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CVSI...GOOD for YOU...!...
CVSI had a very good day...and it seems early...but at the same time not a lot of sources for news on this one...
60minute...$1.85 looks significant...price needs to get back inside the upperBollinger Band and then decide direction/decide if its done with UP...
Daily...plenty of room to continue with UP...I wouldn't expect too much of a drawback...I'd like to see $1.85 become a pivot...drawback below 1.85 and reverse UP....
Cover 1/4 2695 at 2735...plus 40 S&P points CheckMate...
...really didn't want to take profit untill I was UP 60 S&P points...but also have gone through 3 trips down below 2730...so maybe now the Market will run higher; now that I'm not being as greedy???...yes I was/I am that bullish...
Long ...2695(3/4))
Short ...
(2017) 2540 ...2530 ...2516... 2505... 2494...2474... 2459... 2452... 2397...2394(1/4)... 2390...2386 ... 2308...2298... 2296...2284(3/4)...
(2016)2281...2268(1 1/2)...2250(1/2)... 2241...2211...2209 ...2188...2183...2176...
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Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess.
Swing Trading you have velocity on your side & compounding... this blows buy and hold returns away... FACT. Consider the swings that have taken place. Thousands of points of potential opportunity... but you have to work for it.
07/05 cover 1/4 2695 at 2735 +40 S&P points CheckMate
06/26 cover 1/4 2701 at 2731 +31 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2701 at 2721 +20 S&P points
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2703 +61 S&P points doubleCheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2710 +54 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2724 +40 S&P points CheckMate
06/21 cover 1/4 2764 at 2749 +10 S&P points
06/21 cover 1/4 2754 at 2764 +10 S&P points
06/20 cover 1/4 2754 at 2766 +12 S&P points
06/19 cover 1/2 2754 at 2762 +8 S&P points x2
06/15 cover all 2775 at 2770 +5 S&P points x4
06/15 cover all 2783 at 2775 -8 S&P points x4
06/12 cover 1/2 2788 at 2780 +08 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2772 +20 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2768 +16 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/2 2752 at 2761 +9 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2722 at 2756 +34 S&P points CheckMate
06/04 cover 1/4 2722 at 2744 +22 S&P points
06/01 cover 1/2 2722 at 2734 +12 S&P points x2
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2709 +28 S&P points Check
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2718 +37 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2719 +38 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2706 +25 S&P points
05/29 cover all 2706 at 2698 -8 S&P points x4
05/25 cover 1/4 2598 at 2722+124 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/24 cover 1/2 2720 at 2766 +5 S&P points x2
05/24 cover 3/4 2711 at 2716 +5 S&P points x3
05/23 cover 1/4 2711 at 2731 +20 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/4 2715 at 2731 +16 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/2 2715 at 2726 +10 S&P points
05/17 cover all 2715 at 2722 +7 S&P points x4
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2713 +26 S&P points
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2705 +34 S&P points CheckMate
05/15 cover 1/2 2739 at 2709 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
05/15 cover all 2730 at 2709 +21 S&P points x4
05/10 cover 1/4 2598 at 2721+123 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/09 cover 1/4 2598 at 2698+100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
05/07 cover 1/4 2603 at 2679 +76 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/04 cover 1/4 2603 at 2665 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2598 at 2628 +30 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2634 +31 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2625 +22 S&P points
05/03 cover 1/2 2631 at 2625 -6 S&P points x2
05/01 cover 1/2 2631 at 2649 +18 S&P points x2
04/27 cover 1/2 2620 at 2674 +54 S&P points CheckMate x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2642 +22 S&P points x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2630 +10 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2625 at 2634 +9 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2661 at 2648 -13 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2671 at 2659 -12 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2661 at 2680 +9 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/2 2712 at 2686 +26 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2683 +29 S&P points...Check
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2692 +20 S&P points
04/11 cover 1/4 2582 at 2672 +90 S&P points...tripleCheckMate
04/11 cover 1/2 2641 at 2654 +13 S&P points x2
04/10 cover 1/2 2641 at 2656 +15 S&P points x2
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2639 +19 S&P points
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2650 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
04/05 cover 1/4 2582 at 2658 +76 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2645 +54 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2644 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2628 +37 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2614 +32 S&P points...CheckMate
04/03 cover 1/2 2591 at 2614 +23 S&P points ...x2
04/03 cover 1/4 2582 at 2612 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/4 2605 at 2643 +43 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/2 2612 at 2633 +21 S&P points... x2
03/27 cover 1/4 2607 at 2600 -7 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2626 +15 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2673 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2658 +47 S&P points...CheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2641 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/23 cover all 2640 at 2635 -5 S&P points...
03/22 cover 1/2 2663 at 2884 +21 S&P points... x2
03/22 cover all 2690 at 2684 -6 S&P points...
03/21 cover 1/4 2703 at 2734 +31 S&P points...CheckMate
03/20 cover 1/2 2703 at 2723 +20 S&P points...
03/14 cover all 2768 at 2758 -10 S&P points... x4
03/12 cover 1/4 2795 at 2780 +15 S&P points...
03/07 cover 1/4 2720 at 2605 +15 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2706 at 2612 +6 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2712 +61 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2671 at 2684 +13 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/4 2656 at 2695 +39 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 1/4 2671 at 2691 +20 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/2 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 3/4 2665 at 2659 -6 S&P points... x3
03/01 cover 1/4 2665 at 2680 +15 S&P points...
03/01 cover all 2700 at 2684 -16 S&P points... x4
03/01 cover 1/2 2716 at 2726 +10 S&P points... x2
03/01 cover 1/4 2710 at 2726 +16 S&P points...
02/28 cover all 2736 at 2728 -8 S&P points... x4
02/26 cover 1/4 2743 at 2753 +10 S&P points...
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2779 +73 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2772 +62 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2760 +50 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2708 at 2764 +56 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2766 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2710 at 2747 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2747 +39 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2739 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2728 +20 S&P points...
02/21 cover 1/4 2708 at 2745 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/2 2708 at 2719 +11 S&P points... x2
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2708 +43 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2728 +23 S&P points...
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2719 +32 S&P points... CheckMate
02/16 cover 1/4 2751 at 2736 +15 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/4 2743 at 2729 +14 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/2 2743 at 2733 +10 S&P points... x2
02/16 cover all 2730 at 2736 -6 S&P points...
02/15 cover 1/4 2713 at 2691 +22 S&P points...
