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QCOM Qualcomm Inc Stock Chart Before Earnings 11.6.19
Keeping a Trading Journal That Results in Better Trading
A trading journal is like a vegetable.
We know we need it but we don’t partake enough.
Committed traders keep track of progress and there is no better way to do this than a trading journal. On the surface a journal helps evaluate performance but applied properly it should go much deeper than the results.
A trading journal is a checklist for measuring execution. It’s a friend to be accountable to. Long-term results are driven by each action-from strategy to stop-loss.
Documenting your ability to follow your plan is crucial to success. It’s crucial in the pursuit of consistency.
Trust me that I am not using the word crucial, lightly.
Qualcomm Shares Move Higher Ahead of Earnings
QCOM reports fiscal fourth quarter earnings on Wednesday.In this daily bar chart of QCOM, below, we can see that prices have been moving up nicely from late May.
Prices are now pushing into a resistance area in the 85-90 area from April/May. QCOM is above the rising 50-day moving average line and the rising 200-day line.
realmoney.thestreet.com/qualcomm-earnings
Roku remains a promising stock even after this year’s surge
Roku is a company that has proven nearly every bearish prediction wrong with consistent revenue growth despite being surrounded by steep competition and tech heavyweights in over-the-top media.
Will Roku ROKU, -0.67% beat earnings? It doesn’t matter long term. Roku is the most promising company and most fairly valued pure play in the over-the-top space and will continually prove itself over time.
marketwatch.com/roku-remains-promising-stock
McDonald’s falls to seven-month low – Jim Cramer and four other experts weigh in
McDonald’s stock tumbled to seven-month lows after CEO Steve Easterbrook was ousted for having a consensual relationship with an employee.
He led the company fore more than four years. Five experts weigh in on what comes next for the fast-food giant.
cnbc.com/jim-cramer-on-mcdonalds-fall
Investors left exposed as Trump's SEC gives America Inc a helping hand
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States’ top market cop is slowly taking the shackles off corporations.
The changes — 17 implemented so far with a further nine proposed — are part of a broader push to help reverse a 20-year decline in U.S. public company listings by modernizing disclosures and cutting regulatory costs for firms.
But a majority of them will weaken investor safeguards or diminish their rights, according to lawyers, consumer and investor groups and SEC sources.
