Moon Bound?!
Howdy Astronauts,
Once again, another round of applause for the bullish degens reading this!
Most of the week was choppy -- A little up, a little down -- but that all changed on Friday. The bull camp showed up ready to party. Later in the newsletter, you can find the key upside price targets I'll be watching with any continuation. For now, all you really need to know is that the bulls posted a textbook consolidation breakout, especially in the tech sector.
So, what went down?
For most of the week, not much. There were a handful of earnings and announcements, but nothing to run home and tell Mom about. The most exciting thing was when the Fed Chair told his colleagues to "close the fucking door" on climate protesters. I should also note that his actual speech had more of a hawkish tone. This slightly harsher-than-expected stance partially explains why the market took a hit on Thursday. The other reason was a disastrous Treasury bond auction. Not even 50% of the tendered 30-year bonds were sold—no bueno, mi amigo.
Enough with the past. Let's focus on the future!
For this upcoming week, the name of the game is inflation reports. All specific reports, and their associated release times, are posted below. These updates will be particularly pivotal to the current situation. If inflation continues to drop, the market could easily continue its explosion to the upside. If the cost of life is still too damn high, it would most likely be time for some downward mean reversion to play out.
Warm Regards,
Matthew
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Market Events
Monday, Nov. 13th
10:30 AM ET Crude Oil Inventories
Tuesday, Nov. 14th
08:30 AM ET Core CPI (MoM) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET CPI (MoM) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET CPI (YoY) (Oct)
Wednesday, Nov. 15th
08:30 AM ET Core Retail Sales (MoM) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET PPI (MoM) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET Retail Sales (MoM) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET Crude Oil Inventories
Thursday, Nov. 16th
08:30 AM ET Initial Jobless Claims
08:30 AM ET Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index (Nov)
Friday, Nov. 17th
05:00 AM ET CPI (YoY) (Oct)
08:30 AM ET Building Permits (Oct)
Upcoming Earnings
Monday
PM: Fisker & Rumble
Tuesday
AM: Home Depot
Wednesday
AM: Advanced Auto Parts, JD, Target & TJX
Thursday
AM: Alibaba, Macy's & Walmart
PM: Dolby, Ross & Gap
Friday
AM: BJ's (lol)
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, Nov. 13th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 57.7%
- Profit Factor: 2.07
- Bias: Bullish
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S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Tuesday, Nov. 14th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 53.8%
- Profit Factor: 1.09
- Bias: Neutral
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S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Wednesday, Nov. 15th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 73.1%
- Profit Factor: 4.08
- Bias: Very Bullish
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S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Thursday, Nov. 16th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 53.8%
- Profit Factor: 0.80
- Bias: Leaning Bearish
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S&P 500 Seasonal Bias (Friday, Nov. 17th)
- Bull Win Percentage: 46.2%
- Profit Factor: 0.49
- Bias: Bearish
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Options Strategy Update
The 0 DTE signal went 8 out of 10 (~80% accuracy).
As I've discussed in the past, the bane of existence for this particular strategy appears to be Friday's session. I said I'd no longer be trading it on Friday -- I broke that rule & it cost me dearly. Beyond being more disciplined, I do have a few ideas on continued improvements. The next round of adjustments will relate to examining the strength of the combined signals (SPY & QQQ). I'll keep you posted.
Current Streak: 0
November Record: 13/16
Monday Nov. 6th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($437 / $438) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($370 / $371) 🟢
Tuesday Nov. 7th
SPY PUT Credit Spread ($434 / $433) 🟢
QQQ PUT Credit Spread ($369 / $368) 🟢
Wednesday Nov. 8th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($438 / $440) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($374 / $376) 🟢
Thursday Nov. 9th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($438 / $440) 🟢
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($374 / $376) 🟢
Friday Nov. 10th
SPY CALL Credit Spread ($437 / $438) 🔴
QQQ CALL Credit Spread ($374 / $375) 🔴
Charts of Interest
Overall, the week was most choppy. However, the bull camp put on a stellar performance on Friday. If this momentum were to continue, my next target is the major trendline, roughly $444. From there, your guess would be as good as mine if it breaks out or get rejected. Above $444, I'll be looking at $448, $452 and then $453. If the bears gain some strength, I'll be looking for $437, $434 and then $431 (the gap fill).
The tech sector had a beautiful bull channel breakout, retest & upward follow through. My next levels of interest are $379, $384 and $388. The price action is far away from the EMA cloud. Mean reversion is a very fair phenomena to consider in this situation. I would want to see some consolidation before I chase this higher. I would need a higher quality support to base my risk off. With the being said, the strength on Friday was undeniable.
The crypto bulls are still fighting like no other. My next target is $40K-$41K. From there, I'll be watching $48k. If the bulls lose their footing, $35K followed by $31K will most likely serve as support.
Even though ole Teslerrr has been getting beat up, I'm starting to notice a potential invers head & shoulders. If this is accurate & you consider the state of the overall market, a very nice recovery could ensue. The downside gap fill was hit after an analyst downgrade. I really wouldn't be surprised if the bear camp is running out of energy.
On the news the Nvidia is making new CPUs that can be sold to China, the stock ripped to the high heavens. I'll be watching to see if the current all-time high ($500ish) is tested. It's very possible that a consolidation around $470 plays out first. I'm very impressed that the bears can seemingly never win with this stock -- A true bullish monster.
Facebook is representing some serious strength along with the overall tech sector. If the bears don't hold the line at $331, there could be a nice breakout & rally. The current rally has already been pretty strong, so I wouldn't necessarily be betting on the continuation happening immediately.
Netflix is continuing to crush it since its surprise earnings beat. The $445-$453 region is clear resistance. If it's broken to the upside, I'll be looking for the upside gap fill to $470. If it's rejected, I'd be watching for $420 to serve as support.
Wanted to note that the PLTR bulls are dominating. Looking for the previous high (low $20s) to be tested soon.
Times I Thought I Broke My Foot
1.4 *
* This data point is from readings over the past week. The reported information should not be taken as an aggregate or cumulative value for any period beyond the most recent week (Sunday through Saturday). Appropriate alterations were made to account for both travel and time zone shifts.
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