Just curious why tomorrow seems more likely to be a gap and trend than other days this year?  Is it the quarterly rebalancing effects? Gut feel? 

Was just about to post that, I can't believe it worked :) 

Matt in your educational video on reversion to mean setups, can you define what you mean by "wide MACD/BB"?  Is this just bollinger bands on top of MACD? I'm not sure how to tell when its "wide", thanks!

By the way no one has rights anymore

does the "wide" MACD indicator mean you're putting bollinger bands around MACD and seeing if its overextended?

Similar to CLPT?

$ZM Lets see if we go full WFH

::heart::

follow up short $CMCSA $DIS

$NVAX HOD  $MRNA 

$CPE -25% today, nearing lower bands... What a difference a couple days makes!

Reopen stocks weak today, monkeypox catalyst Thursday https://www.newsweek.com/who-monkeypox-meeting-emergency-international-concern-pheic-1717673

$VVIX > 110. Is "superloaded" a thing? 

I mean they addressed the issue by saying 2 50's and then see what happens when supply chains ease and war ends (eventually).  They can't have enough data to backtrack on "wait and see" before the waiting and seeing lol. 

I was bullish when thinking about event volatility and OPEX and all that, but if they do 75bps (and assuming its not a pull forward and pause)  that seems like a panic move -- shouldn't that lead to a panic reaction by the market? 

I don't understand the theory of 75 bps being bullish AT ALL -- but I've seen that a lot on Fintwit the last few days as well.

Hes a joke in most circles, its worth looking up his calls over time to see whether you want to take him literally

It would be funny if eventually the narrative changes to needing loose monetary policy to catch up to China -- can't let them keep all those corporate profits for themselves!

Maybe SOX would make sense for the system mix, especially in a bear market with their high beta and volatility. 

Matt were you saying if the Fed pivots, that would strengthen the case for all time high prices and a continuation of the bull market?  Or would a pivot just lead to the kind of wave 5 we were looking for initially before prices retrace the whole bull market, possibly to low 2000's over time?  

I actually think we get disinflation soon (a few months) and a pivot not too far behind (before midterms), but would the pivot lead to more sustainable highs, or just more of a short term spike? 

Are the systems more forgiving on IWM? Nice bounce off 9 EMA. SOX similar.