Category Archives for Sami Abusaad
Unsexy Stocks for Smart Traders Like You
Sami Abusaad’s favorite sector is 100% unsexy. It’s not AI, drones, nuclear, or any of the other exciting sectors. Get it in today’s video, along with his favorite names: Sami goes over: Why it’s so hard to pick a top in this market Why the bulls need to show real follow-through before Sami can say we’re all-out bullish What’s different about IWM right now The reason Alibaba (BABA) might fool the sellers His target prices for old favorites Zoom (ZM), Twilio (TWLO), and Roku (ROKU). 3 shorts he’s targeting this week And more!
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Sami Abusaad is bullish on Apple (AAPL), and he shared his exact trigger price in his latest update: Sami goes over: How to know if the market topped out Why IWM is super bullish Why QQQ looks worse than the other major indices The EV name with a very pretty monthly chart His current opinion on Tesla (TSLA) The best short setup right now in an online advertising name An oil stock with a picture perfect short setup Andmore!
Continue Reading -->I Love This Hated Stock
Herbalife (HLF) is hated. Short interest is high, and the stock trades at 4 times earnings. But the chart is building, and Sami Abusaad LOVES the stock long-term, as he explains in today’s video: Sami goes over: His 5 favorite names right now The bull case for Twilio (TWLO), a multiple-time major winner in the Number Ones newsletter Why Moderna (MRNA) could rally 40% Upworks‘ (UPWK) beautiful monthly chart Why finding big swing trades is about more than finding nice-looking charts And MORE!
Continue Reading -->I’m Still Bullish Longterm
Sami Abusaad remains bullish on this market long-term, but is looking for possible consolidation in the near-term. He breaks down what the charts are showing: Sami goes over: A look at SPY QQQ and IWM BRBR‘s strong monthly chart The “very bullish gap” in LFST Why NAK has a more bullish setup than MP Short setups in ABTC, CPRT, GTLB, and more And even more trade ideas!
Continue Reading -->The Bear Just Croaked
The market never broke down, so Sami switched gears fast. But, we can’t just buy everything fast: Sami goes over: Why the bear case died Why the long-term bias is now bullish The ideal setup for new buys Why he is looking for a big move in Amgen (AMGN) A biotech stock with almost “unlimited potential” Why Sprout Farms Markets (SFM) can rally after a huge decline 6 names that look set to drop And MORE
Continue Reading -->I’m Still Bearish
Sami Abusaad the market has not recovered and is still in bearish mode: Sami also goes over: Why Eli Lilly (LLY) is a perfect example of a legitimate uptrend Why the market has clearly turned bearish His downside target for SPY How he finds winning long ideas in a bearish market Why biotech stocks are working so well, and his favorite name Where he wants to buy IBIT for a rebound Why so many names need wide stops here A super bullish energy name that looks ready to rally hard Why Netflix (NFLX) is set to decline – even after its huge decline
Continue Reading -->The Strange Sign That We Topped Out
Did the market top out? Sami Abusaad believes the charts say yes. Sami goes over: The strange clue that Bitcoin just left traders Why the charts indicate more downside ahead Why Friday’s low are so important The power of Village Farms International’s (VFF) beautiful monthly chart His short list, which has multiple excellent opportunities The reason he changes his mind on Disney (DIS) The coming weakness in Duolingo (DUOL) And MORE!
Continue Reading -->The Nasty Gaps Look Good
The market bounced hard on Friday. But is the bull back? On Sunday night, Sami explained the easy way to tell, before Monday’s big rally. Sami goes over: How the bulls can take back control (which did happen, making Sami’s analysis even more important) His favorite long ideas right now Several names with big gaps down that look bullish A solar name that looks ready to shine (sorry for this pun) An ecommerce stock with a beautiful daily chart setup 4 short setups that look great today And MORE!
Continue Reading -->Getting Extended: Is A Pullback Ahead?
Sami Abusaad says the market has become a bit extended after breaking out. He says if prices break below Thursday’s low, expect a pullback toward the breakout area and the rising 20-day moving average: Sami goes over: The 1-2-3 pattern in COMM The weekly buy setup in GOSS Two casino names on his swing watchlist The “very bullish” monthly chart on TSLA Why U looks headed for $100 Where he would short RBLX And more! Key Takeaways: Stick to short-term trading until there’s clarity. Watch Thursday’s low for direction — below it suggests near-term weakness. If support holds and a strong bounce occurs, bullish bias continues.
Continue Reading -->Bear Get Beaten Back: Those Big Red Bars Mean Nothing Now
In this week’s breakdown, Sami Abusaad reviews the major indices — and how he’s positioning onto the end of October. After a quick breakdown, the market reclaimed its 20-day moving average and pushed back into the upper third of the range. Sami notes that “the trend usually wins out.” And the trend looks up. Sami also goes over: Why he’s leaning mildly bullish, expecting the market to drift higher into month-end unless new weakness proves otherwise Why the monthly chart will be important when the October bar is completed An early-stage base breakout that’s “different from most charts out there,” showing promise if it continues to build strengt A long opportunity in Walmart (WMT), which recently broke out to all-time highs The bullish action in Tesla (TSLA) after it negated its big red bar Where Target (TGT) turns into an attractive long swing idea Potential long entries in ELBM, LU, and XERS The reason he’s cautious about pressing shorts right now 4 Key Takeaways: Market trend remains up, but follow-through into month-end will confirm strength. Focus on long setups showing relative strength and clean technical bases. Keep an eye on weak names like Caesars (CZR) and Under Armour (UAA) for potential short plays if momentum flips. Patience matters — Sam expects more momentum after month-end, not before.
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