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End of Month Shenanigans
Three (trading) days out from April, the market has behaved in a more exaggerated version of end of month and end of quarter behavior. How do we know? I explain in this video.
AMZN — The Retail King
There aren’t many companies surviving in the face of the coronavirus crisis, but the ones that are, are thriving. Let’s look at the macro and technical setup in AMZN. Also, if you’d like to learn more about how I’m currently trading this volatility, check out my free webinar on Thursday, April 2nd at 7pm. With volatility comes opportunity. Go to www.simplertrading.com/madness/ to sign up and I’ll see you there.
Follow the Leader
When there is a disconnect in the market — not usual when rebalancing into the new month and new quarter occurs — what do you follow?
Buy Bonds, Play Video Games
Stocks continue trading in a volatile range and I find it helpful now more than ever to focus more on setups, and less on predictions. Tonight’s free video looks at two of these technical trades in diverse products.
Following the Yen
Today was a day that the Japanese yen told one story while the indices told another. And this will happen, we play probabilities not certainties. I will not deviate from my process but that didn’t keep me from some yen buys with contrast. Here’s how that looked today.
Daytrading Currency Futures
Today with some historical initial claims numbers, yen strength and index strength, I opted to focus on the Australian dollar buy and Japanese yen buy. Here’s how both set up today and played out as well as the explanation on how to trades currencies via futures or forex.
Bouncing Ball
In this video, we look at the big bounce in the markets from the Virus Relief Bill. What will this do to the markets and have we seen the rally from it?
Don’t fall into this daytrading trap
The morning range once again — following the yen’s lead — gave us a long only bias. From there it was up to us to stick with the long side from the morning range lows. Oftentimes, though, it can set up some traps for bullish latecomers. Here’s how to avoid that trap.
