Equities Update: Late Slide on Job Jitters [View article]
Everyone's waiting for unemployment rate to turn around in order to confirm the end of the recession in the real economy (even though that too isn't the best measure of the real economy). It has to come at some point and every new number now brings us closer to that reversal. Bailing out on it right now isn't the cleverest thing to do.
Despite a negative day in equities, options action is surprisingly bullish with the total equities put call ratio dipping 21 basis points to 0.68. Yes, put call ratio do not only measure long positions or opening trades but it has a long history of being generally in the direction of the newly longs. This also confirms the fact that most options traders are speculators rather than hedgers. www.optiontradingpedia...
a lot of optimism in the stock market today but little change in the options market. Total Equities Put Call Ratio ( www.optiontradingpedia... ) remained relatively unchanged at around par. This is still an undecided market it seems.
Every economic turnpoint are full of such debates and mostly on an academic basis. As a trader, I look at the charts and trade the charts and for the past year, I don't care what other people say, but it has been a GREAT bull ride for me and that's what matters.
Is it a default or suspension? Default is outright admission that they are incapable of and will not be paying and all assets will be up for liquidation, which opens a ton of great deals for us investors. I don't think its there yet, its just a suspension or I would already be in Dubai.
$59 Billion Dubai Debt Default Could Have Much Wider Implications [View article]
Suspension isn't default. It would be interesting to see what happens in a default. I don't think its going to affect the world but it will definitely open the door to a ton of great bargains for investors in Dubai. :)
Ahead of Black Friday: Has Consumer Confidence Been Restored? [View article]
From the economic numbers (chain store sales, retail sales etc), consumer confidence is definitely coming back even though it would really be interesting to compare black friday sales this years vs last year. That would paint a clearer picture.
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