In this report we take a look at AMD, MRVL, LRCX, QCOM, NVDA

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In 2019, cloud was the best performing sector before it began to show weakness in July. Cloud stocks led the market out of the December 2018 selloff, providing sizable outperformance for just over seven months in the first part of the year. Then, with no exogenous catalyst, a rotation began out of cloud/SaaS names and into underperforming value names.

This rotation saw the average cloud stock drop around 35-40%. Mega cap names in this space that were not pure plays, like Microsoft and Salesforce, stayed flat during this rotation. However, pure plays, such as Zoom and Twilio, saw drawdowns greater than 40%, while other names, like Crowdstrike and Zscaler, saw drawdowns greater than 50%. The value rotation, as it was called in 2019, took about three months to bottom. During this three month span, the S&P 500 gained about 2%.

Last week, on August 5th, the market began a new rotation out of cloud stocks and into value oriented sectors. Since the rotation began, the average cloud stock is down approximately 8-10%, while financials are up 3.5%, industrials are up 5.8% and transports are up 6.5%. Just like in 2019, this rotation is hardly noticeable in the broad market, with the NASDAQ100 being up 0.3% and the S&P 500 being up 1.4% over the same period.

No one knows how this year’s rotation will play out – whether it will bottom this Monday or be as deep as the rotation in 2019. Regardless, the cloud microtrend still has a few years to play out, so, if this rotation continues to deeper levels, we view it as a buying opportunity regardless of the prevailing sentiment at the time.

However, instead of focusing on the popular stocks that are taking a breather, I’d like to focus on a theme we began working towards prior to this rotation: semiconductors.

The two cloud ETFs, SKYY and CLOU, are a reasonable gauge for the cloud sub-sector. The ETF, SKYY, has an overweight to mega cap names like Amazon, Microsoft and Alibaba, while CLOU is focused on the small to medium sized pure plays, like Twilio, Zoom and Zscaler. Since the market bottomed on March 23 and began a new uptrend this year, the top performing sub-sector within tech is semiconductors.

Furthermore, if we look at our active portfolio, we can see being diversified by including semiconductors, as well as chainlink and bitcoin, has put us in a relatively stronger position than if we were solely focused on the momentum cloud names.

The above graph is our active portfolio, broken down into sub-sectors of tech. Most importantly, we show the current moving average that each position is testing. We currently have seven positions above their 8-day moving average in green – 1 in cloud, 2 cryptos, and 4 semis.

Furthermore, you’ll notice that we have five positions testing their 55-day moving average in red are all cloud names, with one semi. The vast majority of cloud names are testing their 55-day moving average right now. This is evident by the two cloud ETFs, SKYY and CLOU, which are both below their 20-day moving averages and testing the upper bounds of their 55-day moving averages.

In this report, we will focus on the sector that is not only holding up, but showing unnoticed strength behind the noise in the market. Semiconductors will likely never be as buzzworthy because you can’t directly use the products, like you can with Zoom, Netflix, and Shopify. They are also much more complicated to understand, which is why so few analysts cover them relative to other areas of tech.

However, as Beth has laid out over the last two years, semis will likely be the primary beneficiary of the upcoming microtrends in 5G and AI. For this reason, we have been positioning for this transition when very few were talking about it because of the cloud frenzy between April-June.

Immediate Setups

Advanced Micro Device (AMD)

SummarySummary

• If price falls into the $73-$70 range, we will look to buy.
• If price breaks out above the $88-$91 price range, we will also buy with tight stops.

So far, we guided three entries around AMD – two below the breakout zone at $48 and $55, and one on the retest of the breakout zone around $61. I believe the stock is setting up to provide another entry, which we will look to take today.

The Long-Term Trend (Weekly Chart)The Long-Term Trend (Weekly Chart)

Since bottoming in 2015, AMD has been in a strong uptrend, returning over 5000% from its low at $1.61. Even after such impressive gains, according to Beth’s fundamental theses (here and here), the future growth in AMD is something we want to continue participate in.

By analyzing the structure of uptrend in the weekly chart above, we can get an idea of the long-term trend in play from a technical perspective. For one, the trend appears to be healthy and is confirming Beth’s fundamental theses. Over a long-term timeframe, both the fundamentals and technicals are suggesting higher prices, which is always encouraging. However, over the short to intermediate term time frame, the technicals are seeing some apparent risk in AMD at current prices.

