Wrapping Up May
Thursday will mark the first trading day in June, and after a good start to several of our favorite themes I’d like to get a little more information before making my next round of decisions.
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How not to lose your shirt.
It’s only on volatile days do we really see how our entry and exit strategies really work. In this update, the emphasis is on how to manage risk after sudden moves when daytrading with today’s setups in the NASDAQ and crude oil.
Debt Ceiling, Bonds, and Problem Sectors
It’s not tech alone moving indices; it’s also the laggards causing the Dow and S&P to fall behind.
A Bit More To Squeeze
Stocks ended the week on a strong note and while they may seem extended, I think there’s at least one more leg higher before we see any kind of short opportunity. Here’s the most important chart if that outlook is going to continue to work.
Does Your Week Look Like This?
And more importantly, what changes and tweaks can you make in this market environment that favors day trading? In this update I outline what is working, what time of day the day trades are setting up, and how futures and/or options are great ways to enter these types of trades.
Party Like It’s 1999
Monster moves in tech this week driven by AI mania. Let’s review a key SPY level and the markets structure + momentum.
Two Trades In TSLA
TSLA has seen some decent bullish action over the past few sessions. If we’re not headed to $200 I think we’ll at least stay above the 21 EMA, and these are two spread strategies to take advantage of that.
Stuck In The Middle
Scalpers on the left of us and Hedgers on the right. Stuck here in the middle with you. At least we are keeping good company. Eventually this market will make a move and I’ll discuss why I think it will be a big one when it does.
Debt Ceiling Deadline
In this video, we discuss the “Debt Ceiling” countdown. The “deadline” is only a week away and the market has been on pins and needles in anticipation of the decision. We have seen prices all over the place as we gap up and then quickly sell-off. Will we agree to raise the debt ceiling or is there a possibility of default, and what will it mean for the market?