Sam Shames Options Daily

April Showers

Let’s do what we do every Friday, and review the core markets and the periphery to see how things are aligned into next week.

Sam Shames Options Daily

Seek & Destroy

Trading comes down to 3 things: technicals, timing, and trader positioning. This week we saw positioning get wrecked, signs are for a bit more upside wreckage into quarterly expiration. Let’s review the setup.

Jack Roberts Futures Daily

Are we finished pricing in the Fed-hike now?

After a turnaround-Tuesday it seems like the original knee-jerk reaction from the fed hike completes the process of the market pricing this in. In this video I discuss why I can’t be short anymore, but for starters I’ll be cautiously bullish.

Jack Roberts Futures Daily

Houston, we have a direction!

In today’s video I discuss my thoughts on commodities and equities for next Monday and Tuesday specifically. It’s been interesting to see more larger time-frame squeezes develop on an up trending week. I wonder if it’s a bump in the road to eventually keep heading higher.

Henry Gambell Options Daily Video

One Potential Path for SPX

As traders, our primary job is to follow price — not to predict. With that being said, I’d like to make some predictions for trade into the end of the month, and suggest a level that may offer some great risk reward into the end of the quarter.

Henry Gambell Options Daily Video

Nuances of Expiration

The recent strength in stocks may not make sense if you’ve been focused on headlines, but if you’re focused on options flow and expiration tendencies, then you’re much better prepared for it. Let’s review that and how we’ve incorporated it into our trading during today’s session.

Raghee Simpler Futures

Setting Up Your Pot o’ Gold

Today was a day for daytraders and end of day trends and with a little bit of the luck of the Irish, the setups are here for traders today and into tomorrow. Let’s take a look at the way I view sentiment in the markets intraday and what the longer-term trends are after the FOMC.