This is evident not only by the price failing to breakout of the $88-$91 price range, which is where an important cluster of prices is acting as resistance, but also by the internal momentum indicators. The MACD is at peak levels on the weekly chart, which usually accompanies a 3rd wave top, and on the daily chart that is discussed below, the MACD has already turned down. Also, notice the negative divergence on the MFI and RSI. This may take weeks to play out, but as long as this divergence is forming, there is risk of a correction.

The Setup (Daily Chart)The Setup (Daily Chart)

By looking at AMD on a shorter time frame, there appears to be 2 potential buying zones, if the price continues to show weakness.

The above chart is a close-up of the recent daily moves in AMD. Note the strength of the uptrend after breaking out of the $58-$59 resistance region – the price went nearly parabolic, with two large gaps in the chart.

After such a move, it is not uncommon for the stock to correct before the next leg higher. With the divergences in the weekly chart, which we just pointed out, coupled with the MACD rolling over in the daily chart above, it appears that AMD is setting up for one more leg lower.

If this is the case, there are two forces at play that should create strong support between the $73-$70 region:

Gaps – Gaps are powerful forces in technical analysis. Once a gap is made, it is likely that it will be filled in the future. In short, these are areas of intense buying/selling. I’ve outlined the two gaps in blue with the prices on the right.

Symmetry – Corrections typically unfold in three legs. The length of the 3rd and final leg is usually the length of the first leg down. The first leg down for AMD fell – 12.8%. If we track – 12.8% from the top of the most recent top, or the beginning of a potential 3rd leg down, it falls right in the middle of the first gap at $73.25.

We want to be fully allocated to AMD sooner rather than later. Therefore, if AMD falls between $73-$70, I will add. If AMD falls to the lower gap at $64-$62, I will also look to add. Also, if price pushes higher, never touching the $73 target, and instead breaks out above the $90-$91 region, I will look to add.

Marvell (MRVL)

Summary

• If price falls at or below the $33 in the current correction, we will look to buy.
• If the correction is over and price instead breaks out above $38 on elevated volume, we will look to buy.

Since bottoming in March, Marvell has been in, what appears to be, the middle of a standard 5-wave uptrend to all new highs. One of the key tells is that the 3rd wave in this pattern has topped exactly at the price extension we most commonly see 3rd waves top. For MRVL, this level is the $38 resistance.

Since Marvell topped  at this region, it has been in a standard 3-wave correction, as shown by the blue letters. Like with AMD, we can use symmetry to help gauge a buying zone. For the first leg down in MRVL, price dropped -13% from the all time high. After the bounce, price then began another decline, stopping just short of another -13% drop and just above the $33.

Also, note the internal signals, as well. We are seeig positive divergence on the A/D line as well as the MFI. Also, we have a positive RSI reversal pattern, where the RSI makes a lower low and price makes a higher high. This is a rare signal that suggests the uptrend will likely continue.

With so many buying signals in the internals, there is a good chance that the correction for MRVL is either over, or will catch a nice bounce. If Marvell trades into the $33 region (or close to it), I will add to our positon. Also, if price continues higher from here, we will look into adding on the breakout above $38. Either way, we are looking to add to our position in Marvell.

Lam Research (LRCX)

SummarySummary

• If the price continues to correct into the $355-$337 price range, we will look to buy.$355-$337 price range, we will look to buy.
• We will not buy if price breaks out above the $388.50 resistance.

Like Marvell, Lam Research has provided what appears to be a standard 5-wave uptrend off the March lows, as outlined by the red count on the chart above. Also, like MRVL, Lam Research recently stalled at the exact extension where 3rd waves typically end, which for LRCX is the $388.50 resistence.

Also, with the CCI and MFI showing strong signs of negative divergence, it is likely that LRCX further corrects before completing the 5-wave pattern to new highs. The most likely regions of support for a 4th wave, which also coincides with the 55-day EMA in red and a number of important price clusters, is between the $355 and $337 region. This will be the region I will look to add to our position

Adversely, if LAM does find the momentum to break to new highs above $388.50, then its 3rd wave can extend further. We will likely wait for a pullback to add to this position if the breakout scenario does happen.

