Buckle Up! This Could Get Wild
Howdy Space Travelers,
The upcoming week should be an exciting one -- I hope you're ready. From an economic standpoint, the next Fed Interest Rate decision will be announced on Wednesday. I'm anticipating no rate change, but I'm fully expecting that markets to a have volatile reaction to Powell's press conference. If he comes off hawkish, look for the market to drop. If he comes off dovish, look for the market to pop. The timing of this is interesting because the second half of week favors the bears from a seasonal perspective. Only time will tell who is "right" this time around.
Later in this newsletter you can find the results of the 0 DTE trades from last week. I also decided to include various stock charts that I think deserve a place on your watchlist. Enjoy!
Much Love,
Thicc Kohrs
Market Events
Tuesday, Sept. 19th
05:00 AM ET EUR CPI (YoY) (Aug)
08:30 AM ET Building Permits (Aug)
Wednesday, Sept. 20th
10:30 AM ET Crude Oil Inventories
02:00 PM ET FOMC Economic Projections
02:00 PM ET Fed Interest Rate Decision
02:30 PM ET FOMC Press Conference -- Fed Chair Jerome Powell
Thursday, Sept. 21st
08:30 AM ET Initial Jobless Claims
08:30 AM ET Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index (Sep)
10:30 AM ET Existing Home Sales (Aug)
Friday, Sept. 22nd
09:45 AM ET S&P Global Services PMI (Sep)
Earnings
Monday
Evening: Stitch Fix
Tuesday
Morning: AutoZone
Wednesday
Morning: General Mills
Evening: FedEx
Thursday
Morning: Darden Restaurants
Friday
None
Note: This is NOT the full list -- I included the names of companies that are popular within the Goonie Community.
Seasonality Update
S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Monday, Sept. 18th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 69%
- Profit Factor: 2.12
- Bias: Bullish
Equity Curve -->
S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Tuesday, Sept. 19th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 46%
- Profit Factor: 0.75
- Bias: Leaning Bearish
Equity Curve -->
S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Wednesday, Sept. 20th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 34%
- Profit Factor: 0.49
- Bias: Leaning Bearish
Equity Curve -->
S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Thursday, Sept. 21st)
- Bull Win Percentage: 38%
- Profit Factor: 0.40
- Bias: Bearish
Equity Curve -->
S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Friday, Sept. 22nd)
- Bull Win Percentage: 36%
- Profit Factor: 0.66
- Bias: Bearish
Equity Curve -->
Options Strategy Update
The 0 DTE signal went 6 out of 8 (~75% accuracy). The expectation for this method is ~80%, so the results are essentially what was predicted. Overall, the numbers should continue to converge to expectation as the data set (the total number of signals) grows.
Monday Sept. 11th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($449 / $450) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($377 / $378) 🟢
Tuesday Sept. 12th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($448 / $449) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($377 / $378) 🟢
Wednesday Sept. 13th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($448 / $449) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($375 / $376) 🟢
Thursday Sept. 14th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($450 / $451) 🔴
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($377 / $378) 🔴
Friday Sept. 15th
None
Charts of Interest
The overall market, aka the SPY, is currently filling out a wedge. Watching this to breakout or breakdown following the FOMC results and press conference.
The tech sector is currently representing a failed breakout. The price action is now approaching downside support. Watching for a bounce or break.
Microsoft has clearly broken its bullish trend -- looking for a continuation to the downside.
Nvidia is seemingly about to test its trendline from the post-earnings gap up. Watching for the bounce or break.
Trust me, I'm more surprised I'm writing this than you are, but Carvana is looking froggy. I'm seeing a classic cup & handle plus an inverse head & shoulders. I’d argue it’s worth watching CVNA for a continuation to the upside.
Notes
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Both of these trades hit if held until close -- 4 total units!
These CCS's were sold at an average of $0.62/ea and were bought back at an average $0.15/ea -- THIS MEANS MY REALIZED GAIN WAS $1,400!
Both of these trades hit if held until close -- 2 total units!
These CCS's were sold at $0.60/ea and were bought back at $0.05/ea -- THIS MEANS MY REALIZED GAIN WAS $660!
Both of these trades hit if held until close -- 4 total units!
These PCS's were sold at $0.65/ea and were bought back at $0.05/ea -- THIS MEANS MY REALIZED GAIN WAS $600!
