HeyJaredJay Woods
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Most traders are looking at Micron into earnings. But don't count out Nike (opens the original)
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(See the video above for Jay's complete chart breakdown.) Micron comes into earnings up 270% year-to-date, but it has been consolidating in a neutral â albeit wide â range since May. Earnings have been phenomenal, but we saw things top out last quarter after their best report ever with a solid beat and raise. What will it need to do to break out? The risk/reward not ideal ahead of earnings after the bell Wednesday, but the bulls look to be back in charge. Momentum indicators are mixed⦠the
One cybersecurity stock has lagged of late. Jay Woods says the charts are now turning bullish (opens the original)
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One of the best performing sectors over the past year has been cybersecurity. As the artificial intelligence build continues, the cries for more regulation grow louder. While that could slow down the speed of growth with data centers and the tech buildout, it makes cybersecurity more important. Cybersecurity favorites CrowdStrike (CRWD) , Fortinet (FTNT) , Okta (OKTA) and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) have all gained over 100% year to date. They have been best in class, but now the tide is starting
Investors gave up on this AI play, but charts suggest it's worth a look, Jay Woods says (opens the original)
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When investors think of the AI buildout, they picture chips, servers and data centers. But all that computing power needs to be connected, and that's where Dycom Industries comes in. In layman's terms, Dycom builds the plumbing that makes artificial intelligence work. The S & P Midcap 400 component installs the fiber networks and electrical systems that connect and power data centers. Dycom grabbed traders attention in early 2026 as momentum drove shares up over 75%. Fundamentally, strong earnin
Agriculture stocks are breaking out. Jay Woods says watch these levels (opens the original)
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Welcome to September! A time where markets tend to stumble. With that backdrop, it's time to revisit an old idea and two stocks within a sector giving us actionable trade ideas now. Back in February, I wrote : "Keep this idea on the back burner because any pullback should be seen as an opportunity to add exposure to this part of the materials sector." Nearly seven months later, the VanEck Agribusiness ETF (MOO) is simmering. After gaining nearly 20% in six weeks to start the year, MOO spent mont
Salesforce earnings are sparking a breakout. Where the stock is going, according to the charts (opens the original)
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Watch the gap! That has been a common theme we've seen in many of the beaten down software stocks. After tremendous selloffs, they are now coming back to life. Their reversals started with a large price gap higher. First, it was Microsoft . Then it was Palantir . We also saw it in Snowflake , and now we see it in Salesforce . Coming into earnings, Salesforce was at a technical threshold that you rarely see. When examining the stock on multiple time frames â the daily, the weekly, and even the
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