QQQQ is strong. So I'm still not willing to bet my life on bear side...
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This is because of AAPL? And AAPL is very unlikely to drop this week, because its VIX (^VXAPL by yahoo.com) was positive last week. I did some some analysis based on the available AAPL volatility data (^VXAPL), AAPL would usually be positive if it had a positive ^VXAPL in the previous week, when the market in the up trend.
so far the rebound is ok, now a little headwind. Today's a typical range day, if you realized this earlier, then your DT would benefit a lot from it.
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vsedge wrote:This is because of AAPL? And AAPL is very unlikely to drop this week, because its VIX (^VXAPL by yahoo.com) was positive last week. I did some some analysis based on the available AAPL volatility data (^VXAPL), AAPL would usually be positive if it had a positive ^VXAPL in the previous week, when the market in the up trend.
Hmm, interesting. thanks.
I finally see some discussion here. Come on guys, you're too shy.
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GS is trong this week, and its vlolatility data (^VXGS) was positive in the last week too.
But GS is clearly in a bearish rising wedge on a daily chart. So I am confused.
As far as I know, the hedge fund is buying and at the same time well hedged, so it's very unlikely to sell off hard now although the week could close in red as statistics strongly suggested.
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GS is trong this week, and its vlolatility data (^VXGS) was positive in the last week too.
But GS is clearly in a bearish rising wedge on a daily chart. So I am confused.
As far as I know, the hedge fund is buying and at the same time well hedged, so it's very unlikely to sell off hard now although the week could close in red as statistics strongly suggested.
I am trying to develop a strategy to buy or sell weekly options, based on the volalility index of individual stock (like AAPL and GS) and index (like SPY). I noticed that there are very good correlation between the weekly movement of the volitivity in the previous week and the weekly price movement of stock or index.
For instances, both AAPL and GS's volativity indexes were positive last week, assuming we are instill in the up trend, then their price would be closing in green this week. This would give us an edge to play vertical spread option strategy on a weekly basis.
If my logic about no buyers today at the last hour holds true, then just don't expect this to rebound. But overall, a little bit bigger picture, I see price overlap today, so unlikely today's the real bear attack, and I still think chances are good we'll see a gap up tomorrow.
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GS is trong this week, and its vlolatility data (^VXGS) was positive in the last week too.
But GS is clearly in a bearish rising wedge on a daily chart. So I am confused.
As far as I know, the hedge fund is buying and at the same time well hedged, so it's very unlikely to sell off hard now although the week could close in red as statistics strongly suggested.
I am trying to develop a strategy to buy or sell weekly options, based on the volalility index of individual stock (like AAPL and GS) and index (like SPY). I noticed that there are very good correlation between the weekly movement of the volitivity in the previous week and the weekly price movement of stock or index.
For instances, both AAPL and GS's volativity indexes were positive last week, assuming we are instill in the up trend, then their price would be closing in green this week. This would give us an edge to play vertical spread option strategy on a weekly basis.
Wow, thanks for the tip!
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GS is trong this week, and its vlolatility data (^VXGS) was positive in the last week too.
But GS is clearly in a bearish rising wedge on a daily chart. So I am confused.
As far as I know, the hedge fund is buying and at the same time well hedged, so it's very unlikely to sell off hard now although the week could close in red as statistics strongly suggested.
I am trying to develop a strategy to buy or sell weekly options, based on the volalility index of individual stock (like AAPL and GS) and index (like SPY). I noticed that there are very good correlation between the weekly movement of the volitivity in the previous week and the weekly price movement of stock or index.
For instances, both AAPL and GS's volativity indexes were positive last week, assuming we are instill in the up trend, then their price would be closing in green this week. This would give us an edge to play vertical spread option strategy on a weekly basis.
Volume surge, so could see pullback here. Anyway, that should concludes the day. Thank you guys, see you tomorrow! Feel free to post new thread on this board. And as for this watering thread, I think it's a good start, and we'll get better as we get to know each other day by day. Thanks again!
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