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Dissecting the Broader Averages for the Best Setups
This morning we daytraded Visa (V) as that name triggered a clearing range break as the XLK offered better overall clarity than the NASDAQ futures and QQQ. This is what futures trading can do: Understand the market from a 40,000 foot perspective.
Crude Oil Flies Under the Radar
On a day of volatility and Powell, the markets may have overlooked a market that continues to sink: Crude oil. Here are the crude oil and crude oil related setups I have my eye on.
Shorting the Cloud
Cloud computing has been hot for awhile, but when it started losing steam, it really started taking a dive. Let’s look at options to trade this to the downside.
Finding Your Relative Outperformance Edge
This is the foundation of my watchlist building as well as how I ascertain what a broader average or sector may do next. I walk you through the Dow in this example and the setups that look best after today’s action.
Sentiment and Semis
October opened with a bit of a bearish tone, but there’s a chance that too many traders are leaning to the short side and that could fuel the next leg higher. If it does, look for semis to participate in the rally. Our current daily signal could be an excellent trigger for that.
Bonds and Home Construction Opportunities
For some traders, futures is a scary thing. For others, it’s the launch-pad to more and better trades. Here’s an example of the latter: Long Bonds and Long Home Construction ETF.
Euro Rallies into Short Sell Zone
Sure, there were fireworks in the indices (I am still bearish) but the trade that went below the radar was the US dollar sell-off and the euro short it set up. Here are all the details for the setup.
Overbought to Oversold Levels in the S&P
Shifting the mental transmission is a difficult practice, especially when a market is in chop and offers little by way of directional bias.
