Join Todd for an interview covering Tesla long-term and short-term targets, the great growth rotation, and the final catch up trade; Consumer Discretionary.

The growth trade has been powering ahead for a while now, but there is one missing piece in sector rotation that may be playing catch up and could complete the trifecta. These key industry groups and stocks are starting to power consumer discretionary ahead and could send a strong risk-on message to the market.

Join Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com and Inside Edge Capital as he takes you through our stock selection process using sector and industry relative rotation graphs and then into the Elliott Wave analysis of each focus stock. Also, we’re trading NVDA through earnings and will update you before, during, and after the release. There’s a little bit of everything in here during the Thanksgiving break.

Join Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com as he executes live stock and option trades in NVDA and XLK ahead of this evening’s key earnings report from Nvidia. They big question on the table is do we have a completed 5-wave rally from last month’s lows and a pullback is needed? OR, have we already seen a very minor pullback and the market wants to continue to rip higher from here?

Traders, so many people have said the market is being led by just a few mega-cap growth stocks, which is partially the truth, but not the whole truth. Recently, that has become even less true as the sub $100B market cap growth stock stocks are starting to roar back, which is broadening the rally and increasing the breadth, which is not bearish.

Semiconductors are breaking to new highs and NVDA is knocking on the door to $500 just ahead of earnings next week. Will this rally continue?

Semiconductors have been leading technology recently, but in the last few months there is a new industry group that is rotating into the leading position and there are two key stocks you’ll want to be aware of, and we’re long both of them in our stock portfolios.

The Consumer Discretionary Sector (XLY) is trying to rotate into the leading position on the monthly RRG’s, but one stock is hurting XLY and another is helping XLY. Let’s take a look at both and show you our game plan heading into year-end.

Is the sloppy and choppy decline from July finally over and the stock market is ready to rip higher? Join Todd Gordon of TradingAnalysis.com as he takes you through these 3 factors that are making him bullish, and the key stock to take advantage of it.

Markets are falling as we’re now in earnings season and interest rates are hanging around the highs. When is it all going to end?!

Todd Gordon takes you through the key reason that stocks are selling off, interest rates, what they mean, where they may be headed, and how he’s handling this sell-off with put options in the QQQ and NDX 100.

Higher inflation, yields are spiking, oil is spiking, the Chinese economy is imploding, United Autoworkers are striking, student loan repayments are starting again, the Fed is going to hike rates again in November, and we have another looming government shutdown. Here’s what I did based on these market facts and here’s what happened!

Aleks Koprivica of TradingAnalysis takes you through this ‘explosive’ and ‘highflying’ stock that just destroyed their earnings expectations. We told you about this stock several months ago and continue to hold it in our stock desk. In this video Alex will layout the technical and fundamental outlook for this name and how we plan to handle this position.

Todd takes you through his outlook on energy stocks and crude oil following OPEC production cuts. Should you chase, or tighten up stops and profits? Also, we’ll cover the technical position of Apple and a stock we just took partial profits on that still has room to run, Celsius, symbol CELH.

Something just happened in the mega cap growth ETF that history suggests could last 3 or even 4 years, and I can guarantee you almost nobody is expecting it. Growth stocks are breaking out led by NVDA and other semis in the AI boom. Let’s take a look at the sector rotation and long-term technicals to see if we can better understand what’s happening here.