VIX managed to hit another high today before falling back to approach the 10 DSMA. The wide range R1/S1 bar closed on the low the day, which suggests further downside likely tomorrow.
The TICK, NYAD and TRIT were all upslope the last 2 hours, with no range retracement, although the TICK readings were relatively tame. Whether these indicators reflected sustained short covering or genuine buying interest remains to be seen.
I was prepared to short XLF at the open, but it did not falter in the face of the "loaners" (WM, CFC) decline. The market makers kept the bid/ask spread on the puts at .15-.25, which is not an attractive buying environment. At that point, the markets began showing some strength and I stood back from any notion of shortng (happily).
Carl Futia sees this as the bottom, with new upside targets yet to come. Check out his new guesstimates.
Carl Futia sees this as the bottom, with new upside targets yet to come. Check out his new guesstimates.
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