DRL wrote:PAGING TVIX and VXX traders...............
Seems Credit Suisse suspended issuance of new TVIX shares yesterday (don't know what the affect of that will be). However I did notice a large divergence between VXX and TVIX today (TVIX seems up but VXX down).
See this website for additional details. http://vixandmore.blogspot.com/
THANK YOU DRL that is very valuable info
Suspending the issuance of new shares means that TVIX now trades like an old fashioned “Closed End Fund” with a fixed number of shares trading at a premium/discount to NAV net asset value. (Anyone know where to find its NAV intraday? Or the “IV” or “IIV”).
Day Traders might consider VXX as an alternative, when appropriate.
Hey Al. I used to check it on google finance but they don't updated it. If you go to yahoo finance and enter ^FAZ-IV ot ^ TVIX-IV or you get a value but I don't know if this has 15 MINs. delay. You need to enter IV after the fund.
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ES Globex: If this is a DZZ wave (IV) of the Ending Duagonal then it has to overlap below the wave (I) high at 1352.75.
The current diwn leg should be the wave (C), which can trace an impulsive or ending diagonal pattern.
If it is an ED we could have an eod rally
if it is impulsive it could inflict technical damage and maybe it could have bearish implications.
My RSI is positive now, but the price level is not, therefore this is nothing more than a consolidation from this moment, lower low or LOD will be tested once more time me thinks.
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TWT wrote:ES Globex: If this is a DZZ wave (IV) of the Ending Duagonal then it has to overlap below the wave (I) high at 1352.75.
The current diwn leg should be the wave (C), which can trace an impulsive or ending diagonal pattern.
If it is an ED we could have an eod rally
if it is impulsive it could inflict technical damage and maybe it could have bearish implications.
(thewavetrading.com)
TWT
I don’t kno what ED duagonal is BUT I DO KNO WHAT AN EOD RALLY IS
(Beware short covering). If it looks like covering, and walks like covering and quacks like covering, and has big spike up bars for no reason……
But right now it is just a flag with “no chance”…..oy, tell that to VIX
Disclaimer: I am not an investment advisor. This is just my opinion NOT investment advice.
we see some support at low 1350 area, which was the dbl top formation from last week. will it hold? i am not sure that's why i am sitting on hand right now. market is slightly oversold. need some correction. we will get a better picture either late today or early tomorrow
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uempel wrote:A red ellipse beating the zigzag and the Fib fan?
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1353 was a breakout point, so it makes sense that we test that area again, do you have any time target? I am thinking we won't get there until around close today, or tomorrow morning/mid-day???
TWT wrote:ES Globex: If this is a DZZ wave (IV) of the Ending Duagonal then it has to overlap below the wave (I) high at 1352.75.
The current diwn leg should be the wave (C), which can trace an impulsive or ending diagonal pattern.
If it is an ED we could have an eod rally
if it is impulsive it could inflict technical damage and maybe it could have bearish implications.
(thewavetrading.com)
TWT
I don’t kno what ED duagonal is BUT I DO KNO WHAT AN EOD RALLY IS
(Beware short covering). If it looks like covering, and walks like covering and quacks like covering, and has big spike up bars for no reason……
But right now it is just a flag with “no chance”…..oy, tell that to VIX
I have not much clue, for now, still looks like a small bear flag but I need see more bars.
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