Weekly Buzz: Missed the recent rallies? Don't Worry
Spoiler: At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
Happy Monday,mooers! Welcome back toWeekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments Three major indices movedupward, Russell 2000 Index increased5.37%last week. Here is the weekly buzzing stock list of last week:
1. TSLA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
According to Bloomberg, Tesla Inc. has reportedly postponed a deal to issue over $1 billion in electric vehicle asset-backed security due to unstable market conditions. TSLA's stock increased13.84%to $905.390 for the week. ● Mooers comment @TeslaSmurf: $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ TWO possible scenarios: - keep climbing and finally RE-enter the positive channel (925/930) - bounce back on Monday or Tuesday for a limited consolidation, then spike up again Read more>>
2. MULN- Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Mullen announced the development of next-generation solid-state polymer batterie, a significant advance over the current lineup of lithium-ion batteries. Besides, Mullen's popularity on social media has led to a spike in trading volume. The shares of MULN soared by114.81%and closed at $2.900. ● Mooers comment @Carla Lee: NASDAQ:$Mullen Automotive (MULN.US)$continued its momentum from earlier in the week as the startup EV maker has now gained more than 144% since Monday. It was yet another bullish day on Thursday as all three major indices extended their rally and closed higher for the third consecutive day. Read more>>
3. BABA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Shares of BABA gains on Wednesday after news that the government would support the stock market, boost economic growth, and clear up a punishing regulatory environment. Last Friday, its stock price closed at $108.300, with a weekly growth of24.90%. ● Mooers comment @Powerhouse:Depends on appetite, clique but it is To me, it is still very unstable. Of course, buying stocks is risky in it and this is the way to make quick money. Hence, are you a speculator, gambler or long-term investor? Really depends on your investment model. Read more>>
4. AMC - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
AMC said it agreed to buy a large stake in Hycroft Mining Holding Corp (HYMC) for $27.9 million last Tuesday, capitalizing on its popularity with retail investors to provide a financial lifeline to the troubled gold and silver mine operator. The share of AMC closed at $14.300, with a weekly increase of10.49%. ● Mooers comment @Carry only:Please continue to support AMC. $AMC Entertainment (AMC.US)$we must continue to purchase tickets and buy goodies at AMC Theaters. It’s a win win. We get to spend time with friends and family. We help AMC generate more income. I will do so post MOASS as well. Read more>>
5. HYMC - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
AMC Entertainment announced to acquired a 22% stake in HYMC last Tuesday, caused Hycroft to soar 96% to $2.72. After that, the stock pared much of that increase. The shares of HYMC declined28.19%last week and finally closed at $1.350. ● Mooers comment @102486702 $Hycroft Mining (HYMC.US)$ oh no I think it's a pump and dump, just look at the price and transactions. someone is trying to offload their shares slowly while maintaining the price, that's why the price band is so tight. Once that person finishes offloading -> dump Read more>>
6. AAPL - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Apple has faced significant resistance from US and international regulators in its App Store. Most app developers have consistently expressed their opposition to the huge commissions charged by the App Store. Nevertheless, its share price closed at $163.980, with a weekly rise of5.98%. ● Mooers comment @Rockyturki: $Apple (AAPL.US)$could simply hold on to its chips and use them to lure prospective customers. After all, it’s done that with the iPhone for years. Apple also previously licensed its Mac OS operating to third parties in the '90s Read more>>
7. .SPX - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
The S&P 500 rose for the fourth straight day, adding 1.2% to a streak that included back-to-back days with gains of 2%. The index had its best week since November 2020. The price of the S&P 500 Index closed at $4463.12, with a weekly growth of6.16%. ● Mooers comment @Your Average Trader:Fundimentals? I simply do not believe this rally on 7 rate hikes and declining margins and revenues due to higher commodity prices will continue. That being said considering how risk tolreant the market has been I will still hedge with some longs in case markets decide that despite recession and stagflation risk $S&P 500 index(.SPX.US)$ should have an avergae PE of 19+. Read more>>
8. NIO - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
NIO has been on a wild ride the past two weeks. The rebound was mainly relief from delisting concerns related to U.S.-listed Chinese companies. Nio's business is also at a pivot point for growth. Its stock went up29.81%to $20.860 over the past week.
