Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) is likely signaling a near term bounce based off very simple signals. First, take note that crude oil is down sharply again today, trading at $43.31, -1.39 (-3.11%). This is the second day in a row that oil is down over 3%. Now compare that to the price action on Exxon Mobil. Yesterday, Exxon fell early only to recover, barely negative on the day. Today, Exxon is trading at $86.35, -0.79 (-0.91%). While oil is trading sharply lower, taking out yesterday's lows but a substantial margin, Exxon Mobil is barely lower, and not below yesterday's lows. This is a positive divergence in Exxon and tells us that big money is starting to accumulate the stock. I am going with big money and buying in this range.

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I am looking to buy Universal Display Corporation (NASDAQ:OLED) at $57.00 based on two key buy levels at that price. The first is a gap fill from May 20th, 2016, the second is the daily 200 moving average. Amazingly both levels are at $57.00 which increases the odds of a technical stock chart bounce. This is a near term trade meant to hold for just a few days. Upside would likely be between $60-$62.

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In late June, shares of the Hershey Company (NYSE: HSY) skyrocketed higher upon receiving a $23 billion takeover bid from Mondelez International (NASDAQ: MDLZ). Hershey rejected the deal, but their share price maintained at these new all-time highs around $110 for two months as investors expected a higher bid to emerge. Two days ago, that hope died for those investors when Mondelez decided to no longer pursue Hershey, and $HSY quickly sank 10%!

For the smart investor, who didn’t buy in to the hype and hope, the low risk buying opportunity is now near. A strong technical support level is coming up at about $95 where the 200 daily moving average aligns with an up-sloping trend line I’ve drawn in the chart below. The 200 moving average is quite powerful by itself. Combine it with a major trend line, and the support level strengthens significantly. I’d expect a decent bounce off this level up to the $104 area.

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Dollar General Corp. (NYSE:DG) is signaling a strong buy signal on the stock chart. This is coming after $DG was crushed on earnings last week. The stock collapsed from $91.70 to its low today of $73.07. The signals flashing strong buy come from volume trends changing, major stock chart support being hit and institutional chatter. The signals are showing a likely bounce to $80.00 in the next few weeks.

Read more: Strong Buy Signal: Dollar General Corp. Hits Key Stock Chart Level

Spot crude oil is taking another hit, crashing to a low of $43.15, -1.55 (-3.47%). Pro traders are beginning to scope out a buy level for a swing trade bounce. Based on the spot crude oil chart, the bounce will occur when oil tags $42.95. This will only be a multi-day bounce, maybe only two to three days in length. However, for smart investors it will be big enough to profit substantially. Note the major technical support shown on the commodity chart below.

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