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Projecting Lows for Buys
The secret is in the pullback but it’s no secret at all. It’s just market rhythm.
This May Hurt A Little
… Or it could end up being a great trade. A lot of that will depend on how we actually open tomorrow, but let’s review some ideas behind GOOGL and the opinion I shared into earnings.
Patience and the Bond Put
Patience with some macro and resistance has set up a trade: Know the difference between waiting for follow through and when to exit a trade.
Flat is a Position
When the markets push volatility levels, being flat is tactical and smart. We are looking at longer term time frame. And here is how we’re doing it.
NVDA Ready to Take a Run?
NVDA pinned pretty well on Friday, but now it’s time to look ahead for our next opportunity on this chart. Danielle thinks that will be with the ‘Run into Earnings.’ During this video, she discusses key levels and how she will trade it.
Intuitive and Less Than Intuitive
ISRG reported earnings after the close on Thursday, and the move is exactly what you’d like to see from a daily Squeeze. MSFT wasn’t quite as intuitive, and with shares at $109, I’ll have some spreads to manage tomorrow.
Daytrading Corrections like a Ninja!
Finding the stealthy levels in a volatile open may seem impossible unless you know where correction levels are waiting.
Two Halves & A Double
We’ve got 3 earnings reports I’d like to review in tonight’s free video. The first two “halves” should be in good shape at the open and at a point to take profits. The third is a bit of a lotto ticket trade, and I’d like to see if we could double our money.
Catching the Wick in Crude Oil
What do the numbers 0.52, 0.67, and 0.84 mean? They are the setup for a crude oil buy today. And you can use these numbers next week for the inventory report setup.
Index Futures and Sector Trades
One of the best filters for index futures trading (ES, NQ, YM, RTY) is using the “2 out of 3” filter for the top three sectors in each contract. It also opens up traders for the savvy futures trade. Here’s how to do it.
