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APLS, AVGO, FNGU, TREE and a Market monitor tip

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APLS

Consolidation breakout. The volume is not really high. However it has very good linearity. The challenge is that is up 12%. So where you do you put the stop? 12%. So low risk/reward ratio.


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FNGU

Whenever there is a large breadth move then this ETF makes a move.



AVGO

High priced stock. Bid/Ask spread less than dollar. So not bad.



TREE

Consolidation breakout. Up 18% which defeats the logic of Finding and Entering Early (FEE). Can a 18% breakout work? Yes, but there there is too much risk.


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TIP: The market monitor indicates overly bearish conditions when the 5th column goes below 200. However this has only happened a handful of times in the last 20 years. Breadth can only be used to indicate market bottoms. Whereas bullish breadth is extremely bullish.

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