European stocks advanced overnight, tracking a rebound across Asia, as U.S. futures extended gains on the last day of what’s been one of the nastiest months for equities in years. The S&P 500 is off by 7.9% in October, on track for its worst showing since May 2010. Equity bulls will be hoping this rebound can last […]
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Risk. It is a fact of life for a trader. Without risk, there is no reward. Risk is not a bad thing in and of itself. However, you must quantify and manage your risk. In this video, I explain how to identify and manage the risk of a credit spread that is in the money […]
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The markets have been scary lately. Will there be more pain for investors or will we see a relief rally on the horizon? Investors may not like my commentary. Unfortunately, I was right the first time in my assessment. Will I be correct again?
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U.S. stock index futures are staging a comeback despite lingering concerns over rate hikes, earnings, and global growth. Stocks fell sharply on Friday as investors slogged through another volatile session on Wall Street, which saw the S&P 500 end at its lowest level since early May and flirt with correction territory. Traders are now eyeing reports […]
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Volatility is front and center. This type of volatility is only seen once every 50 years, as described by Mr. Urban C, a brilliant mind with a Wharton pedigree. In today’s video, I cover just how wild a ride we are having this month and some amazing stats. What I will remind you is that […]
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The SPY told a story weeks ago about the upcoming drop. I will quickly explain the signs and give a chart to show you exactly what I am talking about. I have highlighted three points in the markets you should know about as a trader. This is the $SPY on a daily chart. The […]
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American Airlines (Ticker: AAL) is set to release their quarterly earnings report tomorrow. Click below to watch this video on how we constructed our play for this very important report. Please follow me on Twitter: @cboesib
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With one week to go to Halloween, the market got a jump on spooking everyone. Yesterday’s wild ride saw the Dow down 550 on the lows, working aggressively back to near steady on the day, only to close down 125 points. This market drop is uncomfortable but should be no surprise. Key indicators were pointing […]
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The markets continue to get weaker and the banks are getting hit with sellers. There are a few names we are watching for trigger-based setups and they all fired yesterday. $GS, $MS, and $WFC all had the setup and structure and all have swung lower due to the markets. Is there a chance for a […]
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So before we know it, we’ll be bombarded with the sales events of Black Friday. Let me be the first to throw that term out to you this year, as today is a Black Friday of sorts as well. 31 years ago today, in 1987 we witnessed one of the biggest single market smackdowns ever: […]
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