Things I Did Today
Here are today’s things:
* I sold out the following longs:
($AMZN) $236.89
($GOOGL) $330.07
($MSFT) $450.31
($SNDK) $1156
* Added to ($MSOS) $4.04, ($TRLV) $8.02 and ($GTBIF) $6.92
Positions: Long MSOS VVL TRLV S GTBIF S
Here are today’s things:
* I sold out the following longs:
($AMZN) $236.89
($GOOGL) $330.07
($MSFT) $450.31
($SNDK) $1156
* Added to ($MSOS) $4.04, ($TRLV) $8.02 and ($GTBIF) $6.92
Positions: Long MSOS VVL TRLV S GTBIF S
I am out of longs in SNDK ($SNDK), AMZN ($AMZN), GOOGL ($GOOGL) and MSFT ($MSFT).
Positions: None.
We’re leveraging the market’s pullback and insights from Samsung, Lam Research and Microsoft earnings.
OPEC+ meeting expectations, politician Warsh and other headlines are moving stocks this morning.
The 30-year yield hit a 19-year high, and the earnings reports split the hyperscalers.
Microsoft ($MSFT) was a pleasant surprise with growth at Azure accelerating.
Mets ($META) not so much.
We remain long $MSFT, Amazon ($AMZN) and Alphabet ($GOOGL) in the Mag 7.
More later…
Position: Long MSFT (S), AMZN (S), GOOGL (S)
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