A day after a big rally, stocks were under significant pressure on Friday. This is as Treasury yields threaten to invert and drag banks lower. It also ignites recession fears among investors. Letâs look at a few top stock trades to watching going into next week.
Bank stocks are under extreme pressure on Friday. Looking at Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), shares were down 5% at one point during the day. Now off less than 4%, bulls are stepping up to the plate a bit.
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Still, this one was breaking out to the upside just the other day. Now weâre seeing range support give way. $28 was the floor in this name and now just a few pennies above $27, support has officially gave way.
Unless youâre a long-term investor, I would avoid BAC stock. At the very least, Iâd give it a few days to see how it shakes out. I want to see if $28 will act as resistance or if BAC will fill the gap down to $26.50. It almost filled that gap on Friday, but didnât quite get there.
If the gap doesnât hold as support, look for the backside of prior downtrend support to buoy BAC.
Tiffany & Co (NYSE:TIF) shares were jumping on Friday, climbing 3% on a tough day in the markets thanks to better-than-expected earnings. Is it rallying right into resistance though?
The stock has been trending higher in a channel for several months and is now breaking out. But the $105 level could be tough to penetrate. For starters, this level was support turned resistance last fall, while potential downtrend resistance is near the area as well. Finally, the 50% retracement for the 52-week range sits just under $106.
That said, if TIF can push through this mark, it could trigger a large breakout. If so, see how it handles the 200-day. On a pullback, see if the prior channel resistance holds as support.
Papa Johnâs (NASDAQ:PZZA) has added Shaquille OâNeal to its board and as a brand ambassador. This sent the stock higher by almost 6% on Friday. The move propelled PZZA over the 50-week moving average, while the momentum-measuring MACD (green circle) turns more in the bullsâ favor.
If momentum keeps up, see if PZZA can climb to $55. On a pullback, I want to see the 50-week and 10-week moving averages hold as support.
One could make the argument that Canopy Growth (NYSE:CGC) is still consolidating tightly between support and resistance. Loosely speaking, it is. But with Fridayâs decline below the 20-day and 50-day moving averages and CGC is losing steam.
This group â and this name specifically â can be volatile. So Iâm not saying that it wonât snap back on Monday and even breakout higher at some point next week. But at this rate, the name is simply lacking any follow through, meeting sellers each time it nears $48.
Even though weâve been watching this one for weeks, it may be time for bullish traders to move on after Fridayâs fall. The close below the 50-day is certainly a negative.
Despite beating on earnings and revenue estimates, Nike (NYSE:NKE) stock is falling almost 6% on Friday as guidance disappoints.
If the stock doesnât reclaim the 50-day early next week, Nike may have lower to go. If it does reclaim this mark, look for $83 and the 50-day to support the stock. Otherwise, letâs see if we canât nab NKE stock on a decline down to the 200-day. That would be a great dip-buying opportunity.
Bret Kenwell is the manager and author of Future Blue Chips and is on Twitter @BretKenwell. As of this writing, Bret Kenwell did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities.
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