02/14 cover 1/4 2555 at 2690 +135 S&P points... QuadCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +90 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +65 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 1/4 2580 at 2665 +85 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 3/4 2620 at 2628 +8 S&P points... x3
02/12 cover 1/4 2555 at 2655 +100 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2580 at 2601 +21 S&P points... x2
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2601 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/4 2555 at 2601 +46 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2631 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/08 cover 1/4 2620 at 2749 +29 S&P points... check
02/08 cover all 2634 at 2718 +16 S&P points x4
02/08 cover 1/4 2642 at 2637 -5 S&P points
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2723 +100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2713 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2700 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2693 +70 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2668 +30 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2656 +33 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/2 2638 at 2656 +18 S&P points x2
02/06 cover 1/2 2600 at 2650 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/06 cover 1/4 2600 at 2650 +50 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4..2600 at 2660 +60 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover all..2648 at 2600 +48 S&P points CheckMate x
02/06 cover all..2690 at 2600 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate x
02/05 cover 1/2..2650 at 2680 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2650 at 2690 +40 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover all..2693 at 2678 +15 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2690 at 2675 +15 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2660 +47 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2645 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2707 at 2690 +17 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2868 at 2718 +150 S&P points QuadCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2783 at 2740 +43 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2736 +18 S&P points x2
02/05 cover all..2747 at 2735 +12 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2735 +19 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2883 at 2760 +23 S&P points
02/02 cover 1/2..2783 at 2763 +20 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2868 at 2791 +77 S&P points double CheckMate
02/02 cover all...2802 at 2795 +5 S&P points x4
02/02 cover all...2804 at 2795 +9 S&P points x4
02/02 cover 1/4..2834 at 2797 +37 S&P points CheckMate
02/01 cover 1/4..2834 at 2815 +19 S&P points
02/01 cover 1/2..2834 at 2819 +15 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2815 +36 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2821 +30 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover all ..2841 at 2827 +14 S&P points x4
01/30 cover 1/2..2851 at 2827 +24 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2868 at 2827 +41 S&P points CheckMate
01/29 cover 1/4..2868 at 2853 +15 S&P points
01/25 cover all..2843 at 2826 +5 S&P points x4
01/24 cover 1/4..2851 at 2826 +25 S&P points
01/09 cover all..2751 at 2756 -05 S&P points x4
12/26 cover 1/2..2690 at 2680 +10 S&P points x2
12/20 cover 1/4..2693 at 2677 +16 S&P points
12/19 cover 1/2..2693 at 2633 +10 S&P points x2
IntraDay Cycle trading...
Trade sequence=15 S&P points (15 points is nothing special=the average daily range is about 15POINTS...2 times the daily average=30 points )...
15 S&P points =cover 1/4 of position...
...then 30 S&P points = CheckMate...cover 1/4...
... 60 S&P points =doubleCheckMate cover/close 1/4...
... 90 S&P points = tripleCheckMate...
... 120 S&P points= quadCheckMate...
Goal is 30 points on any position...a tripleCheckMate is few and far between...a quadCheckMate...very rare.
http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=%24SPX&p=15&yr=0&mn=0&dy=5&i=p76620161221&a=592227579&r=1525359951681
Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess
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10minute...big $TICK almost 1000 tick...middle of the day as price tries to get above 2735...I'll give price a little time...but will likely take 1/4 profit before end of day...
10minute
Daily...all 3 averages 3-5-10avg. are converging at 2725...so I will not like it if price goes below 2725...10 day averages continues to tick down and needs price to stay above 2725...
...the 50 day average continues to tick UP about one point a day...2721.45
...those are good choices....and the overall sector is looking good.
I like all 3...
CVSI price has made the turn ...UP without reaching oversold...need more volume...
CRON
LBUY...of the 3 stocks...this has the best looking volume=getting the most attention...testing centerline at $1.28 and the the 50day average is at $1.34...
KWEB...China internet ETF...If China has found a bottom this is an interesting ETF...I like it now...
SSEC...Shanghai...looks kind of oversold...
KWEB...Wants ... UP...some of the Top holdings are going to move first to get a CCI signal on KWEB...the ones that signal ahead of KWEB are likely the leaders...with any ETF...you look for the leaders that signal first and lift the ETF out of oversold...
Top holdings......
BABA...about ready for ...UP
TCEHY...wants...UP
BIDU...wants...UP
ATHM...on the move...UP
MOMO...thinks it wants ...UP...
JD...interesting...didn't bury itself in oversold...
VIPS...on the move...UP...
NTES...MAY BE ONE OF THE STRONGER...would like more volume...
WUBA...RATHER WEAK...closing near day's low...
IQ...did not reach oversold...interesting...for a recent IPO, didn't give much back to the ...chinaBEAR...
CVSI...
Cannabis Value to Shatter Expectations as Legalization Ramps up
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/cannabis-value-to-shatter-expectations-as-legalization-ramps-up-2018-07-02
NEW YORK, July 2, 2018 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- NEW YORK, July 2, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --
According to research published by Oristep Consulting, the global medical cannabis market was valued at USD 12.67 Billion in 2016 and will reach USD 33.41 Billion by 2022, while growing at a CAGR of 17.53% during the forecast period. The two main cannabinoids from the cannabis plant are THC and CBD, both of which are used as treatments for various conditions such as lack of appetite, nausea, pain, inflammation (swelling and redness), as well as muscle control problems. The report also specifies that North America leads the market, holding about half of the market share in 2016. As for recreational cannabis products, the continued spread of legalization across North America is pushing the market projections to new highs. On June 19 [th] , Canada legalized cannabis across the nation. Additionally, earlier this year, California began legal sales of cannabis products for recreational use and since then, further political changes have been planned. CLS Holdings USA, Inc. CLSH, +2.14% Lexaria Bioscience Corp. LXRP, +0.51% Namaste Technologies Inc. NXTTF, -1.65% CV Sciences Inc. CVSI, +3.81% Leafbuyer Technologies Inc. LBUY, -2.01%
Meanwhile, States enjoy the benefits from the new growing market. Fortune reported that, "in order to collect USD 1 Billion a year in taxes, the state will need to reach a projected USD 7 Billion in annual legal recreational cannabis sales. At that rate, California would easily be the country's largest legal marijuana market, as the entire legal cannabis industry in the U.S. is expected to pull in roughly USD 10 Billion in total sales for 2017. That number would almost certainly get a boost in the coming years, as legal markets grow in California and other states, such as Nevada and Massachusetts."
CLS Holdings USA, Inc. (otcqb:CLSH) last week announced breaking news that, "the successful closing of its acquisition of Oasis Cannabis. CLS is now active in the legalized cannabis market in Las Vegas, NV, generating USD $850,000 in gross monthly revenue.
Oasis Cannabis is a fully integrated cannabis operation in Las Vegas, Nevada. Since 2017, Oasis has been involved in growing, extraction, conversion, processing and operating a dispensary. Its grow, extraction, conversion and processing facility had its best month ever last month in generating USD 200,000 in gross revenues. Due to increased demand and the additional capital that was just raised, CLS plans to triple the grow production capacity over the remainder of 2018. On the retail dispensary side, Oasis has steadily witnessed increased traffic over the past few months, is now up to 400 daily visitors, and is currently generating USD 650,000 of gross monthly revenue.
Oasis's City Trees wholesale product line recently more than doubled its number of product SKUs offered to retail dispensary customers and now covers a variety of concentrates, vape pens, and capsules, and tinctures including high CBD versions. The City Trees product line is now being sold in over 20 dispensaries in the Las Vegas and Reno markets."
CLS Chief Executive, Jeff Binder, commented, "We are thrilled to have successfully completed the acquisition of Oasis Cannabis. We are thankful to our existing long-term shareholders for their patience and our new investors who share our enthusiasm and excitement for the Nevada market with Oasis and additional expansion opportunities as they evolve. We look forward to building out a significant and diversified cannabis operation with multiple locations. We believe this is just the beginning for CLS and anticipate great things to come."
