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McDonald's. It's Difficult To Fight Strong Stocks.

Here is McDonalds five day chart at the close on Wednesday. Now here is it's three month chart. Now consider this. In two days the stock is up about twelve dollars. I often talk about Wednesdays being the one day in the week the markets can do reverals. Today the DJIA was up over four hundred points and McDonalds was down 60 cents. It dipped on the opening and came back a bit and then selling pressure came into the stock again on the closing. I personally hate McDonald's food. The internet has tens of Youtube videos saying their fries are poisonous. Yet I get it. But think about this. Whenever a new residential subdivision goes in anywhere in North America there is room for another one of their restaurants to go in. They just pop up and everyone knows what they are. Here now is a snippet I posted in a past McDonald's blog. After a lackluster trading session today McDonald's could drop in the next two days or at least on a Thursday afternoon sell off. Yet nothing m...

Getting On The Right Side of Trump

Jovy jumped. Here is something they make. Something like flying cars. Jovy is in the same space as a company called Unusual Machines.
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Now this, a Canadian company called Savaria.
It produces it's equipment in Canada and Mexico. With tariffs coming this could be problematic. The stock sold off last week. Trump has the power to move the markets. It's not fun trying to outguess his next move. The same thing happened the last time he was the President. Here is Savaria's five day chart.
Now Boeing. In past blogs on Nov.19th, Nov 4th and Oct 22nd and others I have mentioned how Boeing often seems to rally on Monday mornings. Today was no different. Here is it's five day chart including today which is a Monday.
Can you see how the Call options jumped in the morning? They also jumped last Friday.
Trump is making the markets more difficult to play.

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