Technical Outlook:
- Heavy move to the downside yesterday that saw a near 2% move unfold on SPX.
- The 5 and 20-day moving averages were crushed yesterday but the 10-day MA held and price saw a slight bounce off of the MA.
- Above average volume on the sell-off yesterday, and notable increase from what was seen the day before.
- VIX saw a 10% pop yesterday quickly pushing it back to the 22 level.
- Good chance with the doji candle formed on SPX Monday, and the subsequent sell-off yesterday, that we have now established a lower-high.
- For the bulls to recapture control of this market it stops nothing short of breaking the highs of Monday’s price action.
- Pushing the market below 1872 sooner rather than later will be absolutely paramount so that a lower-low may be established on the 30 minute chart.
- In doing so, on the daily, it represent a break of the 5 day consolidation pattern from last week.
- T2108 (% of stocks trading above the 40-day moving average) dropped 18% yesterday to close at 24.
- Despite mentions of talking heads that stocks have decoupled from oil, that is untrue and still the main driver of this market.
- Short-term, the bulls are in overbought territory.
- Confirming the head and shoulders pattern on the weekly chart of SPX/SPY will be critical for the bears if they are going to keep the downtrend going.
My Trades:
- Added two short positions to the portfolio yesterday.
- Did not close out any positions yesterday.
- Currently 20% Short, 80% Cash
- Staying light in this market is absolutely key. Strong bias at this stage is dangerous. Will look to add 1-2 additional short positions today if the market continues to weaken.
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