Waiting for a Setup

Qualcomm (QCOM)

Summary

• There is no immediate buy setup I’m seeing at current prices.
• The charts are suggesting the QCOM is likely to correct soon, which we will use to add to our position.

If you haven’t read Beth’s recent analysis on Qualcomm, you can do so here. We recently bought a new position for our long-term portfolio on the breakout above the $93-$100 resistance zone that has kept Qualcomm bottled up for two decades.

Like Microsoft, Qualcomm has over two decades of price data to analyze. With that comes multiple trends on very large timescales at play. With that in mind, we will focus on the trend that is governing the short to intermediate timeframe, which is outlined in the chart below.

The above uptrend started in early 2016, which is around the same time that AMD began the long-term trend that we point out above. If we compare the structure of Qualcomm’s trend to AMD, you should notice a stark difference. Note the very choppy/overlapping pattern in Qualcomm compared to AMD’s near parabolic trend that has very little overlap.

With QCOM, even though the pattern is choppy, it has technically been in an uptrend, making a series of higher highs and lower lows. The structure appears to be a large degree leading diagonal pattern, which is a series of 5 overlapping waves that usually tracks a trendline. When the 5th wave in the structure completes, we usually see a correction.

Keep in mind, this is over the short to intermediate time-frame. Regarding the long-term trend, once again, the fundamentals and technicals are lining up. Technically, this large degree leading diagonal is likely the first wave in a large 5-wave uptrend. That being said, the next correction will likely be a fantastic buying opportunity.

What makes me cautious on adding at current levels and instead waiting for a pullback is:

• Qualcomm is stalling at the $114-$116 price region, which is an important zone to clear if QCOM will resume its uptrend.
• The price has an established 5-waves where the 5th wave is at the upper boundary of the trend channel.
• The MFI is at an extreme overbought condition, while showing slight negative divergence.
• The CCI and Accumulation/Distribution line are also diverging from price, suggesting weakness.

If we do get a drawdown, the likely target for retrace will be a retest of the breakout zone between $93-$100. Coincidentally, this area lines up with two important retrace levels. If price does pullback to this region, we will add to QCOM in our long-term portfolio. However, if the current uptrend decides to breakout to new highs – above $114-$116, we will continue to buy into the strength with tight stops to protect us. But for now, we will remain patient for the next setup.

Nvidia (NVDA)

SummarySummary

• With a long-term timeframe, we are not conservative with adding to our position in Nvidia, taking every buying setup that forms.
• There is no clear buy setup right now in Nvidia.
• Nvidia is showing considerable strength going into earnings this week, while at all-time highs, and trading above its 8-day EMA.
• However, the weekly chart, which tracks the long-term trend, is suggesting Nvidia could see a pullback in the short to intermediate timeframe, which, if happens, we will use to add to our position.

Nvidia is one of our favorite stories over the next 5+ years. As long-term investors, we are taking every setup we see in Nvidia. However, eventually, Nvidia will have to take a breather, which we will use to add to our position.

The above chart tracks the weekly moves in NVDA since it first started trading in 1999. Note the trend channel in gray. Rarely, do we see a stock successfully trading within, and respecting the boundaries of, a trend channel for so long. Notice the significant bottoms that occurred at the base of the channel, and also how price topped out when touching the top of the channel.

Today, Nvidia has successfully broken out of the upper boundaries of the channel, which is typically a very bullish sign. We added two new entries on this breakout for our long-term portfolio.

However, for anyone with a short to intermediate time frame, what gives me slight pause are the internal signals flashing. Note the negative divergence in the weekly CCI while the weekly MFI is at overbought conditions.

If you look back throughout the history of Nvidia’s price action, when you see these two patterns in unison on a weekly chart (marked by the horizontal red dotted lines), it always preceded a pullback of some degree. Some of these pullbacks were large and some were quite small, but it has been a solid indicator with Nvidia’s price action so far.

Keep in mind, the above chart is tracking the weekly moves in Nvidia. So, we could see higher levels from here before any pullback develops. We do not expect any weakness in Nvidia to be deep. Likely, we will get a retest of the upper trend channel. We will take any opportunity to add to this company.

