In this video, we look at the big moves we have had as we get February started. We have had a lot of action from the indices as well as GOOGL and FB. Tomorrow we have AMZN and then Friday the big event of Non Farm Payrolls. Lots to watch in the next several days, so buckle up!
In this video, we look at the big moves we have had since the beginning of the year. We dropped down over 500 points in the ES and then back up over 300 points in the ES in a very short period of time. This week we have had a lot of action from the indices as well as GOOGL and after hours today, from FB. Tomorrow we have AMZN and then Friday the big event of Non Farm Payrolls. Lots to watch in the next several days so pay attention and buckle up! It is sure to be a wild ride.
Heavy weighted stocks in the NASDAQ can effect the range for the short setup, but does GOOGL earnings move change the downtrend structure or setup? Here’s a look at the /NQ as well as the main market I will continue to focus on for any short triggers (hint: it’s not a stock!)
NASDAQ, Russell, 10-year, Crude oil, Corn, Soybeans, and more discussed in this update. There are plenty of trends that are continuing to perform and if we can be patient for the dips or rips there are opportunities for the swing trades in this environment.
The segmentation in terms of trending and choppy indices in the current environment makes the watchlist building practice we develop as traders very important, and in this update, I walk you through mine in the outperforming sector that are on my radar. Remember that we focus on outperformers and the scan can be as easy as focusing on the heavily weighted names in each sector.
It depends on market structure, and since “Structure dictates Strategy”, we know that having an objective way to get the structure sorted out is our first job. After that? It’s just a matter of knowing if rips should be long put positions or dips should be long calls. Get this process down with the TOPS layout I share with you all (in the chat room drive) and all other analysis does fall into place. I also share how I would look to enter XLE and XOM as well as how to use a more aggro strategy in accelerated markets.
The direction of daytrades for me, which I call directional bias, is one of the first and most important decisions I make each session. And it can be very easy with a simple level-read that I take from the daily time frame. Have this level marked each morning and it will help with the directional bias for your daytrades.
