MOS, JPM, GS, DG
Mosiac (MOS:NYSE) This Ag stock might be starting to come back into vogue with hedge funds and prop traders. The overhang from the Cargill sale seems to be over and MOS trades at a significantly lower multiple than it’s peer Potash (POT:NYSE). Shares just broke through a double top on the daily charts, but there is a ton of resistance in the $71-$72 area. Look for MOS to be on a few different swing trade lists.
JP Morgan (JPM:NYSE) The market can’t sustain a rally without the banks moving higher. It’s as simple as that. JPM has and for the near future, will always be one of the top reads for the direction of financials. If you happen to like JPM, don’t be afraid to pair trade the name versus XLF, which is the underlying ETF, to reduce risk. A break of $38.57 on strong volume could solidify a reversal for JPM.
Goldman Sachs (GS:NYSE) It boggles my mind that nobody ever wants to put on a long position in GS after it gets beat up. However, these same skeptics will chase the shares as they go higher until the cows come home. My rationale on the past Goldman fear is pretty simple. Either you believe in their balance sheet or you don’t. Aggressive longs should keep in mind that there is some resistance in the $118 area. A positive close with volume over 12 million shares could really help the cause though.
Dollar General (DG:NYSE) I am only mentioning this retail name because it’s done so well in poor market condition, but isn’t participating today. Maybe DG is overbought ? Or maybe today’s weak performance is just a pause for refresh. Either way, DG could be a candidate to be sold in a rotation that could lead funds into big name stocks that are at perceived discounts.
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