Were We Will See Gains This Year

Inflation isn’t letting up. Housing is in a transition. Congress can’t get it together. The angst we have seen for the last 12 months is here to stay. But there are a couple places likely to see some positive moves.

Chart of the Day: Revisiting Netflix (NFLX)

Netflix (NFLX) is on fire.

On Dec. 28, we noted, “After gapping from about $320 to $290, the stock appears to have caught strong double bottom support. From here, we’d like to see it refill that bearish gap and challenge $330, near-term. Helping, Morgan Stanley just raised its price target to $275 from $250, with an equal weight rating on the stock.”

What Setups to Watch For As Traders Dial In 2023

Keith Harwood, OptionHotline.com

With a new year, we have the potential for major changes in the stock market’s price action. Rebalancing portfolios and a full year to prove performance for money managers mean we could see major shifts in certain sectors and the market on the whole. To start, I like looking at the general inputs that have been impacting technology, as it had a very bad 2022.

Meet the 2023 Dogs of the Dow

by Ian Cooper

One of the best year-end strategies to consider is the Dogs of the Dow.

At the start of the year, you simply buy the top 10 highest-yielding stocks on the most beaten-down stocks on the Dow Jones. And, or you can buy long-dated call options on each.

Is This Market Deja Vu?

If you took a quick glance at the chart below, you may think it is a recent chart but it is an example of how patterns in the market can often repeat. This chart is of the 1999 dot com boom and bust. But it holds some lessons for us as we map out what to expect this year.

See How A Potential Move Is Setting Up

From Keith Harwood, OptionHotline.com

We have an interesting mix of signals going on in the market.

The first main indicator that I’m looking at is bonds. Let’s take a look at TLT, which is and ETF that represents US Treasury Bonds:

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