I’ve been waiting for D.R. Horton to close its price gap. I might be jumping the gun a little bit, but it’s close enough for me. After all, it has taken months for this thing to crawl back.

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I’ve been waiting for D.R. Horton to close its price gap. I might be jumping the gun a little bit, but it’s close enough for me. After all, it has taken months for this thing to crawl back.

I’m certain you’ve heard all the brouhaha about Cracker Barrel (CBRL) and the elimination of the grinning chap below, “Uncle Herschel”, whose image has graced the company’s logo for many decades.

I took good profits off the table on Roblox (RBLX) early today because the stock was showing signs of strength. However, that gap just under $125 is beckoning, and I intend to re-enter the short if it gets close.

As big a fan as I am of gold, I’d like to point out that it seems to have exhausted itself for now. GLD has a price gap at 310.31. Considering that the other “anti-dollar” trade, Bitcoin, is up thousands of dollars to a record high, this is a pretty dismal performance from gold. Shorting GLD with a tight-stop seems like an intriguing risk/reward ratio.

I have short positions in all three of the semiconductor companies below, and the rationale for my position is the same for every one: a price gap as a resistance level, which I’m using as a stop-loss. In every instance, the stocks have exploded higher since early April, and they are quite vulnerable to resuming their earlier weakness.