Ben Sillitoe, Co-Founder of Oasis Cannabis, commented, "This is an exciting time for the entire Oasis team. The closing of this transaction is a major milestone for our strategic growth plans. As we add new locations and expand our product manufacturing and cultivation facilities there will be more jobs created and additional opportunities for our existing team to advance in their careers. I'm personally honored by all of this. This is such a unique time in our country's history and I'm very proud to be a part of the movement to end cannabis prohibition. Now that our entire Nevada operation is a wholly owned subsidiary of a publicly-traded company there is more opportunity for people to be a part of it."
Lexaria Bioscience Corp. (otcqx:LXRP) has developed and out-licenses its disruptive delivery technology that promotes healthier ingestion methods, lower overall dosing and higher effectiveness of lipophilic active molecules. In April, the Company announced a major new licensing agreement with Nuka Enterprises LLC, maker of 1906 brand cannabis chocolates and other edible products. The deal renews Nuka's DehydraTECH™ license rights for use in its 1906 brand of cannabis chocolates, recognized for their fast onset times, efficacy, amazing taste and unique formulations. Nuka has been utilizing Lexaria's technology within its award-winning 1906 brand chocolates for nearly two years, during which time 1906 entered the cannabis market; advanced from a start-up to Colorado's number-three cannabis chocolate brand available in over 150 locations; and has been touted by media, industry watchers and consumers as one of the most innovative brands in the cannabis space.
Namaste Technologies Inc. (otcqb:NXTTF) is a global leader in the sale of medical cannabis consumption devices. Namaste has nine offices with multiple distribution centers around the globe and operates over 30 websites under various brands. Recently, the Company announced the signing of a Master Services Agreement with YPB Group Ltd., an Australian based product verification and customer engagement company. Namaste has identified the need for its global customers to have confidence in the products they are purchasing, and for vendors to have access to granular data on their end-users. As such, Namaste plans to introduce YPB's solutions across its network of manufacturers and to Canadian Licensed Producers to bring certainty of authenticity and supply chain transparency to the entire legal cannabis industry globally. This coalition furthers Namaste's agenda in providing leading technology platforms for its global marketplace and in enhancing the user's experience for its customers.
CV Sciences Inc. (otcqb:CVSI) operates two distinct business segments: a drug development division focused on developing and commercializing novel therapeutics utilizing synthetic CBD; and, a consumer product division focused on manufacturing, marketing and selling plant-based CBD products to a range of market sectors. Last month, the Company announced the June 7th, 2018 publication of the toxicology and safety results of an extract from the base raw materials used in its market-leading PlusCBD Oil™ consumer products. The Company contracted respected scientific and regulatory consulting firm, AIBMR Life Sciences, Inc., to conduct the battery of toxicological studies to investigate the safety of oral consumption of the Company's hemp cannabidiol (CBD) oil and to support a Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) Independent Conclusion.
CVSI...still hasn't got oversold and the technicals are looking more positive
Leafbuyer Technologies Inc. (otcqb:LBUY) is one of the most comprehensive online sources for cannabis deals and information. Recently, the Company announced that it has reported annual website traffic growth to Leafbuyer.com of 375%. Leafbuyer's new session numbers also grew nearly 30% from March 2018. The growth comes after the Company rolled out its new product directory and added major search functionality to its industry-leading cannabis deals database. Mark Breen, COO at Leafbuyer, attributes the momentum to expanded product offerings and the increased brand recognition in new markets. "We are seeing an increase in consumers using the site as we add more functionality and features."
Sectors that are looking ready...
Transports...tend to lead the Markets...
Industrials...
Financials...close near the day's high...that doesn't happen very often.
USO...oil...rolling over...ready for down...?...
XLE failing below centerline... XOP and XES also
TAN...solar
LIT...lithium
IHI...Medical devices
XLK...technology
SKYY...CLOUD
PXQ...Networking
BOTZ...Robotics
XME...materials
REMX...rare earths...
MJ...marajuana
ELP...Brazil one of the blood in the street stocks...buy is there...remember there have been a number of false starts...
See post I'm replying to...this is the trade that is 1/3-1/2 Book value and its a utility with 0.33 dividend...5.89%...
Daily...Accum/distr, Money Flow, On Balance Volume are trying...these are the trade's sentiment indicators...get some signals here you get more confident...
CRON...$6.88 is the 10day average...
(see post I'm replying to...
Taking a valuation call on the stock and the sector, shares now at $6.77, it can move to a level of $13.50 in next few months.
Seeks licensed, or actively seeking a license, to produce medical marijuana pursuant to Canada's Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations. The firm typically invests in companies based in Canada. The firm is primarily an equity investor, may also advance debt as appropriate.
Daily...saying this could almost double from 6.80...
Easy...trade...MRVL WILL BE INTERESTING...you can't trade this on just merger speculation...
June 29th...Marvell Technology Inc.'s (MRVL) merger sparked gains on Thursday yielded substantial gains on options positions opened just three sessions earlier.
On Tuesday, Investitute's tracking systems detected the purchase of 4,200 August $20 calls in one print for $1.23 with shares at $19.92. This was clearly a new position, as open interest in the strike was only 806 contracts before the trade occurred.
These investors likely were betting that not only had the shares reached support, having bounced from the same level three times prior, but also that China's State Administration for Market Regulation would approve Marvell's merger with Cavium. The investors may have bought the $20 calls, expiring on August 17, to capture Marvell management's expectation that the merger would close mid-2018.
Those August $20 calls sold for $2.31 on Thursday, nearly twice their purchase price. The stock rose 9.5% in the same time frame, showing how quickly options can outpace gains in their underlying shares.
Long calls lock in the price where investors can buy a stock, letting them position for a rally at limited cost with the potential for significant leverage. They carry less risk than owning shares because the most that can be lost is the price of the options no matter how far the stock might fall.
Marvell Technology jumped 8.2% to $21.77 Thursday. The semiconductor and storage company rallied during the morning's trade after receiving approval from Chinese regulatory authorities for its proposed merger with Cavium.
Earnings due August, 23rd
Price range from $13 to 27...most suggest $27...so there's 10 %=$2 or more here...step aside or hedge below $20...
I like some of the picture so its a trade...in the hot semiconductor/chip sector...recent forward comments from company are very positive re: earnings...
From Adam Mesh's free morning report...
Marvell Technology Group Ltd. (NASDAQ: MRVL)
Marvell Technology Group Ltd. designs, develops, and markets analog, mixed-signal, digital signal processing, and embedded and standalone integrated circuits.
MRVL has a key level of support at $20 (green). The stock looks like it may be getting ready to make its way back down to that level again, and traders should be able to expect some sort of a bounce from there. However, if the $20 support level were to break, lower prices should follow.
The Tale of the Tape: MRVL has key support at $20. A trader could enter a long position at or around $20 with a stop placed under the level. If the stock were to break below the support, a short position could be entered instead.
