The board has been mildly Risk on since the Asian opening last night. Europe didn’t disintegrate over the weekend. The world seems to be in wait and see mode, waiting for a clear signal that we can get through the … Continue reading
In two years, this is a first for me…I’ve placed yesterday’s comments below. The levels have not changed. The game is still day trading the spread “Long Spu’s /Short 30 Yr. Bond”, while matching up your levels in the currencies … Continue reading
SPU…The big zone on top is 1197.50-1206.50. Expect price rejection the first time up. Bears…this is a good spot to try a short with limited risk. ( sell them before you buy them at this area) Aussie…100.50-60 should line up … Continue reading
SPU’s..1171-1166 is a significant level. Generally areas like this are directional ( Bear) traps the first time into the zone. However closing below a level like this is quite Bearish. 1153 is the next Fib level. There is a very … Continue reading
EURO…135.50-80 on top…133.90-134.14 below( natural support) which is last years close matching Fib support ( half way back from the June 2010 low). Once closing under the yearly close, 132.50 seems the next area to test. This simply means to … Continue reading
Gold….We’re going to give this a full 20 dollars since we’re looking to make almost 400. I like that risk reward. The stop is under 1747 close in the futures….. app 169.85 in the GLD ETF. Silver…last night’s low needs … Continue reading
The Boom Boom man’s exit (Berlusconi) is certainly unsettling the markets. If this were the 70’s I’d be looking for the scotch tape to paste another sheet of graph paper to the bottom of my Italian 10 yr. Bond chart. … Continue reading
First a utilization note to our shorter term clientele that have recently joined up. We write levels we feel will encounter significant price rejection the first time into the # set. These levels also act as pivots. The levels can … Continue reading
Our Risk On portfolio has now rallied to the first exit levels in every instrument. All trades ( stops have been paid for) by selling 25-30% of the longs. As always we leave trading style and size up to the … Continue reading