China’s Covid cases continue to plague markets as investors fear the return of the zero-COVID policy. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will soon release its most recent economic outlook. Goldman Sachs warned that the global equities bear market is not yet over. Equities dropped on concerns that China would resume stricter COVID-19 control Read More…
The yearly low support breached. What the correlation between the major indices tells us Lackluster price action on the shorter time frames Yearly Support Breached The E-mini S&P 500 (ES) traded at the yearly low of $3,639 for the first time since June; prices actually breached the low before moving back upward and have been Read More…
A look at the downward trend channel on the daily chart ES drops 2.7% in 1 hour after the Feds interest rate decision Vix reading is at 28 and sits within a range Recap In last week’s analysis of the ES Futures, we noted a possible bearish target of $3,750, which has been met. ES Read More…
Volatility is an important part of trading. It is related to risk but also in some cases, opportunity. This article will show how to use volatility to get a directional bias in the equity futures market. Volatility analysis is both quantitative and psychological in nature because it uses complex calculations to understand the level of fear and greed in the market.
Asian stocks are currently doing better than the U.S. and European stocks. The major cause of the upbeat stock prices in Asia is China’s ability to recover faster from the COVID-19 induced economic recession. This created the notion that some regions in Asia have succeeded significantly to control the Coronavirus pandemic. This saw the MSCI Read More…
The number of new cases of infection of COVID-19 in the US has risen in recent times as many states ease their lockdown measures. This has prompted fears that a possible second wave of COVID-19 looms in the US. Certainly, the economy reopening resulted in the spread of the deadly Virus to many of the Read More…
