list of daily videos
The S&P 500 regained its Micro Voodoo fireline today and then pulled back to test it almost to the penny. Because that important level held so solidly, it argues for more upside so long as it continues to hold.
NVDA pulled back perfectly, and has a bevy of buy setups to go along with the pullback. Let’s look at three ways to trade this ticker in the options market, along with the technical setups.
After a fairly substantial break this week, several stocks are coming into support. AAPL is one of the most liquid, so let’s look at one way we might be able to make some cash into next week.
With great moves in futures happening into the close, gold and Dow setups were triggering. But what if you don’t trade futures or are not sure where to start? In this update, Raghee shares the first baby step to making a jump into futures trading.
Be sure to check out TG’s upcoming webinar where he discusses the bull market rotation and where he thinks some large moves are hiding out. OPEX sure didn’t disappoint this time and TG thinks the 3 day down move is helping to clear things out for a bounce next week.
0 days ’till expiration gives traders several opportunities to catch a move in SPX. I like to focus on the final 90 minutes of the day, and today’s read on the close made for a nice pay day. Let’s recap the setup, and part of why I enjoy trading unbalanced butterflies.
Correlated indexes have a habit of following each other to certain levels. When the NQ sold off all the way to July 2nd levels, the probability of the SPX doing the same went up dramatically.
In this video, we discuss today’s big sell-off and the strong selling we have had in the last several days, particularly in the NQ. Is this the start of a bigger move down or a buying opportunity? We go over the Economic Calendar as well as the Earnings Calendar to try and make the best decision.
Before the opening, I showed a bull scan for stocks with tight consolidation patterns. Many of them, like CRSP, broke out strongly today.
Here’s why the surge in Dow and Russell has the potential for more follow-through and why the macro points to lower rates.