Mad Hedge Hot Tips for October 3, 2018

Mad Hedge Hot Tips
October 3, 2018
Fiat Lux

The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today
(and what to do about them)

1) Will China Get the Same Free Pass as Canada? If so, stocks will rally another 10% from here. Keep buying those dips, especially in my “trade peace” stocks. Click here.

2) Intel Says it Will Reach Full Year Targets. And the rest of the chip sector seems to be bottoming on the back of the USMCA trade deal. Is it off to the races once again? Buyers are certainly looking for laggards. Click here.

3) Aston Martin IPO Bombs in London. The wrong industry at the wrong time in the wrong place, down 10% on the first day. Buy the car, not the stock. Actually, buy a Tesla (TSLA) instead. The whole world is going electric, and Aston Martin doesn’t fit anywhere in that picture. Click here.

4) Private Sector Hiring Blows Out to the Upside, with the September ADP Report surprising as if you needed more proof of a full employment economy. Smaller companies did most of the hiring, another sign of a topping economy. Click here.

5) ISM Services Index Hits a 21 Year High, jumping from 58.5 to 61.6 in September. It shows how irrelevant manufacturing really has become. And you wondered why investors are so heavily loaded with technology stocks. Buy software, short hardware! Click here.

Published today in the Mad HedgeGlobal Trading Dispatch and Mad Hedge Technology Letter:

(TAKING A LOOK AT GENERAL ELECTRIC LEAPS), (GE),

(TEN SURPRISES THAT WOULD DESTROY THIS MARKET),

(USO), (AMZN), (MCD), (WMT), (TGT)

(OUR HOME RUN ON SQUARE),

(SQ), (V), (AMZN), (GRUB), (SPOT), (MSFT), (CRM), (AAPL)

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