My view of this is pretty simple. Bust above 88.15, and that's bullish (and I'm not just talking about OIH, but for equities in general). Fade away from this level, and that's bearish. This is the clear line in the sand.
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My view of this is pretty simple. Bust above 88.15, and that's bullish (and I'm not just talking about OIH, but for equities in general). Fade away from this level, and that's bearish. This is the clear line in the sand.
Bought puts on MA with a contingent stop at 171.81
It has been a while since I've used just plain old simple Fibonacci Retracements for ideas, but POT looks like a beauty for puts. Once the initial half hour of the day has passed, I'm buying POT puts with a 96.29 contingent stop.
You people is crazy.
I do a quick Sunday night post, go out and drink heavily, and come back to nearly 200 comments.
So, once again, I'll reset the comment counter. Ding! As you were, folks.
Just a quickie before I sign off for the night……….I went through all my charts this weekend, and I was astonished at how many great shorting opportunities there are. The S&P's climb has been really feeble, but there are some stocks which have enjoyed robust climbs that seem absolutely ripe for the picking. I'm also encouraged by the drop in this evening's /ES, and I'll look to enter some new shorts in the morning, assuming the environment remains favorable.