Did somebody spot a real sell-off? After a rosy start to the day, stocks are at session lows a bit more than 30 minutes before the bell. DJIA -0.6%, Nasdaq -0.6%. Beleaguered VIX investors get a bounce, VXX +3.4%. [View news story]
I'm surprise how petty the comments are. My intention was to read comments for perspective but it turns out to be kids trying to show off how great they are.
The recent drop in the VIX to below 15 is about the 5th time at that level in the last 2 years, notes MarketTech, and the other instances have indeed coincided with market tops. The pullback in the S&P 500 on the other 4 occasions tended to last for about 2 months and range from 6-19%. [View news story]
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Well, late as i am. Wouldn't people see the current the little sample size that is presented here in the comments column as a form of divergence for UA stock? Even the chart suggest so. So its either sideways or correction for now, and ready for next move up if earnings and economic condition permit so.
finally someone on the other end of the spectrum. its a reality check for us longs, and im hedging UA heavily. smell like trouble when everyone here is cheering.
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The overall picture i can see here as a trader is divergence. With bulls and bears fighting to be "right". But i would say one thing, corporate america always holds the gov by their balls, be it which ever tom dick or harry takes office. whatever policy changes that is implemented it is what they wanted and the direction they want it to go.
There's nothing wrong analyzing the market, but when you over analyze and it turns against u, you will end up in denial and kept asking "why" to never know the answer. I suggest going where the wind takes you.
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No matter how you look at it, the revised down guidance is still too high in my own opinion, the possibility of further downward revision is high and im expecting another dollar reduction.
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We'll be sideways for the next decade, barring anything that is revolutionary. You do realise that looking at the chart we haven been anywhere since 2000. And given the current fundamental, can you think about going higher or buying in at current price?
VXX is not S&P 500 volatility index. Instead its VIX. VXX is an ETN offered by barclays and its underlying are vix futures which more often than not are in contango effect. Using it to track volatility is inaccurate if you are comparing it to vix.
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Did somebody spot a real sell-off? After a rosy start to the day, stocks are at session lows a bit more than 30 minutes before the bell. DJIA -0.6%, Nasdaq -0.6%. Beleaguered VIX investors get a bounce, VXX +3.4%. [View news story]
The recent drop in the VIX to below 15 is about the 5th time at that level in the last 2 years, notes MarketTech, and the other instances have indeed coincided with market tops. The pullback in the S&P 500 on the other 4 occasions tended to last for about 2 months and range from 6-19%. [View news story]
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There's nothing wrong analyzing the market, but when you over analyze and it turns against u, you will end up in denial and kept asking "why" to never know the answer. I suggest going where the wind takes you.
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