To The Moon

If last Friday's market surge was mainly a tearful checkout for the shorts, then this week is a checkout for each of the shorts and the bulls.

I reflected on the biggest problem last Friday, the pre-market has actually happened to force a short squeeze, the stocks that should be down did not plunge, then the next is the horror of the long counterattack.

But the sustainability of the shorting is open to question, especially this week and the FOMC.

Part of the reason for the short squeeze on Friday was that Apple's earnings report was not as bad as expected, and on the other hand, the monthly rights expired, and there were shorts taking the initiative to close the bill and leave the market. So the FOMC before the market will not come out of a clear direction. The biggest opportunity is still the earnings report.

But there is a big difference between the indices. For example, the Nasdaq is still shaping up at the bottom, the Dow$DIA(DIA)$ has been one step ahead of the fast rally back to the August highs, and there are already options to start laying out the put:

It is conceivable that the movements of the three major indices will also diverge further after the FOMC this week, but the Dow is close to topping out.

Earnings Reports.

$AMD(AMD)$ Typical put option order. put cheap, odds are right

$Uber(UBER)$ Service industry leading company, but suffering from employee hiring bill may greatly enhance costs, adverse to earnings earnings expectations, but because of the big drop not long ago, so compared to AMD big drop is expected to be weaker, you can buy some put as a lottery ticket.

$Electronic Arts(EA)$ also has a big order in betting on cheapput.

$Airbnb, Inc.(ABNB)$ The travel industry is booming and civil aviation earnings all beat expectations by a large margin, there is no reason not to be bullish on B&B, which can be a small bet.