Are Options Traders Sounding a Warning Signal for Stocks?
We can talk about the Semis and the transports, but it’s the options that are giving the most worrying signal.
We can talk about the Semis and the transports, but it’s the options that are giving the most worrying signal.
As the action narrows, I’m continuing to raise cash.
Investors are expecting a more dovish Fed, but the market strength is narrow.
Several key sectors broke higher only to finish near session lows, creating potential false breakouts that traders are now watching closely for signs of a reversal.
Here’s how I’m playing a solid reaction to the Iran deal but no euphoria.
Here’s when we may exit the rest of our inverse ETF holdings.
The market is celebrating the much-anticipated deal, but major obstacles are looming.
The DSI and options trading activity suggest the possibility of volatility on the horizon.
This seems counter-intuitive, but let me explain what happens after you pull the trigger — and the cost of confirmation bias.
Let’s check my price targets for Micron and other storage and semiconductor stocks, SpaceX’s IPO, the latest on Iran talks.