Memory Stocks Made Us Some Cash, Then Came Wednesday. Now What?
SanDisk, Micron, Western Digital and others got a Wednesday beating, so let’s take a look at the charts and see how to handle ’em now.
SanDisk, Micron, Western Digital and others got a Wednesday beating, so let’s take a look at the charts and see how to handle ’em now.
JSR1111
15m ago
I’ve seen a lot of comments on the weak breadth of the market in recent months. Does the recent rally in RSP and other broader incdices get anyone less bearish? And while rates are at the mid-to-higher end of the recent range, I get the same sense that bears notice rates rising but not when they stabilize/ebb.ReplyShare
Dougie Kass
just now
good question
to me its more of a momentum trade now, than a statement trade (suggesting a further broadening)
it could be short lived
Positions: None
I am now short C ($C) and JPM ($JPM) against my private equity longs ($BX), ($KKR) and ($APOL)
Positions: Long BX S KKR S APOL S; Short C S JPM S.
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I have taken in some of my SNDK and MU shorts:
* SNDK ($SNDK) $1889 (-$141)
* MU ($MU) $1008.50 (-$24)
Positions: Short SNDK VS MU VS
I added to my GRNY ($GRNY) short at $27.88.
Positions: Short GRNY M
Ed Ziron, whom I often quote, is on CNBC now.
Positions: None.
The Seoul market and select chipmakers around Asia saw wild volatility, but the chaos is highly sector-specific.
Added to private equity longs – all of them are a couple off the intraday highs:
* BX ($BX) $121.64
*KKR ($KKR) $94.26
*APO ($APO) $118.95
Positions: Long BX S KKR S APO S
I have moved to medium-sized short ($SPY) at $751.01
Positions: Short SPY M