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September Setups

By Simpler Trading | September 20, 2024

The shift in September is pointing to less concern and more opportunity. Here is what it looks like as Options Expiration winds down.

Open Interest Plays On Triple Witching

By Simpler Trading | September 20, 2024

Identifying where there is big open interest in calls AND puts can help with direction on Triple Witching days.

Almost Every Day Before September Triple Witching Has Seen A Last-Minute Sell-Off

By Simpler Trading | September 19, 2024

For the last 10 years, the day before the September triple witching has seen the SPX sell-off in the last 20 minutes. We used that backtesting to make 400 percent in the XSP Puts.

After today’s Fed announcement, we head into tomorrow with a handful of squeezes printing on the indices and major names. Here’s how Taylor will be using them for his roadmap into the end of the week.

FOMC Game Plan

By Simpler Trading | September 17, 2024

How does this FOMC meeting differ from all the others this year? It’s the one that Powell & co. finally deliver a rate cut. Expectations abound as crude oil, copper, and a whole host of lagging sectors this month rallied today in front of the decision.

A Bullish Setup In NFLX

By Simpler Trading | September 16, 2024

When trading, it’s important to focus on relative strength to the upside when the market is strong, and relative weakness to the downside when the market is falling apart. Here is a bullish setup that Danielle may jump on depending on the market’s reaction to the Fed decision later on this week.

Trap City

By Simpler Trading | September 13, 2024

September continues with a bang and the bulls sweep the leg of the bears. The signals have shifted, let’s review the changes.

Account Not Growing? Try This.

By Simpler Trading | September 13, 2024

The goal of every trader is simple: Grow the account. But part of that is what is 1) What to trade? 2) What to expect for growth, and 3) What to risk?