Before making any trading decision, decide which side of the trade you believe gives you the highest probability of success. Do you prefer the short side of the market, long side, or do you want to be in the market at all? If you haven't thought about it, review the overall indices themselves. For example, take a look at the S&P 500. Is it trending higher or lower? Has it recently broken through a key resistance or support level? Making these decisions ahead of time will help you decide which side of the trade you believe gives you the best opportunities.
No matter what your strategy or when you decide to enter, always remember to use protective stops and you'll be around for the next trade. Capital preservation is always key!
Mesh is on the fence here...At least that's what I'm hearing...
So; read all of this next link
https://www.traderspro.com/#/stockAnalysis/MRVL
They suggest some weakness near term...so...?
Listen to the 60 minute chart...read all this even the fundamental parts...
Also...Backtesting a stock can provide investors with critical statistical data. These results give you an informed perspective on how a stock trades within your chosen buying and selling method of analysis. The definition of trade expectancy is defined as: trade expectancy = (probability of win * average win) - (probability of loss * average loss). If the calculation returns a positive number, a trader should make money over time.
I can look back to see if a 3average cross 5day average resulted in plus 10% moves. Here's the system...I want the CCI oversold and 3cross5 trades only...Easy enough...you can see it happen on the MACD 3,5,0...this game is only as complicated as you want to make it...after you're in you want 3day to cross 10 day average...and there is a gooooood chance a trend is forming...why make it more complicated..I have a couple of technical signals ...some bullish price targets...a merger story and the stock is in a hot sector...people don't believe me when I say I intend to own them all at no cost... I own a bunch of these semiconductor stocks...I do it all the time...I'm focused on CY and AMD right now and can add MRVL...there's a time to buy and a time to sell...and you keep doing it so you can own the stock at no cost...commissions and taxes are just the cost of a ticket to ride. Then I shift the stock over into my long term account...
Daily...ignore the last blue line it keep showing and I didn't put it there...
60minute did not get oversold...I'd rather it reach oversold and team UP with the oversold daily chart...
...60minute oversold may include a retest somewhere below 2700..now I really don't like that...but have to see what the market is going to do...
Price needs back above the 50day average...above 2715...so price above 2710 adds some comfort but not much...
60Minute may not be done with down...even though we have bounced/reversed 2700 level...more comfort above 2710 if you're a Bull...the test of 2717/2715 was not very bright...same as the test of 2700 wasn't very bright...but price goes to those prices again...it gets more interesting...
SPCB...testing the $1.95 level...so do you run in and grab a 3,00 share position...?...30minute chart note the blue arrows are potential support resistance levels; its early in the parabolic move from last week...
...this is a game of patience...60 minute CCI points down..see if it wants to get oversold...(If you have no control over your FEAR of MISSING OUT then trade/buy 1/3 of a position...
30minute...I can be patient for a signal on the 30 minute chart=let the chart TELL me what its doing...not me tell it how to act just because I like the story and price potential...listening to the chart is more OBJECTIVE and should be the choice over you subjective opinion/feelings. The more objective you can be the more often your trades will show profits...
Price is more than 10% down... volume is not big... always know where the next 10 percent is...since 1.95 is being tested with no buy signals I want to have the next 10% down in my mind...(1.75) I'm not ready to say $1.95 can be considered a pivot price)
30minute..so far I can say...$1.90 is support until it isn't...
60minute...I want 60 minute to at least get oversold...
Daily...remains very overbought...
Big Brother
Spying is in the DNA of politicians and government bureaucrats. Ever since the first government was formed,some bureaucrat has been reading our mail. And so it goes today at the National Security Agency (NSA), the CIA, the FBI, and the myriad alphabet agencies tasked with getting Americansto the other side of the river.It is in their nature to spy on us. Also, to lie to us. Pretty much constantly.
There have been huge gains for women, blacks, gays, and other minorities, but they, too, have been swept up in the arbitrary diktats of the state, whether being spied upon, forced to support a bloated military budget, denied due process in the criminal justice system, or putting up with sophomoric political correctness on college campuses.
The surveillance state is not what the Framers had in mind. In 1789 Jefferson wrote to a friend, “There are rights which it is useless to surrender to the government, and which yet, governments have always been fond to invade. These are the rights of thinking, and publishing our thoughts by speaking or writing... the right of personal freedom.”
The so-called Patriot Act and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) are unconstitutional without repealing the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, which pretty much anticipated what the political class would be up to down the road.The infamous Section 702 of FISA grants the feds the right to spy on foreign communications that cross into the United States, and to do so without a warrant or the approval of a judge if a broadly-defined claim of “foreign intelligence” investigation is attached. Those communications often include U.S. citizens who are then swept into an enormous database to be used (illegally) for “backdoor searches” whenever the feds feel the urge. The urge seems to come more frequently these days. It has been estimated that as recently as 2016 the CIA and NSA used that database to conduct some 30,000 searches for information on U.S. citizens. The actual number is possibly an order of magnitude higher. For “security” reasons no one in Congress or the agencies will say. Sen. Rand (R-KY), who has access to the number of searches but is legally not permitted to reveal that number, estimates it to be in the “gazillions,” thereby giving a sense of the magnitude without risking jail since, as he points out, gazillion is not a real number. There is no doubt that the CIA and NSA need tools to undertake legitimate surveillance activities. The intersection of technology, philosophy, and policy is complex, to say the least. Seek out tech-savvy analysts who have a primary focus on liberty.(I like Patrick Eddington at Cato,and Jim Harper at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.) Truth is, when you use your car, make a call on your smart phone, or use your toaster (for all I know) massive amounts of your personal data are collected by the private sector.
Facebook and Google are threats to privacy, but primarily through their willingness to cooperate with government. Still, if North Korea can hack a major movie studio and Russia can hack into the Winter Olympics (not to mention U.S. elections) we’re dealing with a serious problem. One thing we do know is that the solution is unlikely tocome from government. Or, for that matter, Google or Facebook.