Pullbacks are inevitable, and we will take any pullback from current prices as a gift with a long-term time frame in mind. In the meantime, we will keep tracking Nvidia for more break outs.

In this report we analyze: Teladoc, Twilio, Zoom, Roku, Dynatrace, Docusign, Inseego, Shopify, Microsoft, Slack  

Please note the glossary of terms and techniques here and herehere and here

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In this week’s report, we look at the number of buys/sells we made in our active portfolio. There were more breakouts last week than usual, setting up for a potential next leg higher. We added to ZM, ROKU, DT and began positions in DOCU and SHOP based on this trend following strategy.

Taking trend following setups has treated us well over the last 4 months. In light of our emotions, talking heads and public fund managers, to the contrary, we’ve taken bullish setups as they’ve formed. Because of this, we’ve locked in a solid long-term cost basis in WORK, DT, DDOG, MRVL, AMD, ZM, to name a few. We’ve also been stopped out of some positions with reasonable gains and some minimal losses along the way.

However, when we start seeing leaders in an uptrend provide setups and then fail all at once, it tells me that we should be a little cautious moving forward. Trend following works, until it doesn’t for a period of time, and for this reason we use stops on recent positions so that we can step aside if sentiment shifts.  

So far, all but Shopify have failed or are on the verge of failing. We explain how we will manage risk in these new positions, just in case we are on the verge of a deeper correction.

We also take a deeper dive into Roku, Teladoc, and Zoom, explain why we are looking to pick up more shares at lower levels.

We then explain why we sold out positions in Twilio and half our position in Inseego, as well as outline a potential plan to pick up shares at lower prices.

Finally, we outline two potential setups with Microsoft and Slack

Last Week’s Portfolio Activity

Breakout Buys

Roku (ROKU)

Summary

• Roku broke out of a clear bull flag pattern on elevated volume.
• Like all setups over the last several months, we bought into this rally.
• It appears to be breaking down; however, based on our analysis of the price structure, we have decided to hold Roku without stops, and look to enter if price continues to slide.

Key Price Levels

• A break above $169.15 will signal that the correction is over, and the uptrend will likely resume.
• A break below the 20-day SMA, which is currently around $151.50, will be the first warning of a trend change.
• A break below $142 will confirm this trend change.

Last week, we had a beautiful setup in Roku. A base was forming on decreasing volume, with a clear breakout price above $158. On elevated volume, we bought shares into this breakout around $160.

After Roku reported their earnings, which were quite strong on revenue compared to other ad-tech companies, shares broke down below $158. Now, they are threatening to break below the base created around $142.

After further analysis over the weekend, I have concluded that it is likely Roku is in the 2nd wave within a new uptrend. In other words, after a correction, we will likely see price break to new highs.

The above chart lays out this path. First off, the Accumulation/Distribution Line (A/D) is suggesting that more downside is likely.  A clean break of the 20-day EMA (in blue) will be the first confirmation. A break below the base at $142 will be the final confirmation that we are in the 2nd wave, which will lead to a trend change.

The targets are between $137 – $121 (~15% – ~25% drawdown from our cost basis). It is possible that the 2nd wave can retrace the entirety of the 1st wave, which would put our current position at a ~35% drawdown. I find this unlikely, considering the ignored growth Roku continues to produce. Relative to other ad tech names, Roku’s runway and positioning is much stronger, yet the relative price has been mostly subdued (read Beth’s recent blog on Q2 Earnings)

We are removing the stop from this recent open-trade, because we can take the worst case scenario of a 35% drawdown on such a small piece of our portfolio. However, the likely targets will be a 15% – 25% drawdown, if the $142 region breaks and we enter a confirmed second wave.

For anyone that wants to use a stop, the 20-day EMA is the most conservative, and more liberal stop would be at the $141.40 closing price.

Dynatrace (DT)

Summary

• Dynatrace had a solid setup, with two internal buy signals and price tracing a bull flag.
• It broke down, invalidating the setup, and found support of the $37 region.
• Our stop is placed just below this zone.
• I believe DT is in a 4th wave pullback, which can be as shallow as $37 or as deep as $27. We consider any price below $33 to be a strong buy.
• Dynatrace is relatively undervalued compared to many of the SaaS names, so we do not expect the correction in DT to be as deep.

