Today’s Best S&P Futures Turning Points: Buy 5321.50 stop 5317.50. Short 5318.25 stop 5322.25 if price drops below and retraces up to entry.
Tuesday’s results: No trade triggered.
The World Index: (+100/-100) rises from -57 to -37 with all major world markets modestly Bearish except Shanghai.
Catalysts: Fed’s Goolsbee @ 9:40. Existing Home Sales @ 10:00. Crude Oil Inventories @ 10:30. FOMC minutes release @ 14:00. NVDA earnings @ 16:20.
Quick Tip: Bank It
How traders approach their craft is very individual. Three traders using the same strategy may have different beliefs that vary their results, yet they follow the same entry and exit rules.
Imagine your strategy caught a buy early in the day that ran for 30 S&P points. That’s a big win for a day trader. Would you bank your day or keep trading? This decision has nothing to do with the strategy rules. It’s personal money...
Today’s Best S&P Futures Turning Points: Buy 5321.50 stop 5317.50. Short 5318.25 stop 5322.25 if price drops below and retraces up to entry.
Monday’s results: No trade triggered in a narrow range day session.
The World Index: (+100/-100) plummets from +50 to -57 with all major world markets abruptly turning Bearish. S&P futures stable so far.
Catalysts: Fed Speakers: Waller & Barkin @ 9:00, Williams @ 9:05, Bostic @ 9:10, Barr @ 11:45. Waiting on NVDA earnings tomorrow.
Quick Tip: Catalysts
Directional trading strategies require movement to succeed, and that movement is usually initiated by a catalyst. Once the buying (or selling) catches on momentum kicks in. Simple enough.
Popular catalysts include earnings releases, new product announcements, expansion plans, C-level changes, economic news, geopolitical events, and interest rate changes, etc.
On occasion a company becomes so...
Today’s Best S&P Futures Turning Points: : Buy 5321.50 stop 5317.50. No short suggestion today.
Friday’s results: Neither trade triggered.
The World Index: (+100/-100) soars from -7 to +50 with all major world markets Bullish.
Catalysts: Fed Speakers: Bostic @ 7:30 & 8:45, Waller & Barr @ 9:00, Jefferson @ 10:30, Mester @14:00.
Quick Tip: Blackjack
Much has been said about the similarities between trading and gambling. Much is true. All is not. A fabulous book you should read about this topic is A Man for All Markets by Edward O. Thorp, an accomplished mathematician, author of Beat the Dealer, and acclaimed hedge fund manager.
When Thorp tested his blackjack card counting system in the real world, financed by two wealthy (and greedy) millionaire businessmen, he uncovered a significant “edge” that you can and should apply to your trading.
His backers wanted...
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