How I Am Building My Watchlist for Next Week
The watchlist process is the most important part of my trading. Start with a good list of symbols, and strategies work better. It’s like being a chef… great ingredients make for a better dish.
The watchlist process is the most important part of my trading. Start with a good list of symbols, and strategies work better. It’s like being a chef… great ingredients make for a better dish.
We’re finally getting some two-sided trade and the potential for that remains high into next Friday. Let’s look at some trades around that, along with some of the most important charts to take into next week.
Next week brings one of my favorite Fridays and it’s worth noting some of the nuances that come with it.
With the market still struggling to shake-off the Softbank sell-off, there is a chance that the directional bias is about to shift. Here’s why and how I measure it.
As the major averages flirt with a transition into distribution, the question is when or can the follow-through the upside resume? Here are the levels I am watching.
We’d need a little more strength in the dollar, but this is what I’m looking for.
It is critical to understand when to buy the dip, and when to sell the rip. Here’s how.
We discussed an entry in Silver using the SLV to build a long position. Now that we are in, how do we manage the long options position? We still rely on levels in the December Silver futures contract.
What will be the cues for us to see more strength in stocks, sectors, and indices tomorrow?