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Short Term Swing Trades
If markets see more strength next week, it might be worth looking at these names that have held up well through the market’s correction.
The “I Love to Hate List”.
These are a handful of the names that I like for more weakness. Focusing on relative performance weakness, those names and sectors weaker than the broader averages and sectors can bring the kind of shorts that gravity often offers!
Round Trip in AAPL
We discussed 4 different strategies on Monday in AAPL and it was one of the most volatile names both Tuesday and Wednesday. Ultimately I chose the iron fly because of these specific qualities.
Two Sides Of The Dollar.
Dollar bull or Dollar bear; there’s something for everyone if you’re ready to play the greenback.
Wild Wednesday
In this video, we talk about the huge sell-off in the market and what we might expect next.
How to trade crude oil across different symbols.
The overall weakness in crude oil is not the best structured trend. However, once you see the effect of the weakness in this commodity, there are more and often better places to let this trade play out. Here is how we have been building that trade in the futures room.
Crude Oil Inventory Setup.
The crude oil market API data showed a build-up in crude, and this sets up a very interesting EIA release tomorrow at 10:30 AM ET as the market adjusts from a drawdown scenario. The trend is lower in crude and here’s how the trade will be effected by the volatility.
Stalking the Dip in ZS
The indexes are up against key resistance, however, there are several names on my list of stocks I want to buy when the indexes turn around. ZS is my favorite. Why? It’s a honey badger, it has high short interest, and it clearly has no idea about a trade war. Here are the parameters.
Dow Decoded and Daytrading.
In this video I share a great resource to learn more about how I use Dow Theory and what daytrade we took today before the market sold-off. One of the takeaways here is to look at a trading day as two or three parts and not as a whole, especially with shorter-term time frames.
