Seeking Alpha

John Mylant's  Instablog

John Mylant
  • on Options
  • on Industrial Goods
Send Message
Residing in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Has been trading and coaching using a self-developed option trading system for 10 years. Philosophically conservative, accurately trades weekly options with a strong risk management approach. Well sought after by investors around the world, he teaches a... More
My company:
OptionsWeekly.Org
My blog:
SPY Technical Analysis
  • ETF SPY: Greece Jitters Market Yet Again! 0 comments
    May 8, 2012 8:15 AM | about stocks: SPA

    Tuesday Morning Trade Research

    RSI- the RSI is following the trend of the stock. Just dipping into bearish territory, it is supporting the bearish movement of the SPY over the last couple of weeks. Weakness.

    Bollinger Bands- The bands are also starting to lean down and this also supports the bearish lean. Not yet at the bottom of the band, the SPY still has room to move down today. (click to enlarge)

    MACD- Weakness can especially be seen in the MACD Historgram. Notice the high points are barely above the '0' line while the low points are well below. This is showing more signs of weakness.

    Current Events

    World stock markets were volatile Tuesday as the initial shock from election results in Europe faded but skepticism grew over whether Greece could form a government capable of fixing its financial mess.

    Worries intensified about Greece's ability to stay solvent and remain in the 17-member euro currency bloc.

    The smallest gain in U.S. payrolls in six months need not presage the kind of slowdown that bedeviled the world's largest economy for the past two years.

    Rising auto sales, improving bank credit and stabilization of housing are among the signs the economy is more resilient now than it was around the same time in 2010 and 2011, according to Marisa Di Natale, an economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester , Pennsylvania.

    "From where we sit right now, we think the economy looks fundamentally stronger," Di Natale said. "Surveys of business and consumer confidence are better, the labor market data looks a lot better than it did last year, even some of the housing data looks better."

    WebRep

    currentVote

    noRating

    noWeight

    Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.

    Themes: S P 500, ETF Stocks: SPA
Back To John Mylant's Instablog HomePage »

Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.

Full index of posts »
Latest Followers

StockTalks

  • FYI: Weakness in crude oil, is credited from the unexpected and enormous increase in US oil production over the past year as a key driver.
    1 day ago
  • FYI: gold to be more useful as a "fear index" than an investment, it's expected weakness bodes well for his core equity investments.
    1 day ago
  • FYI: JPMorgan took the lead Friday in the battle of the bulls, raising its year-end price target for the Standard & Poor's 500 to 1,715.
    1 day ago
More »

Latest Comments


Posts by Themes
Instablogs are Seeking Alpha's free blogging platform customized for finance, with instant set up and exposure to millions of readers interested in the financial markets. Publish your own instablog in minutes.