After a very exciting Friday, what will happen this week?August trading will closed on Wednesday. The return of S&P500 in August was still-1.76%until last Friday.I think the trading tone laid by Powell's hawkish remarks last Friday will become the main theme in next two weeks, until August CPI data comes out which gives Fed's clearer guidance. Don't be optimistic for the CPI, because of gas price rise sharply.So I traded some Sell Calls and Puts after the market fell last Friday. Sell Calls on BABA & QQQ & ARKK; and Buy Puts on IWM. Sell Calls on $Alibaba(BABA)$, due to China and U.S. signed the auditing cooperation agreement on Friday, which was regarded as the landing of rumors on Thursday. BABA rose
ETF Edge #22Originally posted on thepensivenugget.comThe recent market bounce is clearly over, and the bloodbath across all markets continues.Naturally, this means that most trading opportunities are biased to the short side.More Pain Incoming, a.k.a The Bounce Is Over The markets are done bouncing and have moved into the second leg of their selloff, which has been brutal, with everything falling together High beta, low beta, and the SPY itself have all seen dramatic falls XLF is telling us something interesting — financials are “supposed” to do well in rising rate environments, like now, but they aren’t. The economy clearly isn’t doing well, at least from the market’s perspective Even Energy stocks (XLE) took a tumble, and are off their highs. Oil prices remain elevated ~$120, but wi
ETF Edge #22Originally posted on thepensivenugget.comThe recent market bounce is clearly over, and the bloodbath across all markets continues.Naturally, this means that most trading opportunities are biased to the short side.More Pain Incoming, a.k.a The Bounce Is Over The markets are done bouncing and have moved into the second leg of their selloff, which has been brutal, with everything falling together High beta, low beta, and the SPY itself have all seen dramatic falls XLF is telling us something interesting — financials are “supposed” to do well in rising rate environments, like now, but they aren’t. The economy clearly isn’t doing well, at least from the market’s perspective Even Energy stocks (XLE) took a tumble, and are off their highs. Oil prices remain elevated ~$120, but wi
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Global stocks fell on Thursday as investors sold risky assets due to concerns about possible recession and the Russian-Ukranian war. U.S. Stocks Market - The worst Q1 start since 2009, in March we saw third-biggest bearish rally since The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008 Global Bond Markets - The worst Q1 performance since record U.S. Treasuries - The worst Q1 performance since the American Civil War U.S. Treasury Yield Curve - Shows an inversion signifying a recession Commodities - poised for the best quarterly performance in 32 years International Oil Prices - the strongest Q1 start since 1999 U.S. Gasoline - Fastest rise ever, Hit record high London Nickel Price - Unprecedented one-day doubling leads to deal cancellations