Key Price Levels

• Below $37 will confirm the $32 level is in play.
• A break above $45 will signal the 4th wave is over and the uptrend will resume.

Dynatrace is another stock we bought on a potential breakout. The Accumulation/Distribution line was making new highs, suggesting that smart money was heavily buying the correction. Also, there was a positive divergence signal in the CCI.

These 2 buy signals, when coupled with price tracking a noticeable bull flag pattern, more times than not, it leads to the beginning of the next leg up. Unfortunately, Dynatrace fell after Datadog reported their earnings. This move invalidated the buy setup we were following.

Dynatrace has, once again, found support on the $37 region. As you can see in the chart above, this price region has a tight cluster of important prices and has held up DT for 2 months. For this reason, we placed our stop just under it at $36.70 (closing price). If this level breaks, and we get stopped out, the next likely target will be the $32 region.

My count suggests that we are entering the 4th wave in red on the chart. The green box represents the most likely targets for a 4th wave correction.  The blue box represents a deep 4th wave pullback.

I find the blue targets unlikely considering that DT is largely unknown and has escaped some of the stretched valuations we’ve seen in the more popular names. However, if the price does retrace into this region, we consider it a steal and will likely buy in volume.

Shopify (SHOP)

Summary

• Shopify broke out of a solid base on elevated volume.
• Unlike many of the SaaS names, it is holding up above the breakout zone.
• This is a company we want to own for the long-term; however, we do not want to overpay.
• Our stop on this attempt to participate in the uptrend is set at $969.80 (closing price).

Key Price Level

• A break above $1105 will signal the that the uptrend will continue.
• $987 will close the first gap – first level of support.
• $929 will close the second gap – second level of support.
• Below $920 is a failed base, and will signal the likelihood of a trend change.

Shopify has formed a classic base with decreasing volume leading into the breakout zone at $1023. It gaped up through this zone on heavy volume, which was our signal to buy.

Even in light of Friday’s SaaS selloff, Shopify held up relatively well. It has not broken back down below $1023, so the breakout is still valid. If we are at the beginning of a deeper selloff, our stop will protect us, and we can hopefully pick up long-term shares at lower prices.

Docusign (DOCU)

Summary

• Like Shopify, Docusign formed a solid base and price broke out on elevated volume.
• After three consecutive days of selling, DOCU has found support at the $200 region.
• Our stop is placed just below this level.

Key Price Levels

• Above $230 will signal that the uptrend has more room to run.
• Below $190 signals a failed base and the likelihood of a trend change.

Docusign, like Shopify, was developing a solid base with a clear breakout price. After breaking out, we bought a small amount of a starter position. Like many SaaS names, it sold off sharply, with three consecutive days selling.

We have raised our stop to just under the $200-$199 support region. There is a large amount of volume at this support zone. If DOCU breaks it and closes below $198.50, we will log ~10% loss and look for the next setup.

Keep in mind, like Shopify and Zoom, this stock is overpriced for a reason. We want to own this stock and forget about it; however, we don’t want to overpay. I

For those that want a wider stop, $189.90 (closing price), Below that is the $161.80 price (closing).

Zoom Video (ZM)

Summary

• Zoom is on the verge of confirming a failed breakout.
• The correction could be shallow or deep, based on the 2 counts I believe are potentially active.
• Regardless, we are taking the stops off Zoom, and will look to keep adding in any further weakness.

Key Price Levels

• Above $281 will signal that the uptrend is still intact.
• A break below $240 will put the two correction scenarios in place.

Zoom is another stock that was providing a breakout buy. Note the pennant forming in blue – a classic trend continuation pattern. This was confirmed with decreasing volume, then a breakout on elevated buying volume.

However, like almost every bullish setup we took this week, it appears to be in the early stages of breaking down. The below chart provides my analysis on the two paths Zoom can take if the price breaks below the $240 line.

Below $240, and there are two scenarios that could play out:

• Zoom has a shallow correction, likely finding support between the $242 – $220 region.
• Zoom has a deep correction, which can take us as low as $205-$196.

