Apparently, Amazon doesn’t matter much anymore.

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Apparently, Amazon doesn’t matter much anymore.

Here are three stocks on the move, two ahead of earnings and one following a better-than-expected release.
Digital Turbine, Inc. (APPS) climbed 19 cents to $6.98 on 1.6 million shares Wednesday. The move comes ahead of the expected November 4 earnings release by the company, whose software platform connects mobile operators and OEMs with mobile advertisers. The stock, which earlier this week broke out of a nearly 2-month declining wedge, tested lateral resistance intraday before backing off. A move through that $7.30-.35 resistance level could take it to our next target of $9.25.
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I believe that bonds, represented by TLT, are going to rise. Here’s the chart with relatively recent data.

Although the day session was boring, there are plenty of fireworks after hours. Here are three of them. First up, is Tesla. A moment of silence, please, for any bears short this beast. This is one of those, like Amazon, that I just avoid. Too many surprises.