The abuses of FISA and the notorious malleability of FISA Courts make a mockery of the Fourth Amendment:
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not
be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing
the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
The Fifth Amendment is very much along the same lines with its emphasis on due process before the feds can take anything away from us. Ignoring these critical amendments and the spirit of the Declaration has led directly to the rise of the rule of man over the rule of law in our nation. As a result, the concept of a republic has given way to a kind of untrammeled majoritarianism. Populism, whether on the Left or the Right, appears disdainful of constitutional constraints on the political passions of the moment. This decline in the rule of law
manifests itself in the contempt high-ranking federal authorities demonstrate to Congress when forced to account for their agency’s
actions. That attitude was best exemplified by former (thank god) IRS chief John Koskinen. In his appearances before oversight committees in both the House and the Senate, Koskinen’s face dripped with disdain for those who questioned what in the world the IRS was thinking when it denied tax exempt status for conservative and libertarian organizations that clearly qualified. He denied the IRS deleted any material related the tax-exempt scandal. He was lying. He was covering up for Lois Lerner who had spent most of her government career trying to undermine individuals and groups favoring limited, constitutional government – first at the Federal Election Commission, later at the IRS. Ironically, Lerner’s display of contempt came in her refusal to answer any questions from Congress, citing her Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination. I always admired Mae West’s answer in the old W.C. Fields movie when the judge admonished her, “Are you trying to show contempt for this court?” and she replied, “I was doin’ my best to hide it.” In today’s political environment, senior bureaucrats have little interest in hiding their contempt for the American public. Say what you will about the clueless narcissist in the White House. He has attracted tens of millions of Americans who believe they’ve been lied to for too long. There are millions on the Left who also seem willing to reassess their slavish support for more and more government. Who knows? Maybe there is hope. Let’s ask Google. Edward H. Crane
It’s not just the CIA, NSA, FBI, and Homeland Security. When it comes to U.S. intelligence and investigative agencies, their name is “Legion:”
Department of Agriculture Office of Inspector General, U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement and Investigations, Department of Commerce Bureau of Industry and Security, Office of Export, Office of Security Enforcement, and Office of Inspector General, National Institute of Standards and Technology Police, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and National Marine Fisheries Service Office for Law Enforcement, Department of Defense Office of Inspector General, Defense Criminal Investigative Service, Pentagon Force Protection Agency, United States Pentagon Police, Department of Defense Police, Defense Logistics Agency Police, and Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency Police, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Police, Department of the Army Criminal Investigation Command, Military Police Corps, Counterintelligence, and Intelligence and Security Command, Department of the Navy Naval Criminal Investigative Service, Marine Corps Criminal Investigation Division, Master-at-arms (United States Navy), Department of the Navy Police, Marine Corps Provost Marshal’s Office, Marine Corps Civilian Police, Office of Naval Intelligence, and Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Department of the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Security Forces, Air Force Police, and 25th Air force intelligence unit., Department of Education Office of the Inspector General, Department of Energy Office of Inspector General, Office of Health, Safety and Security, National Nuclear Security Administration, and Office of Secure Transportation, Department of Health and Human Services United States Food and Drug Administration Office of Criminal Investigations, National Institutes of Health Police, Federal Protective Service, United States Coast Guard Investigative Service and Coast Guard Police, United States Customs and Border Protection Office of Air and Marine, Office of Border Patrol, and Office of Field Operations, Federal Emergency Management Agency Weather Emergency Operations Center Police, United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement Removal Operations, United States Secret Service, Transportation Security Administration Office of Law Enforcement and Federal Air Marshal Service, Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Inspector General and Protective Service Division, Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Police, Bureau of Land Management Rangers and Special Agents, Bureau of Reclamation Office of Law Enforcement, Hoover Dam Police, National Park Service Division of Law Enforcement, Security and Emergency Services, United States Park Police, Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement, United States Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Law Enforcement, and Division of Refuge Law Enforcement, Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Drug Enforcement Administration, Federal Bureau of Prisons, and United States Marshals Service, Department of Labor Office of Inspector General, Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security and Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General, United States Merchant Marine Academy Department of Public Safety, and NHTSA Office of Odometer Fraud Investigation, Department of the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing Police, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division, United States Mint Police, and Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, Department of Veterans Affairs Police, Sergeant at Arms of the United States House of Representatives, Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate, United States Capitol Police, Library of Congress Office of the Inspector General, Government Publishing Office Police, Marshal of the United States Supreme Court, United States Supreme Court Police, Office of Probation and Pretrial Services, United States Environmental Protection Agency Criminal Investigation Division, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Office of Protective Services Office of Personnel Management Inspector General, Federal Investigative Services National Background Investigations Bureau, United States Postal Service Postal Inspection Service and U.S. Postal Police, Smithsonian Institution Office of Protection Services, National Zoological Park Police, Amtrak Office of Security Strategy and Special Operations and Amtrak Police, Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Police and Federal Reserve Board Police, Tennessee Authority Police, Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office of Inspector General, National Science Foundation Office of the Inspector General, National Archives and Records Administration Office of the Inspector General, Railroad Retirement Board Office of Inspector General, Small Business Administration Office of Inspector General, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Office of Inspector General, General Services Administration Office of Inspector General, Social Security Administration Office of Inspector General, United States Agency for International Development Office of Inspector General Corporation for National and Community Service Office of the Inspector General
But if the government wants to know our wickedest thoughts and most dastardly plans, none of this intelligence-gathering and investigation is necessary. We’ve posted those thoughts and plans on social media. And if we’ve followed through on our stupidest ideas and put them into idiotic action, then we’ve got a video on YouTube with a million views. Add our Social Media State to the Santa State and the Mommy State and we’ve already arrived at the Security-and-Surveillance State. We want everyone to know everything about us. (And take care of everything for us while they’re at it.) Even the most secretive terrorists can’t resist the opportunity to gurgle and coo – or bawl and wail – to attract attention. The Security-and-Surveillance State makes us feel like we’re the center of the universe again. It puts us back in the crib, without worry or responsibility. America used to need liberty and Fourth and fifth Amendment privacy. Now America needs diapers.
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Steve Cutts thinks that many things in the world should be different. Work shouldn’t be a grinding, soul-crushing rat race for the almighty dollar. Consumerism shouldn’t hold a vice-like grip on our lives. And social media, well, we need to throw-off the shackles we so eagerly put on ourselves. Wouldn’t life be better then?
I wrote about George Orwell’s novel 1984 in the September 2017 “Innovation” issue of American Consequences – in an article where I surveyed various “futurist” authors of the past to see how accurate their predictions about the future were. I’m afraid I gave Orwell short shrift. “Yeah, yeah,” I said, “a ‘telescreen’ that watches us while
we watch it is where you’re reading this now.” I forgot what a powerful, terrifying, and tragic novel 1984 is. I forgot because I had read the
book a couple of times and was under the impression that I understood it.
1984 tells the story of a totalitarianism so total that it’s not satisfied with eliminating Winston Smith, a decent, conscientious
individual. It must also eliminate his decency, his conscience, and his individuality first.
When I read 1984 in high school I thought, “This is what the Commies are doing in the Soviet Union.” When I read 1984 in college I thought, “This
is what ‘The Man’ is doing in AmeriKKKa.” But when I read it as a mature (that is to say, old and worried) adult I was shocked. I realized, “This is what we’re doing to ourselves! In 1984, Winston Smith can’t turn off the spying, intrusive telescreen. Our situation
is much worse. Winston had only one telescreen. We have dozens of the things – desktops, laptops, iPads, iPhones, game consoles. And we, of our own free will, refuseto turn them off. We don’t live in Winston Smith’s horrible world – yet. But we seem to be doing everything that Orwell foresaw to create that world. Everything and more. The nation of
“Oceania” where Winston lives is a one-party state like Nazi Germany or the U.S.S.R. We’ve topped that. We’ve got two parties in our one-party state. Both the “progressive” Democrats and the “conservative” Republicans are intent on making 1984 come true. The “Leftright” Party is the party that really rules America. Members of the Leftright Party
practice the “doublethink” that Big Brother demands in 1984. As Orwell explains it, doublethink is “to hold simultaneously two opinions which canceled out, knowing them to be contradictory and believing in both of
them.” (Ask Attorney General Jeff Sessions about the dueling Republican/Democratic House Intelligence Committee memos on the
Mueller Russia probe.) Orwell captures totalitarianism’s interference
in every aspect of existence in the first sentence of his book: “...the clocks were striking thirteen.” Whenever “the authorities” start meddling with ancient and customary traditions, something is wrong. So it was when President Jimmy Carter tried to put America on the metric system. And so it is today with an ancient and customary
tradition we used to have... that the President
of the United States was someone you would welcome into your home.