The Accumulation/Distribution line is suggesting that smart money is buying into this correction, as are we. We put Zoom in a high conviction category along with Roku, Nvidia and AMD. These are stocks we want to own with a long-term frame of mind. If the market does give us a deeper correction than we think possible, we will buy more.

Closed Positions

Teladoc (TDOC) and Livongo (LVGO)

Summary

• We closed our positions in LVGO for two very nice gains.
• Teladoc has confirmed a trend change with a clean 5 wave drop from all-time highs.
• We closed our position in TDOC around the breakeven point.
• There are 3 scenarios for where this correction will likely find a bottom.
• If TDOC bottoms at the $192 region and makes new highs, we will look to continue our trend following strategy, buying in on a new breakout.

Key Price Levels

• Above $240 signals the uptrend will likely resume.
• A break below $192 will put a correction scenario in play.

Because TDOC is purchasing LVGO, and the payment to shareholders will be in TDOC shares (plus cash), we will focus our attention mostly on TDOC going forward.

After announcing the buyout of Livongo, Teladoc shares fell nearly 20% in 1 day while Livongo fell about 11%. The following day, price recovered slightly, only to make a lower low, which completed a symmetrical 5 waves down from their all-time high.

The above chart is a close up of this pattern. Seeing a clean 5 waves down from an all-time high, more times than not, signals a trend change, the extent of which is yet to be known.

After a discussion, we decided to close our position in TDOC on the 4th wave bounce, which ended up being around the breakeven point of our cost basis. We also closed our combined positions in LVGO – one for 81% gain and the other for a 19% gain.

We don’t believe that this sentiment shift in Teladoc is over. As of now, we still believe it will be the primary beneficiary in the telehealth microtrend. However, once sentiment shifts, it can move much farther than most realize, which governed our decision to not ride it out while we could still avoid logging a loss.

The below chart is our current game plan for picking up shares at a lower cost basis.

After completing 5 waves down, note the CCI and the MACD histogram. Both are showing positive divergence. This is also present on the RSI as well. Also, the price has tagged a key Fibonacci extension at $192. I believe this will be the end of the A wave, and the B wave retrace will likely test the 200-hour SMA in black, which happens to fall in line with the 50% retrace of the A wave.

If price breaks below the $192 level, the next supports that could be potential bottoms for the C-wave:

• The $174-$172 support.  A large amount of volume has accumulated in this region. This will be a tough area for price to break through, and we will first look to this area for a buying opportunity (~30% drawdown).
• $155 is an area that has a tight cluster of key Fibonacci prices. It’s also the 14.6% retrace of the entire uptrend that started in 2016 (~38% drawdown).

Since Teladoc has been trading, we have seen a drawdown greater than 75%, one around 54%, and 3 drawdowns greater than 30%.

Also, there is a chance the bottom is in at $192 and the uptrend resumes. If this is the case, we will treat TDOC like our other trend following stocks – look for a base, buy in with a stop and ride the trend.

Inseego (INSG)

Summary

• Inseego failed breaking out to all new highs, confirming a double top.
• The extent of the correction is yet to be seen.
• We closed our open-trade in INSG on the bounce, logging an 8% gain.
• We still own a position without stops because we like the 5G story for last mile connectivity

Key Price Levels

• Above $15 will confirm a breakout, and the uptrend can resume.
• A break below $11 puts the $9 support in play.

Inseego was another position we closed for a slight gain of 8% last week. As you can see, the price built a solid, multi-month base leading up to the breakout zone around $14 – $15. There were warning signs present as price approached the $15 breakout zone, as evidenced by the negative divergence in the MACD and RSI.

However, the increased buying pressure, coupled with a strong report can negate these signs, resetting the internals for a new leg. This was the bet we took going into earnings.

Inseego’s report did not impress, it gapped down below the 20-day EMA (blue), and found strong support on the 55-day EMA (red). This is shown by the two daily hammer patterns.

There are two obvious paths Inseego can take, of which we will add some detail:

• INSG holds support and builds a new base back up to the $15 resistance, followed by a break out. This would look like a Cup & Handle Pattern. If this happens, the large degree 5-wave pattern that started off the March low will extend further to new highs, and we will participate in this breakout.
• Price breaks down below $11, which is the 23.6% retrace of the uptrend off the March low. If this happens, it will signal the first wave is over, and we are in the larger degree 2nd wave. If this is the case, we could see price hit the $9 region.

