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Daily and weekly trading plans covering options, stocks and futures, built around order flow. Each edition sets out support and resistance levels for the session ahead and the macro events in view, with recurring attention to inflation data and Federal Reserve expectations.
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Recent examples: Don’t drown in the Tsunami. · Sell.
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Recent posts
- Don’t drown in the Tsunami.
Hey traders- This is a brief note which I will expand over the weekend but long story short, this is a historic win by the democrats and the markets initially losing the weekly support level briefly into the election night have since recovered all of these losses and then some. We are now back into the weekly resistance territory which you can find in the weekly mail. We cannot be bullish on longer time frames until we get to close above this resistance level across several days. We are now 7669 on the emini. In the intraday time frames, I think dips can be supported as the market in the…
- Sell.
Hey folks— Picking up from where we left off last week, NVDA, despite having a 12 PE, shed another 3% on the week, with the brunt of the selling coming on Friday. Google is trading at its cheapest valuation ever, yet that did not stop the stock from shedding a whopping quarter of its value this quarter alone, with most of the damage done last week. On the general market side, my weekly resistance level turned out to be the exact high in the index, and Friday was one of the worst-performing days for both the emini S&P500 & NQ in recent memory, with NQ being down a whopping 4.2% at one point…
- Fog of Uncertainty.
Looking a year out, the S&P500 sits at a Price to Earnings of 19, which would make it cheap, relatively speaking, going back last few years. The current PE sits at 26 which in my view is on the high end of the range. Despite the forward multiples being on the lower end of the recent range, this market has decidedly taken on a negative momentum, with volatility picking up steam, especially last week. From our weekly plan last Sunday, 7800 was the resistance and on the support side we came close, but narrowly missed it by a few points. On Friday, we tried to rally but then gave up these gains…
- Lows Hold.
Hey guys— With October almost behind us, the lows here are holding. We are barely a handful of points above the weekly support. Tic Toc's OrderFlow Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Here I will not be bearish unless we can break the lows from today at 7677. I think if we continue to hold these lows, I will like to see if we retrace back to 7772. I think next larger move comes either a break above 7772, or below 7677. ~ tic toc Disclaimer: This newsletter is not intended to provide trading or…
- Bear Market Begins.
Hey friends, over the weekend much ink has been spent trying to answer if we are now in a proper bear market. Technically, no— we are in a raging bull market right now. The indices, most of them, are sitting a couple of percentage points of all time highs. This is one of the strongest bull markets, up roughly 120% from the 2022 bear market lows. Then why is there so much angst and anxiety everywhere you look, from the desperate social media posts & screenshots to the CNBC pundit class crying hoarse, some of whom have shed 20 to 40% of their portfolios within a month? I am pretty sure most of…
- To Breakout or Not?
Traders— Over the weekend, Satya Nadella of Microsoft made an impassioned case for curtailing advance AI (or shall we call is SI now) development, until all the risks are understood and mitigated. Sa…
- Daily Plan 10.9.26
Hey traders— From last night’s plan, 7820 held thru first half of the session, broke in the latter half and then we closed the session close to right where we opened. I will give the bulls’ another b…
- Daily Plan 10.8.26
Hey folks— From the weekly plan, we have seen some selling near 7906 contract high with this market closing back above 7850 post FOMC. For the session tomorrow we can lean on 7820 or so as potentiall…
- Weekly Plan 10.4.26
Hey traders— From my post last week, the support zone on the ES Emini S&P500 was 7700 which held for most part but we did see some adverse activity below this level. This was a brief dip which was im…
- Will Jensen be Charged for Fraud?
Folks— Agents are all the rage today. Agent this , agent that— I would submit that YOU and YOUR investments are your own BEST agents. Your investments work for you— day and night. They do the heavy lifting with a single laser focussed goal, to make you financially free. There is a lot of doom and gloom out there, and with good reason. There is uncertainty, all this uncertainty can be unnerving, and to make it worst, influencers with little to no skin in the game are spreading FUD at all hours. Against such a backdrop of non stop fear mongering, a consistently implemented investment program is…
- Chips Surge!
Fairly aggressive day today, we opened above the 7750 level and could not even retest 7750 missing it by a few points before taking off and ending the session near the session highs. Related markets …
- The Worst is Yet to Come.
A tremendous amount of ink was spilled and eyeballs were glued to the Fed decision to raise rates by a quarter percentage point last week, with many experts calling this the start of a new tightening cycle. The markets sold off quite aggressively on the news, but most of those losses were recovered in the latter part of the week, quite nicely coinciding with my weekly support levels shared last week. To make long-term calls based on one Fed decision requires a certain stretching of the imagination, but if I were a betting man, I would say there is perhaps going to be one more rate hike this…
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