In Today's video we looked at the rally in the tech sector wile financials continued in a weakened state. We discussed interest rate hike potential and the impact of 50 50 odds of no rate hike. Also, we looked at real estate and pending home sales in this market...
Does negative sentiment, earlier in the week, hint that today's rally may not be all that it seems? Are quarter ending numbers just window dressing for portfolio manager statements? Tune in to tonight's video to hear Don's take on things and find out where we are in our expected move for the week...
Financials (XLF) took the largest hit recently with money flowing into the safety of Gold, Bonds, and even technology (XLK) companies, but that money flow is shifting at the moment. In tonight's video we pinpoint the current trade opportunities for Financials and Tech along with other sectors settin
It's easy to get suckered into thinking the crisis is over and buy the most oversold stocks. For financials, this comes with significant risk as the "crisis" is just getting started and the eventual recession is virtually assured. With this backdrop, the quieter trade is toward quality and a Fed piv
--FED hikes and Yellen pikes... --vol, bonds, gold --SP500 concentrated equity risk --Let's talk TECH! Get your trade on-- This week's Profits and Losses -- short calls on SPY at the highs! -- in/out spreads in GLD and META SPX Expected Move-- -last week- 120.30 (expected move 5 day week) -next week
In today's video, we look at the New Home Sales report from the Census Bureau. We also compare and contrast the SPX with ITB, the home builders ETF and compare to the downturn in New Home Sales in 2006 and 2007. In addition, we discuss the idea that New Home Sales and ITB can be
How did this happen? The Fed hikes rates, as expected, and markets react positively at first before gripping fear takes over and sell side activity ensues. Join Don, in tonight's video, as he discusses how we managed to shoot up over the expected move, for the week, then quickly turn and dive deep i
We'll have our big, highly anticipated Fed Meeting tomorrow and it's been volatile trying to predict what they will do. Perhaps more importantly, we'll learn insights from Chair Powell about the rapid shift of risk and volatility due to the financial stock sell-off and how that's affecting the outlo
Bullish option trades on gold and precious metals stocks were aplenty today as we head into the FOMC policy statement on Wednesday. The trade appears to be leaning toward a dovish result as the committee is expected to release their outlook for interest rates. Will they deliver for the market? (PAAS