We are holding the position we acquired at $9.70 without stops. We do believe it’s only a matter of time before INSG moves to new highs while riding the 5G microtrend and we are comfortable riding out the volatility present in the small cap space.

Twilio (TWLO)

Summary

• We closed our position in TWLO for a 17% gain.
• So far, it is tracking our Elliott Wave count perfectly.
• We will look to lower levels to re-enter TWLO, while it plays out a 4th wave decline.

Key Price Levels

• A break above $290 will confirm that the uptrend can resume.
• Below $252 will confirm a trend change.
• Potential 4th Wave target/bottoms are $217, $203, $170.

On Friday, Twilio closed below the 20-day EMA (in blue), which was our stop for this position. We logged a 17% gain and raised some cash going into the potential SaaS sell off. However, anyone following us in this trade noticed that we raised our stop two weeks ago. The reason we raised our stop is due to how closely TWLO was tracking the Elliott Wave count we believe is active. In short, after completing an ending diagonal with negative divergence in all the major momentum indicators, we believe that the 3rd wave off the March low has completed.

Regarding the standard targets for a 4th wave, we should see TWLO trade into the $217 – $170 region. We will look to this region, or evidence of a bottom forming around this region, to get back in.

Like Teladoc, there is the potential that we find a quick bottom and start trading back into new highs. If this happens, like with TDOC, we will look to re-enter on the next breakout. However, we will do so with 17% more capital to invest.

Potential Setups

Microsoft (MSFT)

Summary

• Microsoft is the canary in the coal mine regarding the broad market.
• The weight of evidence supports a relatively shallow 4th wave.
• However, a deeper correction cannot be ruled out as long as MSFT stays below the $218-$220 price zone.

Key Price Levels

• Above $220 confirms the low is in for this correction, and the uptrend can resume.
• Below $205 puts the $198 and $187 price regions in play.
• Below $180 and the deep correction scenario becomes a real possibility.

Microsoft is an interesting case. We did a deep dive into the technicals last week, which you can review here.  As of today, the direction Microsoft goes is the way the market goes. For this reason, I keep this chart active on a daily basis and have put more thought into this chart than almost any other that we track.

I believe MSFT is actually in its 4th wave off the March lows. It’s setting up for a buy between $205, which will close the gap, and $187, which is the lower target for a 4th wave.  Note the heavy confluence of important price clusters on the chart, one of which the price is currently trading within – $218-$211. These zones will be likely bottoming areas that we will analyze for entries in real time.

If you read my report last week, you’ll remember that as long as price remains below the $218-$220 mark, there is the slim possibility for a deeper pullback on the table. This level is the 138.2% extension of the March selloff (or, in the bearish count, the A wave). That would make the current uptrend the B wave.

The limit a B wave can stretch beyond an A wave, in my experience, is the 138.2% extension. For MSFT, this is the $218-$220 level. I find it interesting that this is the very level that MSFT stalled and cannot break through. For this reason, we will use stops with our new position in Microsoft, until it clears the $218-$220 price point.

Slack (WORK)

Summary

• Slack is a high conviction play that we are eagerly waiting to grab more shares of for our long-term portfolio.
• The evidence suggests that Slack is in a wave 2 off the March lows.
• The likely targets are between $27.50 – $24.50. However, we could be in for a correction as deep as $21.

Key Price Levels

• A break above $31 on elevated volume suggests that Slack may have found a bottom in this correction off the highs.
• Below $24 puts the $21 level in play.
• The two levels of volume that are keeping the price range bound are between $31-$30 and $21-$20.

Slack has moved below the wall of volume between the $31-$30 price range. Based on the structure, I believe Slack is in the stage of its 2nd wave in a 5-wave uptrend that started off the March lows.

We believe this stock is undervalued, and we will look to grab shares for our long-term portfolio between $27.50 and $24.50. This region has a number of symmetrical price points, the 200-day SMA as well as the most common retrace levels for a 2nd wave. It is possible that this correction tags the $21 region; however, we find this to be unlikely. Regardless, we will look to re-enter our position in Slack without stops soon.