Live Shorting The Market (And Why) While Doing This Video, Plus The Plan For Tomorrow?
It’s time to buckle up.
It’s time to buckle up.
It’s a crazy and great week and it’s only Tuesday. Here’s what to look for tomorrow.
Daytrading the Russell today was the most active intraday symbol, and despite the choppy early part of the session, once the Clearing Range triggers a bias, the setups become much clear. Here’s how we used that clarity today.
Daytrading the morning can be a productive way to start the day and there are just a handful of setups I am looking for, so the more you can review these, the more comfortable you will be when the setup appears. In this case, two setups in the Russell, both long, both winners. I also cover the crude oil alert and setup I have on my radar.
Everyone is talking about $BYND and $TSLA — but how do you take advantage of it in the options market? Here is my take.
Right now, the overall macro backdrop is super rosy, and buyers don’t want to miss out on this run. What does that mean? Shorts are on the run, making high short interest setups my #1 focus. Here is my analysis in TSLA, BYND, CGC, TDOC, and more.
Getting a watchlist ready for the week is high on the to-do list Sunday night. I prefer a relative performance scan with a trending chart for setups. Here are the symbols that made the list and the free tools I like to use.
There are a few words that need to make their way into the trading lexicon: affordability and budget. Both are factors for traders when they are scanning and building trades. Both are also factors for how and what type of method a trader will use to build the position (futures versus futures options for example). In this video I dive into some of the tools I use to do this as well as the current commodities watchlist and specific levels to watch.