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How high do we go?
In this video, we look at today’s price action and how the overall markets are trading. We look at the index levels and see that even though we are extended, we are still in a bullish uptrend, so we have to be careful at these levels. We also talk about what we see in the next month or two with the markets.
Dow buy pattern forming
The Dow is setting up for a buy, and while I am watching YM futures, this is valid for micro and ETF options as well: Choose your own adventure.
Stocks Extended But Nothing To Short? Do This Instead.
Never a dull moment with this current market…
Potential Pullback Levels for the Indices
With the expectations for a pullback continuing to grow, where are the “buy the dip” opportunities valid?
Bulls On Parade
Another week, another new high… let’s review some stock specific setups for next week that are aligned to play well in a bull market.
IYT — Managing a Sideways Zone
Once you are long a rangebound market, how do you pay yourself and protect the downside? I explain in detail how I manage non-trending markets that could breakout.
A Few Favorites
Another day, another new high for the S&P. While a correction may be overdue, we also have the potential to continue climbing higher. If so, these are a few of my favorite names I believe are set to outperform.
Buying Bonds (again)
As bonds have gapped on the contract rollover, the setup to the long side has good confirmation from Darvas, Vscore, and a potential gap close.
Cautious Bull Time
In this video, we look at today’s roller coaster price action and try to figure out which way we are going to go. We look at overall levels in the ES, the NQ and the RTY. Overall we look very extended but the trend continues to look higher, so being a cautious Bull here makes sense.
How to manage a breakout winner
While entering is the side of the trade we are usually most preoccupied with, it’s the exit that makes us profit. Here are some of the common trade management errors and how I fix them with a scaling out approach.
