the stock needs to break out to push back to $284. NFLX double bottom on the RSI, suggesting shares are oversold.

netflix, nflx

 

Twitter (TWTR)

Twitter is hovering around resistance at $40.35, and a falling wedge pattern may suggest the stock is getting to reverse higher and head towards $43.

twtr, twitter

Tesla (TSLA)

Tesla has been going nowhere, but the one thing that seems clear is that support continues to hold at $225.

tesla, tsla

Have a great one!

Disclosure: Michael Kramer and the clients of Mott Capital own AAPL, 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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