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I have absolutely zilch to say about the markets this morning, except that I got out of my PEP short at a loss pre-market (mercifully before the price got even higher) but am otherwise fully in position. What I will say now, however, is that we are hard at work on a totally new app very much focused on live conversation in the Slope community. I’m excited to be developing and testing something new for you!
Hello everyone — after a bit of a hiatus, I’m back. I’ve been busy behind the scenes building a few new tools that I hope you’ll find useful in your trading.
Below is a small table showcasing three markets I’m currently analyzing using a DAILY model. I also track other markets using a WEEKLY model. The choice of timeframe isn’t random — it’s driven by options expiry cycles. Since these models are designed to work hand-in-hand with options trading, I align the model’s frequency with the available expiries. For example, SPX has daily expirations, so it gets a DAILY model. Stock ABC, on the other hand, might only have weekly expiries — so it gets a WEEKLY model. Simple logic.
(more…)I’ll take this opportunity to remind you that SlopeCharts has a variety of interesting Statistics you can use to examine underlying market strength and sentiment.
