SPY: A Very Slim Chance to Fill the Large Gap

MasterWU
04-14 13:38

Market Review: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$

(1) the opening gap down was so small and short-lived, which already cast doubt on the ultra-bearish theory.

(2) as I noted a few days ago--"if 6800 is broken to the upside, then it would signal a large W-3" to ATH. It looks like that will be the case now.

(3) I have updated my primary count in Bamboo Scroll #219, posted to SUBS on April 11th, which already adopted this new roadmap. That was posted before the failed negotiation.

(4) short-term, today's run is indeed wild and a bit unexpected--I was stopped out half of my 4/20 675 puts BE; & re-entered again mid-day near 6860 zone.

(5) the last hour's squeeze-higher only appears in two spots: either the 3rd of 3rd of a bullish leg, OR an extended 5th wave of W-C. Given tmrw morning's bank earnings & PPI release, I bet it would be the latter, which means the majority of today's gain will be erased.

(6) having said that, however, I have to warn bears that any retrace from now on, has a very slim chance to fill the large gap below, meaning, 6720 zone would stop any decline.

(7) I believe my SPY 675 puts will be profitable by 4/17, esp. with VIX-Ex on 4/15 & OpEx on 4/17. Anyhow, what a Crash-up over the last two weeks.

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