You can add this to the mountain of puts I sold too soon. Wingstop (WING), about which I’ve written many times here, is engaged in another huge leg down.

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You can add this to the mountain of puts I sold too soon. Wingstop (WING), about which I’ve written many times here, is engaged in another huge leg down.

I’ve also bought puts today on Conocophillips (COP) based on this beautiful topping pattern.

I have purchased August $67 puts on Super Micro Computer Inc. (SMCI, whose name sounds straight out of 1982). It has rallied about 200% over the past three months, largely out of joy that it isn’t going to get delisted (which was a real concern then). My view is that the gap at 65.86, as well as the descending triangle, make a formidable right triangle top, and that this obscene rise in price is close to an end. I might be a day or two early with this one, but that gap level is the key.

Twenty-four hours ago, I did a post called Sealing the Deal in which I pointed out the importance to the market as a whole for the NVDA gap to be sealed. Well, it did so (and, just to be a smart-ass, the market decided to get cute and very briefly pushed past the gap, even though this was utterly unnecessary and uncalled for).

