What I Learned From This 100% Artificial Intelligence Trading Firm.
It’s frustrating when a trade doesn’t work, and a relief when you realize why.
It’s frustrating when a trade doesn’t work, and a relief when you realize why.
These are the key things I’m watching this week.
With volatility in treasuries and energies there are pullbacks and bounces that trends traders have been watching closely for entries. Here are the ones in play and how I am setting them up right now, as well as the repeatable process you can put to work tomorrow.
With trends in tech, grains, treasuries, and energies intact, the question I get most is what will drive the S&P lower, and that means dissecting what’s inside the S&P and what makes it move. For swing or daytraders, this will be an enlightening explainer.
We saw a lot of volatility in the markets over the last few days, with the indexes closing at the lows of the week. Does this set us up for more downside once we return from the long weekend? Let’s take a look.
Monthly expiration, Fed minutes, and talks of war in the news headlines made for a very interesting, volatile week. Despite a few attempts to squeeze the shorts, we ended the week at the dead-lows. Where does this point towards the markets heading next week? Let’s dive in.
In an unforgiving market it seems like a few other opportunities are rearing their heads. In this video we glance at the larger context on the indexes and focus on a pullback to buy GLD or FCX.
In this video I try to zoom out to find some context while being subject to this week’s chop. Is the selling going to be on pause for the next week? And is this a warm up for what is to come in March?
There’s an infinite number of ways stocks could eventually find their low. It can be slow or it can be swift, but measuring this sentiment reading along the way should help us determine when it’s time to start buying.