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What Do You Think About USO?
The United States Oil fund has been rangebound over the past several weeks, but into the summer we’re either going to be up $20 or down $20. Let me know which way you’re playing it, and I’ll show you one position that I’ve started to add into my portfolio.
Hanging on by a Thread
Apple and Amazon were two of the biggest companies that’d yet to report earnings but now that both of them are down following those numbers, there’s less and less holding the market up and the old May adage may come through as sellers remain in control.
End of Month Trade Tomorrow
Tomorrow will be a wrap for April and we have a trade set up for that. Additionally I see tomorrow likely being all about the levels highlighted in tonight’s update.
A few good looking setups to discuss
Is Gold finally ready to go? I’m seeing a few things that look worth taking a shot. Let’s look at Gold, Hogs, Coffee, Nat Gas and more.
Trading Chaos
In this video, we look at the current price action of the market and try to make heads or tails out of it. We continue to have wild swings in both directions, and this is very nerve-wracking, but very tradable if you know how to do it. We talk about the upcoming events to watch out for and where we might go with the overall market.
Mid Week Update Apr 27
What’s next for the ES? Pop or Drop? Well balanced @4215 so let’s have a plan for both higher and lower from there.
May And Its Reputation
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Updating the Put Call Ratio
The put call ratio can be a helpful gauge of sentiment, but it’s not a holy grail, and should be used within the scope of a few nuances. Let’s update that from where we left it last week and how it might play out into May.
Equity Correlations and Crude Inventories
Check out how the Strikezone method fared in today’s volatile market. Despite wide ranges and sweeping moves, we kept our risk in check and kept swinging.