While the Diary of a Mad Hedge Fund Trader focuses on investment over a one week to six-month time frame, Mad Day Trader, provided by Jim Parker, will exploit money-making opportunities over a brief ten minute to three day window. It is ideally suited for day traders, but can also be used by long-term investors to improve market timing for entry and exit points.
Current Positions
No current holdings
Orders are "stop on close" unless stated otherwise
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Today's Working Orders
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Stocks...
TSLA...176-171 is where to look for a bounce. This is a low risk level to buy before you sell.
Visa & IYT...both put in ORH days. An early hold will attract more buyers.
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Bonds...
30 Yr. Bonds...135.04-134.29 is the big support level.
10 yr. Bonds...125.00 +- a couple is resistance.
TLT...111.25 followed by 110.15 are the support levels
FX...
Euro...139.50-67 is resistance and the upside closing pivot.
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Commodities...
Gold...has now hit support and resistance since Friday unemployment release. This needs below 1265 for a big break.
General Comments orValuable Insight
Equity Indices held the mid-week mayhem.
Almost everyday has two distinct capital flows, with late day being opposite the early direction.
Equity traders should focus on individual names at key technical levels (levels where you can manage your risk). The most you're getting is 1-2 days in one direction.
This is a market where you must continue to book short term gains.
7:30 Draghi statements should provide some fireworks in the Euro.
Opening Range Time Frame Trading again today.
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Short Term View...
Keep trading to make money. The opportunity will be in individual names.
Individual stocks look to be an easier read based off their own technical's.
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For Medium Term Outlook click here.
For Glossary of terms and abbreviations click here.