1984 has a “Two Minutes Hate” where everyone has to stop what they’re doing and despise Emmanuel Goldstein, “Enemy of the People.” We voluntarily stop what we’re doing and spend much more than two minutes
despising Donald Trump on MSNBC. Or, if that doesn’t suit us, we despise Nancy Pelosi for hours on Fox News.
Winston Smith “set his features into the of quiet optimism which it was
advisable to wear when facing the telescreen.” This is nothing compared to the expression of smug and idiotic blow-hard certainty which it
is advisable to wear when facing the cameras on MSNBC and Fox.
Winston works in the Ministry of Truth where his job is to rewrite history. He obeys the Party slogan, “Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.” Some Leftright Party members tear down monuments to Civil War soldiers who died bravely having no idea they were wrong, while other Leftright Party members dress in red baseball caps that declare they’ll make America what it always has been.
In 1984 a language has been invented to replace English, “Newspeak.” The purpose of Newspeak is “to limit the range of thought” by removing all previous mental associations and nuances of meaning from the vocabulary.
The people of Oceania will be forced to use this language.
Members of the Leftright Party have been much more creative. They’ve
invented not one but several languages that limit the range of thought. And they have gotten people to speak those languages without using force. Thus no one is crippled or blind or deaf anymore, much less a moron. They are all “differently-abled.” And no one even tries to discover the truth because the “lamestream media” is full of “fake news.” Orwell has a Party member say, “Orthodoxy means not thinking.” Members of our Leftright Party aren’t thinking twice as much. “The heresy of heresies was common sense,” thinks Winston Smith. With double the heresies we have half as much sense.
In 1984, the Party teaches that “Sexual intercourse is to be looked on as a slightly disgusting minor operation, like having an enema.” But now we’ve got both #MeToo and public-school curriculum abstinence
education.
Orwell described life in the year 1984 as “...decaying, dingy cities where underfed people shuffled to and fro in leaky shoes, in patchedup
nineteenth-century houses that smelt always of cabbage...” A fair description of Portland, Oregon, or hip, artisanal Brooklyn.
On the other hand, it’s also not too different from the shanties and trailer parks from which the alt-right pours forth.
“We make the laws of nature,” the Inner Party interrogator and torturer, O’Brien, tells Winston. That sure sounds to me like both sides of the Leftright climate change debate. Likewise we have doubled our Thought Police forces, with one squadron apprehending visiting lecturers who fail to address college students in Newspeak and another squad circulating among Republicans in the House of Representatives arresting any notion that they can be reelected without Trumpthink.
But what is the goal, what is the objective of the Leftright Party? Why do they oppress and overpower us? (Or, rather, why do they
trick us into oppressing and overpowering ourselves?)
Orwell goes straight to the point. O’Brien tells Winston, “Power is not a means, it is an end... The object of power is power.” What the Leftright Party wants is power. And what will the Leftright Party do to us with its power? Again, Orwell is clear. O’Brien asks...“How does one man assert his power over another, Winston?” Winston thought. “By making him suffer,” he said. “Exactly. By making him suffer. Unless he is suffering, how can you know that he is obeying your will and not his own? Power is inflicting pain and humiliation.” The “Leftright” Party is
the party that really rules America. Members of the Leftright Party practice the “doublethink” that Big Brother demands in 1984.
...P.J. O’Rourke
Big Brother is Watching
SPCB...I saw that move after the market closed...Target is $5...I would be happy to scalp $1 of the $5...on 500shares at $2.00/2.10...=+$500=200 shares at no cost...you sell 300 shares and make 200 long term...and you add shares when you see SPCB oversold if the story is still working...I like $2.00 dollar stocks...with confidence I put "good till cancel" orders orders in for 500-1000 shares at $2.06 or 2.10 and see if market does me a favor...
Daily chart...still can buy the first drawback...(IF it happens...and in this case it already happened...I say it all the time ..."if you're not sure what the daily chart is saying...ask the 60 minute chart"..."the 60 minute chart can be a proxy for the daily chart"..." "intraday charts are a micro view of the one candle or one Price Bar on the daily chart."
Daily...
60minute...So if you had software alerts you may have caught the first drawback...
30minute if you want a better view...
SND...sand...fracking sand...expect a double...could be even mooooore...
The Company's shares are trading 10.22% below their 50-day moving average. Moreover, shares of Smart Sand, which engages in the excavation, processing, and sale of industrial sands for use in hydraulic fracturing operations in the oil and gas industry in the US, have an RSI of 38.57.
On June 04th, 2018, Smart Sand (SND) announced that it has completed the $42.75 million acquisition of Quickthree Solutions, Inc., a manufacturer of portable vertical frac sand storage solutions at the wellsite. The transaction was funded with $30 million of cash paid at closing using cash-on hand and advances under SND's credit facility and up to $12.75 million in potential earn-out payments as system components are built and made available for sale or lease over a three-year period.
Daily
GELYF...I like...
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Daily...in neon...
Daily
GBTC...15minute chart...looking at the Bollinger Bands =very tight...just how tight can they get...
Recent low is your stop...I'm tempted...could POP $1...but which way...?
15minute... the trader's momentum indicators say...
30minute...so ask 30minute...UP...UP has a 33% chance... so its still early...actually its saying some accumulation is happening...
UVXY...Technicals are getting more bearish...indicators rolling over...
3day average rolling over...
(...see post I'm replying to...)
I want Stochastics 10,3 on my side...for now it isn't... I need to know what the 3 day average is doing...and act on its signals if I want to give price some more time...what is 3day doing at the 50day average...price is down more than 10% from recent high...what do you expect to happen at the 10 day avearge...?...
It can be as simple as I want to know how to act either side of the 10day average and how to act either side of the 50day average...and at what price to take action when CCI oversold/overbought...
chart below shows how you can take a bunch of random chaotic dots(closing prices) and give them some structure.
1. how to act above below the 10day average...
2. how to act when 3day average crosses the 10 day average...
3. how to act when the 3 day average crosses the 50 day average...
4. how to act when the 10day average crosses the 50 day average...
SPX...3 times now I didn't take some profit at or above 2740...
*@&$%^ 2740 needs to stop being difficult...
And now its the 10day average trending lower at 2740...failing at the 10day average and 2740...can't like it...price not getting above the 10day average...now what...down for another lower low...?..I think not but that's what we did last time...
Daily...CCI BIAS is UP...Bulls need to keep it that way...UP
The 3EMA and 5 EMA are trying to do a trigger thing...note the 3 SMA is a big laggard; because of recent volatility...
RVLT...this one you can make $1-3 (that means my target is $7), I'm at 1/2 position bought at $3.93...it is still a little early...so you can see how this trade develops...UP or down...IF RVLT goes down I'll be more patient and wait for better signals and add shares.
It would have to go down at least 0.10 before I consider adding more shares...
RVLT ...CCI 20 is in oversold...a patient person would wait for CCI to come out of oversold...I'm building a position here...
