So, its a new trading year. You get to write off all those meme stock losses from last year. This current market weakness is a perfect time to kick that New Year's resolution into gear and buy some actual quality blue chip companies for the long term. The opportunity to invest in top 20 companies at a solid discount doesn't come along very often. As
Jysin
and I are discussing, MSFT is in the ballpark of a "back the truck up" price target around $291.22 and while I doubt seriously it hits it today (its a 4.4% drop form the close) everyone here who doesn't own it should be considering it for the long term investment. $295/$296 is definitely a possibility today.
As much as I despise it, GOOG/GOOGL is about 4.2% from the 200-DMA. Personal views aside, strictly as an investor it has an EPS of $103.79 and a PE of 26.70 and those numbers are not typos. Those metrics are insane.
CRM has been torched the last 6 weeks. it has intermediate support at $214 and then failing that its a load the truck if it hits the $200 range.
NVDA circling back to the 100-DMA at $260.76. I would not take a full position here since I think its still high from its parabolic move earlier, but a quarter or half position here and then wait and see if it falls to the 200-DMA of $218 which I can't see happening realistically without a significant market crash.
FTEC has a huge support conversion at the 200-DMA of $121.71 and intermediate support line at $120.53. This is another strong buy location for Tech.
JPM is right at its 200-DMA after earnings. I think it will breach and I like the stock around $150/$152
FB has been going sidewise for about 4-months and all its DMAs are coiled together. When it breaks (up or down) expect it to move pretty sharply. I am predicting a move downward. I will buy at $300 which is its 180 day low.
I left AAPL off because it is the stock that concerns me. It had a huge run up and it is still above all its major DMAs. With its impact on the indexes, a breech of the 50-DMA could mean a fall down to the 100-DMA at $157 and that will be painful for the major indexes as it falls. Everyone should be watching AAPL.