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February 4, 2020 - The RightLine Report Notes From The Editor
Stock trading opportunities come in all flavors. Fortunately, the very best share at least one important characteristic - price movement. In any market it is essential to find stocks that are moving. Buyers prefer stocks that are trending higher, and short sellers favor stocks that are trending down. While the definition of a "moving" stock is somewhat subjective, there are several things to consider when looking for good stocks to trade. Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits... Quick List
Stock 02/04 02/04 Buy Short Trailing Stops Gain
Symbol Price +/- Entry Entry Initial/Tighten Amount
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UFI 21.65 -0.17 22.59 20.96 1.63/0.81 1.38
MRNA 20.87 0.49 21.15 2.00/1.00 1.82
VIR 21.24 -1.57 22.37 19.89 2.48/1.24 1.78
DNLI 22.71 -0.02 23.57 21.72 1.85/0.93 2.84
The "Quick List" provides a brief summary of each stock write-up and should be taken in the context of the related write-up presented in the "Stocks Covered in This Issue" section of this Report. Be sure to read "How To Use The RightLine Quick List" and always use the RightLine Risk Control Calculator before entering any position. For access to the Risk Calculator, go to http://www.rightline.net and login to the Member's area. For more on controlling risk go to the RightLine Risk Control System
For a glossary of terms unique to The RightLine Report go to: Glossary
Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits... Market SummaryStocks closed solidly higher on Tuesday as traders shrugged off contravirus worries and bought shares in anticipation of a rebound from the economic impact. Much of the bullish sentiment came from the recent deluge of of upbeat global manufacturing data. In equities, Ralph Lauren (RL $124) and Clorox (CLX $164) outperformed analysts' predictions, while Google and Youtube parent Alphabet (GOOGL $1,445) disappointed shareholders with lower than expected revenues. The USD/dollar and treasury yields were higher, gold and oil prices declined.
Feb 3, 2020 Feb 4, 2020
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Dow 28,400 +143.78 28,807.63 +407.82
Nasdaq 9,273.40 +122.47 9,467.97 +194.57
S&P 500 3,249 +23.40 3,297.59 +48.67
NYSE Volume 3.84B 3.99B
NYSE Advancers 1906 2105
NYSE Decliners 1025 833
Nasdaq Volume 2.46B 2.46B
Nasdaq Advancers 2044 2253
Nasdaq Decliners 1172 966
New Highs/Lows
01/28 01/29 01/30 01/31 02/03 02/04
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NYSE New Highs 144 202 179 159 141 239
NYSE New Lows 57 59 111 114 85 46
Nasdaq New Highs 85 108 104 101 78 150
Nasdaq New Lows 42 60 100 126 86 53
Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits...
TRADER'S TIP: "When Your Indicators Contradict The Trend" The Technical Analyst
For help with this chart, be sure to read "Understanding The Importance Of Support And Resistance" S&P 500 - 3297.59 February 4, 2020
52-Week High: 3337.77
52-Week Low: 2681.83
Daily Trend: DOWN
Weekly trend: UP
Weekly Pivot Levels
Resistance 3: 3402.13
Resistance 2: 3323.34
Resistance 1: 3274.43
Pivot: 3244.55
Support 1: 3195.64
Support 2: 3165.76
Support 3: 3086.97
NASDAQ Composite - 9467.97 February 4, 2020
52-Week High: 9485.38
52-Week Low: 7225.14
Daily Trend: UP
Weekly trend: UP
Weekly Pivot Levels
Resistance 3: 9671.50
Resistance 2: 9430.43
Resistance 1: 9290.68
Pivot: 9189.36
Support 1: 9049.61
Support 2: 8948.29
Support 3: 8707.22
Dow Industrials - 28807.63 February 4, 2020
52-Week High: 29373.62
52-Week Low: 24680.57
Daily Trend: DOWN
Weekly trend: UP
Weekly Pivot Levels
Resistance 3: 30006.02
Resistance 2: 29231.31
Resistance 1: 28743.67
Pivot: 28456.60
Support 1: 27968.96
Support 2: 27681.89
Support 3: 26907.17
Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits... Market CalendarECONOMIC REPORTS AND EVENTS (all times are Eastern): Monday, February 03, 2020: 03-Feb 9:45 am Markit manufacturing PMI 03-Feb 10 am ISM manufacturing index 03-Feb 10 am Construction spending 03-Feb Varies Motor vehicle sales Tuesday, February 04, 2020: 04-Feb 10 am Factory orders Wednesday, February 05, 2020: 05-Feb 8;15 am ADP employment report 05-Feb 8:30 am Trade deficit 05-Feb 10 am ISM nonmanufacturing index Thursday, February 06, 2020: 06-Feb 8:30 am Weekly jobless claims 06-Feb 8:30 am Productivity 06-Feb 8:30 am Unit labor costs Friday, February 07, 2020: 07-Feb 8:30 am Nonfarm payrolls 07-Feb 8:30 am Unemployment rate 07-Feb 8:30 am Average hourly earnings 07-Feb 10 am Wholesale inventories 07-Feb 3 pm Consumer credit For a chart of typical Up or Down market reactions to specific major US economic reports go to: Economic Indicator Effects Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits...
TRADER'S TIP: "Trendlines & Volume" Stocks Covered in This Issue
CONSUMER CYCLICAL SECTOR
Stocks Covered Today...Stock Splits... Stock SplitsBelow are the stocks that have announced splits and have recently executed or will execute soon. There is generally a return to normal price behavior in the weeks following a split announcement in what we call a "Dormancy Phase." As the stock nears its split execution date (Effective Date) it often moves into the "Pre-Split Run" stage where quick and sometimes dramatic gains can occur.
Announce Eff. Split
Company Name (Symbol) Date Date Ratio Options
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Currently there are no upcoming stock splits on the major US exchanges.
Split details are also available online at the RightLine Online Stock Split Calendar. For a detailed look at the different stages of a Stock Split, Click Here.
Disclaimer
The RightLine Report is an information service for investors and traders. It is not a solicitation nor a recommendation or offer to buy or sell securities. The information provided is obtained from sources deemed reliable but is not guaranteed as to accuracy or completeness. The publishers of The RightLine Report are not brokers or financial advisors, and are not acting in any way to influence the purchase or sale of any security. Stock picks, entry points and exit points should be considered an information resource to assist the trader in developing a trading plan and it is the sole responsibility of the reader to conduct his or her own due diligence before executing a trade. Trading securities should be considered speculative with a high degree of volatility and risk.
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