(***see post I'm replying to...)
This is a good learning stock; (you need at least 300 shares to 1,000 shares)...anyway...you shouldn't get burnt too bad if the trade goes wrong...Risk 5% to make more than 10%==3.93 +10%=4.32 not difficult...Risk 5% on $3.93=3.733...$.20 cents...not even 1/4 point risk. If I placed a trailing stop on this (in case an overnight event crashes the Markets it would be $3.59 and move it higher as RVLT price advances a 1/4point...
Book value is around $3.56 so you're buying a little over book value. Next earnings July 31...
I trade to make money...swing trade...I start making good money on 10% moves...I expect to get more than $1 profit from this stock in the next 5-6 weeks with a swing trade...All you need to do is buy a ticket to ride, buy some shares RVLT...and follow your stops. Until you have enough profit from RVLT to own shares at no cost you are a swing trader...buy and hold is for widows and orphans...
RVLT...this one you can make $1-3 (that means my target is $7), I'm at 1/2 position bought at $3.93...it is still a little early...so you can see how this trade develops...UP or down...IF RVLT goes down I'll be more patient and wait for better signals and add shares.
RVLT ...CCI 20 is in oversold...a patient person would wait for CCI to come out of oversold...I'm building a position here...
This is a good learning stock; (you need at least 300 shares to 1,000 shares)...anyway...you shouldn't get burnt too bad if the trade goes wrong...Risk 5% to make more than 10%==3.93 +10%=4.32 not difficult...Risk 5% on $3.93=3.733...$.20 cents...not even 1/4 point risk. If I placed a trailing stop on this (in case an overnight event crashes the Markets it would be $3.59 and move it higher as RVLT price advances a 1/4point...
Book value is around $3.56 so you're buying a little over book value. Next earnings July 31...
I trade to make money...swing trade...I start making good money on 10% moves...I expect to get more than $1 profit from this stock in the next 5-6 weeks with a swing trade...All you need to do is buy a ticket to ride, buy some shares RVLT...and follow your stops. Until you have enough profit from RVLT to own shares at no cost you are a swing trader...buy and hold is for widows and orphans...
Lunacy-luna-tic...
Market changes tended to occur between the new moon and full moon. The study indicated that there is, on average, an upmove in the DJIA commencing in the days prior to the new moon and ending about six to seven days afterward. The turning points tend to be between the new and full moons, on average. http://www.billmeridian.com/articles-files/lunar%20story.htm
Full moon low...Jun27/28
Daily...you can see on the "dot" chart that the only way you can get the 3day average to turn UP is to get price above the 3 day average 2714/2715...and then you need the 3 day average to get above the 5 day average 2722 to get a buy trigger...(maybe an all clear BULLish signal) So you need to get price above 2722 and stay above 2722 if a trend on the daily chart is going to happen...this is true for every ETF and stock you can think of...Quants know this...algoBots know this..so you should know this...and know how to act...as the signal happens and how to act if the 3cross 5day fails...falls back below the 5 day average...wouldn't that be telling you there is something wrong...?...besides telling you that crossing the 10 day average 2745 isn't happening YET...that's your real "RISK"...3day falls back below the 5day...
Daily...10day average is 2745 and falling...who knows maybe the 3 day can catch the 10 day somewhere above 2730 and make it/ask it to act right by turning UP...
You say 2722 is 32 points off the lows...how do I get some of those 32 points...answer is intraday charts...if both the daily and 60 minute charts are oversold...let the trade start with the intraday charts...
60minute
Good trade UVXY...
I was looking at 2690...
Technical indicators put ...more structure around certain price levels like 50day average and support'resistance lines and Overbought/oversold and when price is outside the Bollinger Bands...
...you should read the indicators=at certain signal lines and price levels...all the rest is noise.
What you call gut/feeling is the sense you get of the crowd as you watch price...yesterday you saw the change in momentum...when you get the sense/gut/feeling you become better if you have at least 2 technical indicators to confirm the gut...your percentage of wins and percentage gain improves. I use CCI 20 and stochastics 10,3 and moving averages (is price above/below the average)
It can be as simple as I want to know how to act either side of the 10day average and how to act either side of the 50day average...and at what price to take action when oversold/overbought...
chart below shows how you can take a bunch of random chaotic dots(closing prices) and give them some structure.
1. how to act above below the 10day average...
2. how to act when 3day average crosses the 10 day average...
3. how to act when the 3 day average crosses the 50 day average...
4. how to act when the 10day average crosses the 50 day average...
Daily chart
add long at 2695...
Long
Short ...
(2017) 2540 ...2530 ...2516... 2505... 2494...2474... 2459... 2452... 2397...2394(1/4)... 2390...2386 ... 2308...2298... 2296...2284(3/4)...
(2016)2281...2268(1 1/2)...2250(1/2)... 2241...2211...2209 ...2188...2183...2176...
https://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=%24SPX&p=15&yr=0&mn=0&dy=5&i=p76620161221&a=592227579&r=1525359951681
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/uploads/2011/6/29/nuunulegalsmate2.gif
Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess.
Swing Trading you have velocity on your side & compounding... this blows buy and hold returns away... FACT. Consider the swings that have taken place. Thousands of points of potential opportunity... but you have to work for it.
06/26 cover 1/4 2701 at 2731 +31 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2701 at 2721 +20 S&P points
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2703 +61 S&P points doubleCheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2710 +54 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2724 +40 S&P points CheckMate
06/21 cover 1/4 2764 at 2749 +10 S&P points
06/21 cover 1/4 2754 at 2764 +10 S&P points
06/20 cover 1/4 2754 at 2766 +12 S&P points
06/19 cover 1/2 2754 at 2762 +8 S&P points x2
06/15 cover all 2775 at 2770 +5 S&P points x4
06/15 cover all 2783 at 2775 -8 S&P points x4
06/12 cover 1/2 2788 at 2780 +08 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2772 +20 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2768 +16 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/2 2752 at 2761 +9 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2722 at 2756 +34 S&P points CheckMate
06/04 cover 1/4 2722 at 2744 +22 S&P points
06/01 cover 1/2 2722 at 2734 +12 S&P points x2
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2709 +28 S&P points Check
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2718 +37 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2719 +38 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2706 +25 S&P points
05/29 cover all 2706 at 2698 -8 S&P points x4
05/25 cover 1/4 2598 at 2722+124 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/24 cover 1/2 2720 at 2766 +5 S&P points x2
05/24 cover 3/4 2711 at 2716 +5 S&P points x3
05/23 cover 1/4 2711 at 2731 +20 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/4 2715 at 2731 +16 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/2 2715 at 2726 +10 S&P points
05/17 cover all 2715 at 2722 +7 S&P points x4
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2713 +26 S&P points
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2705 +34 S&P points CheckMate
05/15 cover 1/2 2739 at 2709 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
05/15 cover all 2730 at 2709 +21 S&P points x4
05/10 cover 1/4 2598 at 2721+123 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/09 cover 1/4 2598 at 2698+100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
05/07 cover 1/4 2603 at 2679 +76 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/04 cover 1/4 2603 at 2665 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2598 at 2628 +30 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2634 +31 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2625 +22 S&P points
05/03 cover 1/2 2631 at 2625 -6 S&P points x2
05/01 cover 1/2 2631 at 2649 +18 S&P points x2
04/27 cover 1/2 2620 at 2674 +54 S&P points CheckMate x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2642 +22 S&P points x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2630 +10 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2625 at 2634 +9 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2661 at 2648 -13 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2671 at 2659 -12 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2661 at 2680 +9 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/2 2712 at 2686 +26 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2683 +29 S&P points...Check
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2692 +20 S&P points
04/11 cover 1/4 2582 at 2672 +90 S&P points...tripleCheckMate
04/11 cover 1/2 2641 at 2654 +13 S&P points x2
04/10 cover 1/2 2641 at 2656 +15 S&P points x2
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2639 +19 S&P points
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2650 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
04/05 cover 1/4 2582 at 2658 +76 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2645 +54 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2644 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2628 +37 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2614 +32 S&P points...CheckMate
04/03 cover 1/2 2591 at 2614 +23 S&P points ...x2
04/03 cover 1/4 2582 at 2612 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/4 2605 at 2643 +43 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/2 2612 at 2633 +21 S&P points... x2
03/27 cover 1/4 2607 at 2600 -7 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2626 +15 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2673 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2658 +47 S&P points...CheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2641 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/23 cover all 2640 at 2635 -5 S&P points...