Upcoming Events:NIO Inc. Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2021 Earnings Conference Call onMar 24, 2022 9:00 PM EDT
● Mooers comment @Carolinr Miller: Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$Report has been suffering from strong market volatility that has especially affected Chinese stocks. Thanks to regulatory pressures from Beijing and Washington and a generally chaotic geopolitical scenario Read more>>
9. SPY - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Investors regained confidence in Powell's press conference, which boosted stock indices to close collectively higher. SPY has continued to move higher since last Tuesday. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF price raised6.15%to $444.520 for the week. ● Mooers comment @linsamuel:貌似要來個頭肩底,要小心不追高 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$根據LW建議標普要頸線4550要注意,最好先減倉,等站穩要加倉買回也不晚,可不要冒著大回調的風險
10. CEI - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐
Although CEI's share price has moved higher since last Thursday as a broad rally in oil stocks, the price of CEI closed at $0.831 with a weekly decline of9.45%. ● Mooers comment @Peak Mountain: $Camber Energy (CEI.US)$20% Intuitional Investors! 103k Watchers. One of the highest volume traded stock on wall street. Oil Prices going sky high! Easy Money! The question is why aren't you buying more?
Part Ⅲ: Weekly Topic Time to be rewarded for your great insights and knowledge!
This week, we'd like to invite you to comment below and share your idea on: "How to find dropping stocks before they rally?"
We will select15 TOP COMMENTSby next Monday. Winners will get200 pointsby next week, with which you can exchange gifts at Reward Club. *Comments within this week will be counted.
Top Comment Technique: Fundamental / Technical / Capital Analyses Personal Trading Experience Any bright insights or knowledge
HopeAlways
:
During market uncertainty due to crisis like the current Russia-Ukraine conflict, investors can find greater buying opportunities to buy quality stocks when their market valuation is cheaper before they start to rally. In times of market correction, more stocks will present good value relative to their underlying fundamentals. It is a always a good time to invest in strong stocks when the stocks are undervalued due to market volatility.
Syuee
:
You cannot 100% know for sure which dropping stocks will rally a few days in advance.
Even if you have inside information (which is illegal to trade on, for a good reason), you can never know for sure which stocks will go up.
Even if that inside information is positive, there could be other factors at play that lead to more selling pressure than buying pressure.
An imbalance between sellers and buyers is the ONLY thing that causes stock prices to rise and fall. Everything else, including news, only leads people to buy and sell.
It is as simple as that. No one can know in advance what the prices are going to be.
You can learn about things like candlestick patterns, TA analysis, support and resistance levels to determine where price is likely to turn around.
But, even that kind of technical analysis isn’t 100% foolproof!
But, knowing that certainly puts us ahead of the majority of traders/investors who are looking for a magic bullet.
Picking stocks that may rally is all about finding the next up-trend.
Accumulate the knowledge. Find some patern. Sit down and do some Critical Thinking Exercise. Now, thats how you can foresee a future~.
You may look for high relative volume stocks. Meaning that this particular stock is trading on a higher volume than it’s usual. These are good opportunities to find market movers as there is usually a reason why a certain stock is trading on higher volume on this day than the previous days. Positive news? Negative news? Financial release? Are we seeing some price action of any obvious cause?
All good things to look for.
If a stock has extremely huge volume then you can check if there is any institutional activity going on. But as I gently remind, not all volume are created equal.
One shouldn’t follow my process or anyone else’s for that matter, if you wish to excel. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and it is a life-long task to build an investment process that is best suited for YOU.
