Posted by shellysan on 20th of Apr 2009 at 02:25 pm
SPX
The last two severe wedge breaks ended at the LOD. Although vol
on the SPY is not very good, I don't expect much of a bounce going
into the close if we take out $83.71 on the SPY soon
Posted by shellysan on 16th of Apr 2009 at 03:32 pm
SRS
Small starter position. REITs may need refinancing, which govt
will provide, but LT reduced rent, reduced consumer spending, etc
has got to take it's toll at some point. Maybe the basic
underlying equities behind SRS are flawed, but SPG and action in
IYR do support this move today.
Posted by shellysan on 14th of Apr 2009 at 12:08 pm
SPX
Appears to be forming a H&S with a neckline at 845 on the 15
Min. Projected target down to around 825 coincides with 50%
Fib from recemt swing low to todays high.
Posted by shellysan on 11th of Apr 2009 at 01:46 pm
This article is more about the possibility of a dramatic
downswing based on the current activity of GS and others relative
to quant trading, but mentions SRS as an example of how
disconnected equities will become to the market indexs, especially
leveraged ETFs such as SRS.
Posted by shellysan on 8th of Apr 2009 at 12:55 pm
rp
I posted the link to the first WSJ article last night as
well. Probably one of the most relevant of the
group.
Here is the link to the organization's site that is lobbying for
the TALP funds, for those who want to keep abreast of this
important developement relative to SRS trading
Posted by shellysan on 8th of Apr 2009 at 01:04 am
SRS
As many of us here trade SRS, you may want to read this
article. If in fact, the commercial re companies pull this
off, and recieve TALF funds to "remedy" their debt problems, SRS
will most likely take a nosedive, although it may be short
lived.
Posted by shellysan on 7th of Apr 2009 at 01:24 pm
I think it depends on where we close on the SPX. If at 805
-815, I would expect we go up tommorrow on "better than expected
earnings", as it is the contrarian play since everyone expects
horrible earnings this quarter.
Posted by shellysan on 31st of Mar 2009 at 08:47 pm
Anyone know whats driving the futures down? DOW off
1.5%.
I had read the Pakistan Taliban threatened violence on the White
House,and Israel is "telling" the US to deal with Iran or they
will.
Have almost forgotten the possibility of a
political/terror event effecting the market in lieu of
Geithner manipulating our tax dollars so much
recently.
Posted by shellysan on 23rd of Mar 2009 at 02:14 pm
XLF vol is on pace to be lower than Fridays sell off.
Also, vol on SPY appears on the same pace. I would have
thought XLF would have more buyers on Geithner's news.
I also read that private parties under the new plan will
only have to put up 7% of the amount, the TARP would match
this and 86% would be supported by us, the government. Seems
like another "sweet deal" for Wall Street, and putting the majority
of the risk on the government, not the private sector.
Posted by shellysan on 20th of Mar 2009 at 10:51 am
Matt
Question. Banks are weak and techs are strong. Which
one usually wins out, as far as driving the general market? Appears
to me it's the banks as the DOW and NAZ are up and the SPX is
down? Thanks
Posted by shellysan on 18th of Mar 2009 at 01:32 pm
As we wait for FOMC.
I dunno.
Vol has been pathetic on this rally, but everyone nows this.
Financials are holding up well and leading the way (less MA and
V).
Everyone expects a drop, so…..
Everyone is also eyeballing 805 SPX, so……
So, I’m thinking we have a minimal drop then bust 805, when
everyone and their dog gets long to 840, the shorts start wearing
Dockers, but then we find out how &*$%’d we are (like April
earnings) and we drop to new lows.
It just feels like this is the best way for the most people to
lose the most money in this market, which is the only goal of Wall
Street.
Posted by shellysan on 16th of Mar 2009 at 04:34 pm
Took the canary home today (GS).
Agreee, when the two leaders fall to the curb, one has to think
it's a sign, and MSFT has been performing rather badly
(underachiever) during the rally, without todays
action.
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SPX The last two severe wedge
Posted by shellysan on 20th of Apr 2009 at 02:25 pm
SPX
The last two severe wedge breaks ended at the LOD. Although vol on the SPY is not very good, I don't expect much of a bounce going into the close if we take out $83.71 on the SPY soon
SRS Small starter position. REITs may
Posted by shellysan on 16th of Apr 2009 at 03:32 pm
SRS
Small starter position. REITs may need refinancing, which govt will provide, but LT reduced rent, reduced consumer spending, etc has got to take it's toll at some point. Maybe the basic underlying equities behind SRS are flawed, but SPG and action in IYR do support this move today.
SPX Appears to be forming a
Posted by shellysan on 14th of Apr 2009 at 12:08 pm
SPX
Appears to be forming a H&S with a neckline at 845 on the 15 Min. Projected target down to around 825 coincides with 50% Fib from recemt swing low to todays high.
These guys just can't get
Posted by shellysan on 13th of Apr 2009 at 08:57 pm
These guys just can't get a break........
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/GM-recalling-15M-vehicles-apf-14915114.html
This article is more about
SRS Chart 60min.- Matt Thoughts?
