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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (2330)2/22/2021 10:02:26 PM
From: stuffbug  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 2936
 
Tesla appears headed to $600 area; then there is that Nov gap at $409, the beginnings of the melt-up.
I have a bull / bear algorithm that calculates a "pivot" level; Tesla has closed below its pivot every day since Feb 10th. On the way up, it never closed below the pivot until Jan 29th, 4 days after the all-time high. Current pivot is $788 (daily chart) and falling rapidly. Volume and moneyflow also turned negative around Feb 10th and appear set to accelerate. Tesla needs to stabilize around $700; otherwise the downside could get real ugly.

Love Nutrien - missed out adding to my holdings in the 40s (usd). Current short term trend is bending; maybe we get a chance to pick up some shares in the usd $50 area. For the junior potash play, Verde (NPK) is acting very strong, possibly on the verge of a breakout. If the breakout fails to materialize, a pullback to 1.10 would provide a decent entry.

Re-purchased a little Sienna after the earnings were released. Looks like I bought them back a couple percent lower - add in the missed dividends and it's probably a wash. No further ahead.

S&P futs closed under the pivot (3899). First "under" close since Jan 29.
Could be staring at a short term market correction here.

All stocks in parabolic moves are in danger of crashing on the rocks.
IF the energy party continues for another week, I will be looking to cut back my exposure significantly at the first sign of any weakness.