Your Average Trader
:
Depends on what type of trader you are. For investors I personally recommend fundimentals over technicals. Because unlike active traders investors simply aren't active enough to take advantage of short term market volatility. Hence I would suggest investors trade fundimental levels rather than technical ones e.g current $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ at Friday closing is trading around PE of 19.71 while historical average before pandemic elevated PE is around 18+. Based on that one can know when stocks are underpriced and can then set buying target levels. While PE is an important fundimental level one must combine it with various other fundimental factors including economic environment i.e inflation, growth projections, interest rates etc , geo political risks, industry and company specific growth and earning projections, target prices set by major investors e.g banks etc, related markets e.g bonds, competitors etc, sometimes goverment policies and potentially insiders trading to get a general sense of where the stock might be headed. However one must also understand, nobody in the markets have a crystall ball hence its more a probability game. So the more you study and understand it the higher the probability of you picking the correct side in the log run.
HopeAlways
Syuee
:
It is worth remembering that great businesses can thrive in volatile markets.The key is to find long-term winners in a rough market.
HopeAlways :
HopeAlways : During market uncertainty due to crisis like the current Russia-Ukraine conflict, investors can find greater buying opportunities to buy quality stocks when their market valuation is cheaper before they start to rally. In times of market correction, more stocks will present good value relative to their underlying fundamentals. It is a always a good time to invest in strong stocks when the stocks are undervalued due to market volatility.
101767718 HopeAlways : Stocks are looking much more attractive now than they were last year.
HuatLady :
Syuee : You cannot 100% know for sure which dropping stocks will rally a few days in advance.
Even if you have inside information (which is illegal to trade on, for a good reason), you can never know for sure which stocks will go up.
Even if that inside information is positive, there could be other factors at play that lead to more selling pressure than buying pressure.
An imbalance between sellers and buyers is the ONLY thing that causes stock prices to rise and fall. Everything else, including news, only leads people to buy and sell.
It is as simple as that. No one can know in advance what the prices are going to be.
You can learn about things like candlestick patterns, TA analysis, support and resistance levels to determine where price is likely to turn around.
But, even that kind of technical analysis isn’t 100% foolproof!
But, knowing that certainly puts us ahead of the majority of traders/investors who are looking for a magic bullet.
Picking stocks that may rally is all about finding the next up-trend.
Accumulate the knowledge. Find some patern. Sit down and do some Critical Thinking Exercise. Now, thats how you can foresee a future~.
You may look for high relative volume stocks. Meaning that this particular stock is trading on a higher volume than it’s usual.
These are good opportunities to find market movers as there is usually a reason why a certain stock is trading on higher volume on this day than the previous days. Positive news? Negative news? Financial release? Are we seeing some price action of any obvious cause?
All good things to look for.
If a stock has extremely huge volume then you can check if there is any institutional activity going on. But as I gently remind, not all volume are created equal.
One shouldn’t follow my process or anyone else’s for that matter, if you wish to excel. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses, and it is a life-long task to build an investment process that is best suited for YOU.
Your Average Trader : Depends on what type of trader you are. For investors I personally recommend fundimentals over technicals. Because unlike active traders investors simply aren't active enough to take advantage of short term market volatility. Hence I would suggest investors trade fundimental levels rather than technical ones e.g current $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ at Friday closing is trading around PE of 19.71 while historical average before pandemic elevated PE is around 18+. Based on that one can know when stocks are underpriced and can then set buying target levels. While PE is an important fundimental level one must combine it with various other fundimental factors including economic environment i.e inflation, growth projections, interest rates etc , geo political risks, industry and company specific growth and earning projections, target prices set by major investors e.g banks etc, related markets e.g bonds, competitors etc, sometimes goverment policies and potentially insiders trading to get a general sense of where the stock might be headed. However one must also understand, nobody in the markets have a crystall ball hence its more a probability game. So the more you study and understand it the higher the probability of you picking the correct side in the log run.
HopeAlways Syuee : It is worth remembering that great businesses can thrive in volatile markets.The key is to find long-term winners in a rough market.
101767718 HopeAlways : The best companies will emerge even stronger after withstanding market turbulence.
HuatEver :
Tonylump : Look for them
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