A Bit of a Reversal in Futures
Last night’s futures market was strong:
Not so much now…
* S&P futures +7
* Nasdaq futures -41
Position: Short SPY (S), QQQ (S)
Last night’s futures market was strong:
Not so much now…
* S&P futures +7
* Nasdaq futures -41
Position: Short SPY (S), QQQ (S)
In a market dominated by algos and machines (who know everything about price but nothing about value) — buyers live higher and sellers live lower.
Case in point financials/banks:
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Has breadth begun to take a turn for the better? Here’s what the indicators are showing me.
The S&P Short Range Oscillator has recently slipped from the -5 area. It is now -1.96% vs. -2.17% (in the prior day).
Friday’s shorts:
Dougie Kass
With S and P cash +53 handles, I am selling another tranche of Indices:
* SPY $779.22
* QQQ $752.61
Position: Short SPY (VS), QQQ (VS)
As I got back into it following my return from vacation, I began to notice that the statistics are showing improvement for the “others.” Could they be about to make a turn for the better?
We finally got our broadening in equities as yields softened but a packed calendar including CPI, bank earnings and Warsh will put it to the test
Here is how to initiate a holding in the name with a covered call order.
Flashing bearish technical signals right now, here’s how we’d play these names.