We are looking to start the Week by reviewing the $SPX chart and pick up from where we left on our last video and market update,  on April 30, we sent out a report talking about next levels and targets that the $SPX can actually reach.. you can view this report here. As it stands right now we need the market to show us that it can actually holds 2705 area on $SPX and staying above 2690 for higher prices.

In the mean time we have placed our $SPX weekly Credit spread as part of the Trade of The Week series, which has been working really well playing it with the daily trend of the market.

To recap on our positions, 

Major highlights stocks in this report:
$AAPL,  Support levels and targets towards 195-207, we still like it to the long side – owning stocks or selling put credits spreads will be idea.
$MU, $INTC, $NVDA those are the leader stocks we are looking to keep playing to the long side even if the market is set to pull back, they can work as hedge if the market decides to keep staying sideways to up.
$NFLX is ripe for another leg higher
We will give more detailed trade setups and targets,  please check us our  Chat Room..

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