Boom Or Bust?
$NVDA is flying post-earnings, but is it enough to trigger the daily squeeze in the NQ to the upside? Let’s dive in and take a look.
list of daily videos
$NVDA is flying post-earnings, but is it enough to trigger the daily squeeze in the NQ to the upside? Let’s dive in and take a look.
With the look behind the scenes at the prior FOMC Meeting, the Minutes provide another opportunity for swing entries and clarity on the rate cuts to come. NVDA earnings are the last major release and create a bit of a volatility issue for tech. Here’s how I am trading all these Hot Zones this week.
Seasonality starts today and extends into mid-March. Combined with extreme readings on the indexes, markets could see some more volatility than we have seen before.
SPX saw a decent bout of weakness on Friday, and I’d prefer a bid to utilize this strategy as the market is going up, but this should be a high probability of profit trade over the next few weeks.
The OpEx brought its brand of volatility today and triggered some good pullbacks. However, between this and Wednesday’s FOMC Meeting Minutes, we want to stay bullish and take advantage of the “blue light specials” as we have all year.
In tonight’s update, let’s look at more of the same… Unbalanced Butterflies around high vol binary events. It’s one of my favorite setups and has really been helpful during this earnings season.
When I look for bearish setups, not only do I look for bear flags, but I also look at the action of the leaders.
In this video, we discuss the big downdraft from Tuesday’s CPI number. We had a quick 130 point drop in the ES and a quick spike in the VIX. I was wondering if this was the start of something bigger, but today we bounce back and regained about half of the move. What does this mean for the health of the overall market and what to expect in the coming weeks and months. Lastly and specifically, what am I watching on the economic calendar for clues.
In this update, I share how to measure earnings rallies and the impact on the index and sectors. And why a down day is not a down market!
The strength in commodities had us looking for the CPI to run hot, which it did.