This chart looks just like Nasdaq before it broke out
Dell just paid me a 98% winner this morning. I closed the last of my position, flat going into tomorrow’s earnings. The stock has nearly tripled in four months. The thesis was not complicated. It was relative strength 101. I was looking for tech to outperform out of a low, the way it always has historically, and Dell was the name showing me that strength before the rest of the tape caught up. I scaled out as the chart strengthened and the base built. That is what I mean when I talk about price and time. You need the chart to confirm the move, and you need the cycle to agree with it. Get both, and the move usually pays you for it. Now the question is where I am looking next. Broadcom Looks Like the Nasdaq Did Before the Breakout Broadcom is trading at $421.48 as I write this.