Let the games begin Vix Futures are showing a potential double top on the daily chart. You got a big flush in the Equities going into London’s close. I just bought the XLE January 15 56.5 X 58 Call spread … Continue reading
Stocks… Spu’s…1933 is as good a # as any for a short term bounce. Nasd 100…4265-75 is the next oversold bounce level. AAPL…94.77 is semi-annual trend with macro stops below 92. XLE…54.26 is the 2011 low. Ultimate fib support is … Continue reading
Stocks… All the indices went green last night. Spu’s…(H) resistance starts at 2038 ( the major mvg averages) on up. COP,XOM & XLE…all show buy signals. BUD…shows a buy signal. Mvg avg support is 120.55-119.93 (your downside risk to own). … Continue reading
Energy and Healthcare are the two sectors worth reviewing. There is massive short covering in the EEM off this Oil rally.
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DIG, XLE & CVX look good in the Oil patch. Buy any weakness the rest of the day. UNH & GILD are always favorites in healthcare. Both have positive formations I bought some QCOM with a tight stop using a … Continue reading
Stocks… XLK…43.25 is resistance and the closing upside pivot. MVV…remains firm above 81.80. UNH…is a low volatility healthcare name. This remains firm over 115.80 close. XHB… 36.48 is the weekly ORH # XLE…put in an ORL day. 77.67 is unchanged … Continue reading
OIL… the macro buy stops are over 58.63 USO…breaks out on a close over 20.25. XLE & DIG both look to rally to test their 200DMA’s. CVX…as long as 109 holds I’m looking for 115. XOM…is attempting a Cloud breakout … Continue reading
ZTS…is breaking out to the upside as long as this holds 47.40, look for a run to 49.00. Crude…I wouldn’t chase the rally into today’s highs which is mvg average resistance. DIG & XLE show the same pattern as OIL. … Continue reading
IWM,MVV,DIG,XLE,BMY & Nikkei are all attempting daily ORH patterns. SLB led the energy names early. XOM…is looking firm. A close over 93.30 is needed to confirm a tradable low. Line…needs a close over 10.30 to confirm the 9 low. IBM…failed … Continue reading