As we delve into the dynamic world of swing trading, a comparison of popular stock picks like Tesla Inc. (TSLA), Ferrari N.V. (RACE), and Ford Motor Company (F) reveals an intriguing insight into their price growth and earning potential.
Starting with TSLA, the Swing Trader strategy for Popular Stocks using Technical Analysis and Fundamental Analysis (TA&FA) saw a robust 23.22% return. This high return could be linked to the exceptional weekly price growth of TSLA at +11.50%, outperforming the industry's weekly average decline of -0.47%.
Conversely, RACE exhibited a subtle yet significant performance. The Strong Buy Daily Signal, which just switched today, indicates an interesting trajectory if the stock were shorted. The potential Gain/Loss stands at +2%, an intriguing prospect considering RACE's weekly price drop of -0.10%.
The Ford Swing Trader strategy for Medium Volatility Stocks for Active Trading (TA&FA) returned a modest 3.95%. Despite the moderate return, F experienced a considerable weekly price growth of +5.91%.
Taking into account the average weekly, monthly, and quarterly price growth across all stocks in the @Motor Vehicles industry, TSLA, and F outperformed while RACE lagged slightly.
Now let's focus on the upcoming earnings dates. For investors and traders, these dates are crucial as they could spur significant price movements. Tesla is first in line, set to report its earnings on July 24, 2023, closely followed by Ford on July 26, 2023. Ferrari will round out the reporting season on August 2, 2023.
The Choppy Market Trader strategy for Popular Stocks using Market Neutral Strategy (TA&FA) is another noteworthy strategy in volatile markets. However, how it performs in comparison to the strategies applied on TSLA, RACE, and F would largely depend on market trends and individual stock movements.
In summary, each stock presents its unique set of opportunities depending on the trading strategy applied. While Tesla and Ford show promising growth potential, Ferrari offers an intriguing proposition for shorting strategies.