My stock pick would be $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ which just broke all time high recently.
With the global shortage of chips, $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ is set to be aggressively producing and manufacturing the chips for global demands. With this, I conceive the stock to be more bullish than before.
Apart from holding stocks, perhaps one could consider buying a Call option to leverage their position further too, to get a greater yield.
With the global shortage of chips, $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ is set to be aggressively producing and manufacturing the chips for global demands. With this, I conceive the stock to be more bullish than before.
Apart from holding stocks, perhaps one could consider buying a Call option to leverage their position further too, to get a greater yield.
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I'd say stick to what you know and feel most comfortable with.
For me, I am comfortable with trading with MacD, KDJ, RSI and candlestick reading on 1D interval. With these TAs, I will enter the trade with a reasonable price target to swing trade it (eg ~+2%), then exit afterwards.
Regardless of the results, I see myself remaining firm in my deicison because my rationale for entry did not changed due to the situations.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
For me, I am comfortable with trading with MacD, KDJ, RSI and candlestick reading on 1D interval. With these TAs, I will enter the trade with a reasonable price target to swing trade it (eg ~+2%), then exit afterwards.
Regardless of the results, I see myself remaining firm in my deicison because my rationale for entry did not changed due to the situations.
$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
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