Today’s Twittered Tickers $AMZN $FCX $GLD $PLD $WMT
Here are the tickers making noise on StockTwits





GLD is the most interesting trade on my radar, because it is an indcator of global economic stability. Weakness in gold will reestablish deflationary fears, but if it starts to make a run for 1000, there will be talk of hyperinflation. AMZN and WMT have had nice bounces, but regardless of their sector out performance, they will be dragged down with their siblings if there is no sign of economic relief in 2009.
Two thoughts.
Firstly regarding Amazon i wouldn’t underestimate the impact of the kindle.
Secondly regarding GLD i would be wary of reading too much into low Christmas volume.
Kindle is a great product, but I don’t think it can be the core strategy of AMZN. Fundamentally it is a consumer electronics item which will be rendered obsolete by another generation of readers.
I can’t agree more about GLD, the low volume really doesn’t inspire confidence, no matter what direction you trade.