As March 2021 comes to a close, we look forward to April and what the market will do in the coming month. In tonight’s video, Corey highlights the sideways shift stocks have taken and what levels we’re watching for a future breakout and pinpoints key stocks that have already broken out higher from their daily boxes…
Stocks sell off in the morning and rebound by the close after a big fund blows up. The headline news doesn’t tell the whole picture. Here’s what you should keep an eye on for the remainder of this shortened trading week…
–Last minute upside gamma squeeze–Bonds still running the show?–Expected Moves in IWM, QQQ, SPY–Correlation kicked in… –Trade Setups- XLF, XLE, Tech SPX Expected Move–last week EM– 75.81–next week– 59.65 (4 day week) expected move
It’s easy to look at the top-line or top-level markets and get a sense of the bullishness or bearishness but we can sometimes learn more by looking beneath the top-level charts to what’s moving beneath the market. In tonight’s video, Corey pulls back the broad picture to pinpoint hidden moves in money flow and sector strength/weakness that can help you get a better sense of what’s moving the market right now.
Bonds continue to rally sending interest rates lower. However, for the first time we are seeing the NASDAQ and the Russell lower despite the bond rally. Is this a one off or is something more dangerous about to happen?
Last week we discussed the chance of a “snap-back” in the market – a pullback or retracement – likely taking place and here on Tuesday, we ask “is this snap-back complete into support levels, or just getting started?” In tonight’s video, Corey updates the key price levels in play for equity futures markets as well as Gold, Bonds, and especially Crude Oil all having seen short-term ‘snap-backs’ recently…
Bonds rally sending interest lower which helps technology plus Tesla and hurts financials and small caps. The rotation game continues today, but what if this happens…
It was a day of selling in the market as stocks slipped from their extended highs, but the selling was concentrated in a few key sectors, namely technology and energy. While stocks fell, Oil slid 8% lower on a persistent liquidation day along with Tesla (TSLA) down 7%…
The Fed kept everything the same and took a wait and see attitude on all the issues. Where does that leave the stock, bond, and option markets? Find out where the opportunity is in tonight’s video newsletter update…
What will the Fed say about the markets at their Wednesday meeting and what levels are we watching and trading before and then after the announcement? In tonight’s video update, Corey highlights the key price points for stocks and US Treasury Bonds (and the TLT) while highlighting a key intraday lesson on weekly expected moves and how to build intraday trades around them…
