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One of the most important tactics I use is “directional bias” in my daytrading. In this video I show you what it is and what tools I use to determine it.
One of the most important tactics I use is “directional bias” in my daytrading. In this video I show you what it is and what tools I use to determine it.
It was a long-only morning of trades based on the directional bias of both the daily timeframe and the clearing range breach. However, the market was not as generous in terms of the number of setups. In this video I explain each.
Homebuilders remain strong, but which are the best to pick? Let’s look at XHB, LEN, KHB, and LOW.
The market is strengthening up, but it’s a few key tickers that are really leading the charge, so you have to be in the right ones. Let’s look at housing, including LOW, DHI, and KBH, along with semis including SMH, TSM, AMD, and NVDA, along with my favorite retail and short interest setups.
The calendar full of Fed speeches and the debate this evening is enough for traders to take a pause, and this could be an excellent opportunity.
The “grocery store” commodities are part of our future universe and sometimes can get overlooked. Currently there are some interesting trends and seasonals at play and some opportunities to keep an eye on.
I want to buy the rumor, sell the news in SPCE. This is a speculative play, where I’m betting on high short interest and news to send this ticker skyrocketing into October. Here is how I am trading it in the options market.
The Nasdaq managed to breach the 50 SMA, which could potentially lead to more upside. I specifically like the semiconductors and cloud stocks, and I see setups in NVDA, AMD, CRM, AVGO, QCOM, and more. Let’s talk about the levels and how I’m trading them.