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I seldom use technical indicators, and even when I do, I don’t use them for oversold/overbought purpose. As you all can see in this market, oversold can remain oversold for a long time or get even more oversold. When I do use them, its for the purpose of identifying divergence. Here’s a look at the SPDR Trust (AMEX:SPY) chart. I’m using the SPY chart because it reflects the gapping action (see the empty spaces in between candlesticks), unlike S&P 500 index….
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Yesterday, the market finally staged the type of rally we’ve been looking for. Prices opened higher early in the day and after a brief attempt at a selloff, the market screamed higher the rest of the day. In prior weeks, a higher gap opening would have attracted sellers and they would have been able to push the market down. The fact that the market was able to rally into the close and hold those gains today is encouraging. All eyes are on the FOMC meeting today and a half-point rate cut is expected. Interest rates around the world are falling as …
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Whether you’re an exchange traded fund (ETF) investor who’s bearish on the market or bullish on it, no doubt you’re finding your own way to interpret the recent market activity and what it all means.
But Gary Gordon for ETF Expert says that bulls and bears alike might find……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Layoffs and job losses aren’t just terrible for the housing market, it could also effect the correlation between a growing bunch of apartment vacancies, hurting related exchange traded funds (ETFs) and investments.
Vacancy rates for houses and apartments were just released and the jobless……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Only one thing is this election is for certain: the outcome will have an effect on the markets and exchange traded funds (ETFs) in one way or another.
This is the first time in 76 years that an election is taking place during a financial meltdown/crisis. Ben Steverman for BusinessWeek reports that……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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It’s not “Dancing With the Stars” by any means, but Mark Cuban took a few minutes to answer some questions we had about his idea for an exchange traded fund (ETF).
We first heard him discuss his idea on NPR’s Planet Money podcast. The deal would be that instead of the……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) across several sectors will feel the impact of the Federal Reserve’s decision today to cut rates by 0.5% in an effort to revive the economy and get the credit markets flowing freely once again.
This rate cut would leave the rate at its lowest level in four years,……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Today is the day of anticipated rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, and exchange traded funds (ETFs) seem to be holding their breath while they wait for the 2:15 p.m. ET announcement.
The markets expect the Fed to cut rates by 0.5% to 1%, but there’s thinking that a smaller or larger cut could……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Our head trader, Jared Woodard, will be presenting a free seminar tonight:
Using Iron Condors to Profit From Fear
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
9PM EST / 6PM PST
Commodity Trading School
http://www.commoditytradingschool.com/
“Using Iron Condors to Profit from Fear” will cover the structure and purpose of iron condor options spreads, and will explain how traders can use iron condors to generate income during periods of high volatility and uncertainty in the markets.
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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MON
MON continues to bounce between $70 and $90. This morning it continued its upward swing it’s been on for a very short and steep stint. While MON was trading at $85.86, I sold to open one November 90 covered call (MONKU) at $5.00 and received $489.25 after commissions. This is my second sell trade on the same option. On October 23rd, I bought this same call option back for a profit and paid $330.74. By getting out and getting back in I added $158.51 to my bottom line.
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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There have been quite a few bubbles and mini-bubbles that have burst over the past year or so. A short list would probably include China; housing; oil; fertilizer; solar; dry bulk carriers; etc. What about a fear bubble? We have overshot on just about everything else, so maybe it’s time we overshot the whole business of overshooting. Fear and volatility have become so much a part of the everyday existence for those who work in the investment world that it is all too easy to take them for granted. …
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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The Brazilian real strengthened on speculation that the central bank’s efforts to shore up the currency will help offset investor aversion to higher-yielding assets, giving the currency’s exchange traded fund (ETF) some vigor.
The Central Bank of Brazil sold 16,750 currency swaps out of……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Citigroup is out with a big call on Southern Copper Company (NYSE:PCU) upgrading the shares to Buy from Sell, with a $20 price target.According to Citi, PCU fits their current recommended profile of low cost miners with strong balance sheets. They had listed PCU as a Sell with copper at $3.75/lb given huge downside potential.This scenario has unfolded ($1.85 copper, PCU down 74% from peak) and upside now outweighs downside….
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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Some good material regarding the “cash” and “trading” VIX in this video from Options Monster.One is a topic that comes up left and right; Can you trade the “cash” VIX.The answer is no, and there are a variety of reasons why I suspect it will always be no. The VIX is a statistic, and subject to blips. And quirks such as bid ups ahead of news and selloffs ahead of holidays. Et. al.Another topic that comes up speaks a bit to the first question. Namely, what’s with all the bizarro ticks in the VIX….
Original Source: adamsoptions.blogspot.com
29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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A line of exchange traded funds (ETFs) have undergone a “name simplification,” but behind the scenes, it’s business as usual.
Market Vectors’ family of municipal bond funds have erased the Lehman name from its portfolios.
Index Universe staff reports that the shortened……
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29 October, 2008| Derivatives |
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