Bill Baruch on Trading Strategy: Selling RSP, Buying QQQ
CNBC TelevisionApril 7, 20251 min1,837 views
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- 💡 Bill Baruch discusses a tactical shift in his trading strategy, selling the S&P equal weight (RSP).
- 🎯 He is now buying the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ), viewing it as a strong buying opportunity.
Rationale for the Trade
- 📉 The move comes after a period where tech names have reached what Baruch considers terrific value levels.
- 🗓️ Previously, in mid-January, his tactical ETF basket held QQQ, but they sold it and bought RSP following a strong Q4 run.
- 🔄 This current move is described as unwinding that previous position and going back into the Qs.
Market Outlook
- 📊 Baruch notes that the S&P and Nasdaq are trading near their September lows.
- ⏳ He believes the market is in the later innings of the selloff.
- 📈 Yesterday's rally lacked significant volume, particularly in leading names, which contributed to the decision.
- 🚀 He anticipates a potential rally of 5% to 7% for the Nasdaq, aiming to reach the 200-day moving average.
- 📰 The exit from this selloff will likely be driven by news and data.
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