Sitting On The Wall
With so much notional value in the derivatives market of megacap stocks we’ve got to spend some time considering the options complex underlying them. What does that actually mean? Let’s break it down in tonight’s review.
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With so much notional value in the derivatives market of megacap stocks we’ve got to spend some time considering the options complex underlying them. What does that actually mean? Let’s break it down in tonight’s review.
In this video, we review today’s market action after the FED Meeting. The FED kept rates unchanged as expected, but the press conference with Powell afterwards didn’t instill confidence in the market. Today’s FED meeting was supposed to give us a little more clarity, but so far, we are not getting it. How do we trade this crazy market?
Bears took the Bulls by the horns today. Out the woodshed they went. What’s next? Let’s take a look and see what kind of a plan we can come up with.
We’ve discussed the put/call ratio in these videos before. Today was another great example of why I like using it, in this case from a day trading perspective.
It’s always tough when you try to force an outcome — so do this to stop trying to force an outcome.
While we always like to see trends continues that’s just not the market we have right now. The environment is very tradeable, however, as long as we think daytrading and keep our levels crystal clear.
With the bond market still getting spanked, stocks still have had much of a sell-off. But if bonds have another leg down, equity markets could tumble to the June lows.
It all starts Wednesday of this week. Yes, today was boring and tomorrow may well be more of the same. Get ready for game day Wed and Thursday of this week as that’s when it starts to matter.
A new update to Voodoo Lines has given us updated levels in U.S. Treasury futures for the first time in several decades. Let’s look at what these new levels are telling us to look at.
Big NASDAQ Stock Open Interest Under Opening Prices Led to a “Tractor Beam” to the Lower Strikes. With the long bonds still selling off, it didn’t take much for stocks to get pulled down to their lower strike prices. Next week, if bonds don’t rally, the major indexes could break important trendlines.