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I do absolutely nothing for my aesthetics. I don’t use moisturizer. I don’t do anything special with my hair except get an inexpensive cut every six weeks. And God knows I don’t have any holes except for the ones God gave me. Still, it’s becoming increasingly clear to me that a black heart rapidly increases the aging process. Here’s Emil Bove, who is in his early 40s.
Now that I’ve saved my ancient Cotons from being consumed by Duke the Thug Puppy, I’ll share this tidbit: this morning, pre-market, I had a knot in my gut that, once again, the /RTY would just rip higher and join the /NQ and /ES in their green party.
I was glancing at the news this morning, and a tiny thumbnail of the photo from the NATO Summit indicated someone was REALLY standing out in the photo shoot with whatever they were wearing. I did a bit of research and found out the woman in question is Queen Maxima of the Netherlands. Click on the photo for a much bigger version.
Good morning everyone, here is the updated DAILY HEAT MAP for probability of reversal for SPX,NDX and RUT indices, after yesterday’s DAILY Close: all the 3 indices are short-term overbought according to my statistical pattern trend model. They can certainly go higher, but one can start to try short trades from here.
I am a big fan of Vertical Spreads (BearCALLs, BullPUTs) because you can enter the trade exactly at the close, and that goes hand-in-hand with my time model (consecutive closes in one direction), and as long as the next close is 0.01 point away from your Strike, you will profit.
So with Vert.Spreads Options you do not need to predict the extension of the price move, it simplifies your forecast, it makes it more “robust” because you have one less variable to consider (i.e. no price variable).
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