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Hot Stocks Analysis & Outlook Video

In this week’s video, we analyze forecasts for Whole Foods Market $WFM , Teradyne $TER , Kate Spade & Company $KATE , Canadian Solar $CSIQ and FMC $FMC .

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This Week’s Hot Stocks Outlook
Whole Foods Market ($WFM) had a crossover at the end of March as prices approached $29. The VantagePoint neural index has been in the “one” position since the crossover and remains there as of this recording. In the 10-trading days since the crossover, the market has gained more than $5, or 17.33% in value. Prices are now closing in on $34.50 as we look towards next week.

Teradyne ($TER) has been in its bull trend since the beginning of March. Prices were also around $29 when VantagePoint indicated a crossover to the upside. While the market has seen intermittent down days, the overall trend has continued to be up for the last 25 trading days. That has allowed the market to gain nearly 9% as it trades around $31.50.

Kate Spade & Company ($KATE) saw a bearish crossover in mid-March. Prices were trading around $23.50 before losing nearly 18% in the next 18 trading days. I gap down in early April saw the market lose more than $3 in a single trading day. Prices are now trading around $19.50 and VantagePoint shows considerable separation on the chart. This indicates the trend could continue into next week.

Canadian Solar ($CSIQ) was trading around $11.50 when VantagePoint indicated a new bullish trend with a crossover to the upside in late-March. With just one dip in the neural index, the market has enjoyed an 11% gain in the last 10 trading days.

FMC ($FMC) saw a bullish crossover in early March. Prices were trading around $59 at the time of the crossover and remained stagnant for the first few weeks. By the beginning of April, the market had barely gained $2 per share. But, a gap up in early April saw prices climb almost $10 overnight. Prices peaked at $75 earlier this week before falling to the $73 area we see currently. That $13 jump added more than 22% to the value of the market in just 23 trading days.