Bearish Harmonic pattern, decreasing MA's, lower highs/lows, oil optimism, close below long term .381 retracement ( no support from .5), am i forgetting anything? Be careful friends.
Bullish MACD, Neutral/Bullish Stoch + RSI, Price is above 50 + 200 EMA. Why not purchase a couple of round lots, make a few bucks?
NDX weekly is on support. See how it ends the week.
Looking at the SPX, it has an upside bias as long as it continues to make higher highs and higher lows. The current rally off the brexit lows and pullback from the august high has a similar look compared to the rally off the feb low to april high to the brexit low. Both periods seem to have pulled back 38.2% of the previous rally and looking at the X axis. The...
Stochastic is beginning to look bearish as well.
The gap up and lack of follow through on the close has a pretty good track record recently of signaling further short-term (day to 2) downside. While NDX spent most of the day in strong price territory, when the big boys came out to play late in the day price couldn't hold. 4 recent pump and fades have resulted in lower immediate pricing.
We have a legit breakout in the Nasdaq 100, we can long QLD here safely. Good luck! Ivan Labrie.
We can go long on a break of the all time high here, risking a drop to 4853.8, and targetting 5050.2 by or before November 25th. Upside is more likely, as the title says, but, in case of a breakdown, pay attention to VIX and the key levels below for a long from support. I'll update the publication after NFP is out. Good luck, Ivan Labrie.
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When looking at the daily bollinger bands width (bbw) there have only been four other times where the bb were as tight as they are now. Years 1964 & 1965 and year 1995 before the huge breakout into the year 2000 high In all of the previous times the S&P500 was in a small pullback then rallied 5%-6% which I believe it could do again. I believe buying the dip is...
With 3 DTE in this post-Brexit troubled setup, I'm covering the put side for near worthless (for a .10/$10 debit). I have proceeded to roll out the short call side "as is" to the September monthly expiry (for a 2.18 ($218)/contract debit), but decided to wait a bit to sell a short put side against for a credit that exceeds the cost of the roll to see if we get...
With VIX finishing the week quite a bit below 15, I'm probably going to pass on the 45 DTE index iron condor I ordinarily put on in RUT, SPX, or NDX and look elsewhere for my premium selling plays; this usually means: either (a) look at earnings plays or an exchange traded fund in which volatility is high; (b) do a long volatility play (such as the VIX "Super...
Rolling up the put side yet again (I've basically rolled the thing into an "iron butterfly" (filled for a .90 credit ($90)) to defend the call side. I generally don't like to "invert" condors (here, roll the put side beyond the call side), so I'll probably just leave the setup alone running into expiry, but keep an eye on the setup's net delta and make a decision...
... for a $137 credit to defend my breached call side. This thing is starting to morph into an "iron fly" ... . I will naturally need price to move significantly back toward my call side strikes before expiry to not have to roll the call side out for duration/strike improvement. Nature of the beast ....
Metrics: Probability of Profit: 63% P50: 74% Max Profit: $830/contract Max Loss/Buying Power Effect: $1670/contract Theta: $16/contract Delta: -1.69/contract Notes: $820/contract was the mid price pre-market; as usual with these large instruments, you have to do a little "price discovery." Will look to take it off at 50% max ... .
Just watching the weekly MACD for a cross down here next week. Looking for a weekly close below the kijun.
NDX Count alternative: Wave i of C ready; Wave ii started