Posted by shellysan on 11th of Apr 2009 at 01:46 pm
This article is more about the possibility of a dramatic downswing based on the current activity of GS and others relative to quant trading, but mentions SRS as an example of how disconnected equities will become to the market indexs, especially leveraged ETFs such as SRS.
The Incredibly Shrinking Market Liquidity, Or The Upcoming Black Swan Of Black Swans
http://zerohedge.blogspot.com/
rp I posted the link to
Posted by shellysan on 8th of Apr 2009 at 12:55 pm
rp
I posted the link to the first WSJ article last night as well. Probably one of the most relevant of the group.
Here is the link to the organization's site that is lobbying for the TALP funds, for those who want to keep abreast of this important developement relative to SRS trading
http://www.cmsaglobal.org/
SRS As many of us here
Posted by shellysan on 8th of Apr 2009 at 01:04 am
SRS
As many of us here trade SRS, you may want to read this article. If in fact, the commercial re companies pull this off, and recieve TALF funds to "remedy" their debt problems, SRS will most likely take a nosedive, although it may be short lived.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123914790506498993.html
I think it depends on
ALCOA and tomorrow
Posted by shellysan on 7th of Apr 2009 at 01:24 pm
I think it depends on where we close on the SPX. If at 805 -815, I would expect we go up tommorrow on "better than expected earnings", as it is the contrarian play since everyone expects horrible earnings this quarter.
Has the mark to market
Posted by shellysan on 2nd of Apr 2009 at 10:27 am
Has the mark to market decision been made? I thought I read it has, but some tv commentators I am watching state it is still being discussed, thanks
Doji? In lieu of the Mark
Posted by shellysan on 1st of Apr 2009 at 03:04 pm
Doji?
In lieu of the Mark to Market thursday, maybe it is a time of indecision wehter to stay long, short or nuetral going into tommorrow.
Would anyone know when the decision is forthcoming tommorrow? During the market, after? Thanks
Anyone know whats driving the
Posted by shellysan on 31st of Mar 2009 at 08:47 pm
Anyone know whats driving the futures down? DOW off 1.5%.
I had read the Pakistan Taliban threatened violence on the White House,and Israel is "telling" the US to deal with Iran or they will.
Have almost forgotten the possibility of a political/terror event effecting the market in lieu of Geithner manipulating our tax dollars so much recently.
Shouldn't the rt shoulder generally
This could be the RS or
Posted by shellysan on 31st of Mar 2009 at 01:34 pm
Shouldn't the rt shoulder generally be equal to or less than the left?
SRS Also, $55.80 is the 61.8
Posted by shellysan on 31st of Mar 2009 at 11:27 am
SRS
Also, $55.80 is the 61.8 fib from yesterdays low to todays high.
Tech analysis at it's best. http://leonardthemonkey.com/index.php?cat=14 Evil
Posted by shellysan on 30th of Mar 2009 at 10:39 am
Tech analysis at it's best.
http://leonardthemonkey.com/index.php?cat=14
Evil Kinevil Formation
SPX 5 MIN just had
Posted by shellysan on 25th of Mar 2009 at 02:19 pm
SPX 5 MIN just had an inside period. Break below LOD might take us lower or a break up over 802.97 higher.
XLF vol is on pace
Posted by shellysan on 23rd of Mar 2009 at 02:14 pm
XLF vol is on pace to be lower than Fridays sell off. Also, vol on SPY appears on the same pace. I would have thought XLF would have more buyers on Geithner's news.
I also read that private parties under the new plan will only have to put up 7% of the amount, the TARP would match this and 86% would be supported by us, the government. Seems like another "sweet deal" for Wall Street, and putting the majority of the risk on the government, not the private sector.
Matt Question. Banks are weak and
Posted by shellysan on 20th of Mar 2009 at 10:51 am
Matt
Question. Banks are weak and techs are strong. Which one usually wins out, as far as driving the general market? Appears to me it's the banks as the DOW and NAZ are up and the SPX is down? Thanks
As we wait for FOMC. I
Posted by shellysan on 18th of Mar 2009 at 01:32 pm
As we wait for FOMC.
I dunno.
Vol has been pathetic on this rally, but everyone nows this.
Financials are holding up well and leading the way (less MA and V).
Everyone expects a drop, so…..
Everyone is also eyeballing 805 SPX, so……
So, I’m thinking we have a minimal drop then bust 805, when everyone and their dog gets long to 840, the shorts start wearing Dockers, but then we find out how &*$%’d we are (like April earnings) and we drop to new lows.
It just feels like this is the best way for the most people to lose the most money in this market, which is the only goal of Wall Street.
Matt Can one make anything out
SPX 6 min chart.png my 6 min SPX from TS, nice ...
Posted by shellysan on 17th of Mar 2009 at 12:59 pm
Matt
Can one make anything out of low SPY vol this am? No buyer conviction?
Lowest since the rally began. Thanks
Took the canary home today
GS & MS
Posted by shellysan on 16th of Mar 2009 at 04:34 pm
Took the canary home today (GS).
Agreee, when the two leaders fall to the curb, one has to think it's a sign, and MSFT has been performing rather badly (underachiever) during the rally, without todays action.