Here were yesterday’s things:
* New short position — Bloom Energy ($BE) at $265.39
* New option position — Bought Nvidia ($NVDA) puts
* Reshorted $SPY at $748.88 and $QQQ at $722.58
* Shorted $GRNY at $27.81
* Shorted $JOET at $45.97
* Reshorted Morgan Stanley ($MS) at $223.61
* Supersized long $MSOS at $4.46
Position: Long MSOS (VL), NVDA puts; Short SPY (VS), QQQ (VS), MS (S), GRNY (M), JOET (S), BE (S)
I added aggressively to $MSOS near the close on Thursday at $4.47.
Position: Long MSOS (VL)
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With a record $397 billion of cash, Berkshire Hathaway ($BRK.A) ($BRK.B) can buy all but 26 of the constituent members of the S&P 500:
Position: None
Wolf Street howls about U.S. crude oil production.
Position: None
The S&P Oscillator remains in the same narrow overbought range at 2.55% vs. 2.16%.
Position: Short SPY (VS), QQQ (VS)
Higher stock prices yesterday on lower volume:
– NYSE volume 24% below its one-month average
– NASDAQ volume 35% below its one-month average
Position: None
After-Hours % Advancers
After-Hours % Decliners
Position: None
Closing Volume
– NYSE volume 24% below its one-month average
– NASDAQ volume 35% below its one-month average
– VIX index: down 6.27% to 15.84
Breadth
S&P 500 Sectors
% Movers
Nasdaq 100 Heat Map
Closing S&P 500 Heat Map
Position: None
Even as semiconductors continue to power the market higher, chip makers face a $1 trillion question.
