How to trade (ETF) options on futures daytrades
Today there were a number of factors that we saw early on: Narrow range, chop, and a bullish directional bias. Here’s how we entered using options on ETFs for better risk control and position sizing.
Today there were a number of factors that we saw early on: Narrow range, chop, and a bullish directional bias. Here’s how we entered using options on ETFs for better risk control and position sizing.
I like TWLO for a potential Run into Earnings, because it has a key shot and it entered the Hot Zone. I am betting on a breakout above resistance; that will bring us into the $400 price point pre-earnings.
This week is monthly options expiration, in addition to the start of earnings seasons. Banks will kick it off on Wednesday morning, and I’m looking for the result to impact the rest of the market in a significant way. Additionally, we have several key Hot Zone trades that are maturing, along with new tickers just entering the Hot Zone. I’m going to cover them in this video.
If you are lacking confidence in the direction of your daytrades after the bell. Wait 30 minutes, the clearing range breach can tell you a lot.
Commodities and sectors, here’s what I am focused on for next week and in this video I also discuss the Dow 1-2-3 pattern.
TSLA has entered the Hot Zone, and while it has been sleepy, I’m betting on a breakout. Let’s walk through my butterfly and I’ll show you how I’m trading it.
The positive sentiment couldn’t have been more clear when the indexes closed up at the highs on the day on high volume. We are in the middle of the Run into Earnings on several key tickers, including AAPL, AMZN, NFLX, and more. The FAANGs have been the star of the show, but there are still many more tickers with potential entries next week. Let’s talk about ZTS, SPOT, and more.