03/22 cover 1/2 2663 at 2884 +21 S&P points... x2
03/22 cover all 2690 at 2684 -6 S&P points...
03/21 cover 1/4 2703 at 2734 +31 S&P points...CheckMate
03/20 cover 1/2 2703 at 2723 +20 S&P points...
03/14 cover all 2768 at 2758 -10 S&P points... x4
03/12 cover 1/4 2795 at 2780 +15 S&P points...
03/07 cover 1/4 2720 at 2605 +15 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2706 at 2612 +6 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2712 +61 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2671 at 2684 +13 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/4 2656 at 2695 +39 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 1/4 2671 at 2691 +20 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/2 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 3/4 2665 at 2659 -6 S&P points... x3
03/01 cover 1/4 2665 at 2680 +15 S&P points...
03/01 cover all 2700 at 2684 -16 S&P points... x4
03/01 cover 1/2 2716 at 2726 +10 S&P points... x2
03/01 cover 1/4 2710 at 2726 +16 S&P points...
02/28 cover all 2736 at 2728 -8 S&P points... x4
02/26 cover 1/4 2743 at 2753 +10 S&P points...
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2779 +73 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2772 +62 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2760 +50 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2708 at 2764 +56 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2766 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2710 at 2747 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2747 +39 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2739 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2728 +20 S&P points...
02/21 cover 1/4 2708 at 2745 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/2 2708 at 2719 +11 S&P points... x2
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2708 +43 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2728 +23 S&P points...
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2719 +32 S&P points... CheckMate
02/16 cover 1/4 2751 at 2736 +15 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/4 2743 at 2729 +14 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/2 2743 at 2733 +10 S&P points... x2
02/16 cover all 2730 at 2736 -6 S&P points...
02/15 cover 1/4 2713 at 2691 +22 S&P points...
02/14 cover 1/4 2555 at 2690 +135 S&P points... QuadCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +90 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +65 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 1/4 2580 at 2665 +85 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 3/4 2620 at 2628 +8 S&P points... x3
02/12 cover 1/4 2555 at 2655 +100 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2580 at 2601 +21 S&P points... x2
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2601 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/4 2555 at 2601 +46 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2631 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/08 cover 1/4 2620 at 2749 +29 S&P points... check
02/08 cover all 2634 at 2718 +16 S&P points x4
02/08 cover 1/4 2642 at 2637 -5 S&P points
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2723 +100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2713 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2700 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2693 +70 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2668 +30 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2656 +33 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/2 2638 at 2656 +18 S&P points x2
02/06 cover 1/2 2600 at 2650 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/06 cover 1/4 2600 at 2650 +50 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4..2600 at 2660 +60 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover all..2648 at 2600 +48 S&P points CheckMate x
02/06 cover all..2690 at 2600 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate x
02/05 cover 1/2..2650 at 2680 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2650 at 2690 +40 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover all..2693 at 2678 +15 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2690 at 2675 +15 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2660 +47 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2645 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2707 at 2690 +17 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2868 at 2718 +150 S&P points QuadCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2783 at 2740 +43 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2736 +18 S&P points x2
02/05 cover all..2747 at 2735 +12 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2735 +19 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2883 at 2760 +23 S&P points
02/02 cover 1/2..2783 at 2763 +20 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2868 at 2791 +77 S&P points double CheckMate
02/02 cover all...2802 at 2795 +5 S&P points x4
02/02 cover all...2804 at 2795 +9 S&P points x4
02/02 cover 1/4..2834 at 2797 +37 S&P points CheckMate
02/01 cover 1/4..2834 at 2815 +19 S&P points
02/01 cover 1/2..2834 at 2819 +15 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2815 +36 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2821 +30 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover all ..2841 at 2827 +14 S&P points x4
01/30 cover 1/2..2851 at 2827 +24 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2868 at 2827 +41 S&P points CheckMate
01/29 cover 1/4..2868 at 2853 +15 S&P points
01/25 cover all..2843 at 2826 +5 S&P points x4
01/24 cover 1/4..2851 at 2826 +25 S&P points
01/09 cover all..2751 at 2756 -05 S&P points x4
12/26 cover 1/2..2690 at 2680 +10 S&P points x2
12/20 cover 1/4..2693 at 2677 +16 S&P points
12/19 cover 1/2..2693 at 2633 +10 S&P points x2
IntraDay Cycle trading...
Trade sequence=15 S&P points (15 points is nothing special=the average daily range is about 15POINTS...2 times the daily average=30 points )...
15 S&P points =cover 1/4 of position...
...then 30 S&P points = CheckMate...cover 1/4...
... 60 S&P points =doubleCheckMate cover/close 1/4...
... 90 S&P points = tripleCheckMate...
... 120 S&P points= quadCheckMate...
Goal is 30 points on any position...a tripleCheckMate is few and far between...a quadCheckMate...very rare.
http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=%24SPX&p=15&yr=0&mn=0&dy=5&i=p76620161221&a=592227579&r=1525359951681
Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/uploads/2011/6/29/nuunulegalsmate2.gif
Close 2702 at 2698...add long 2702..tight stop...still a little early...
Long
Short ...
(2017) 2540 ...2530 ...2516... 2505... 2494...2474... 2459... 2452... 2397...2394(1/4)... 2390...2386 ... 2308...2298... 2296...2284(3/4)...
(2016)2281...2268(1 1/2)...2250(1/2)... 2241...2211...2209 ...2188...2183...2176...
https://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=%24SPX&p=15&yr=0&mn=0&dy=5&i=p76620161221&a=592227579&r=1525359951681
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/uploads/2011/6/29/nuunulegalsmate2.gif
Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess.
Swing Trading you have velocity on your side & compounding... this blows buy and hold returns away... FACT. Consider the swings that have taken place. Thousands of points of potential opportunity... but you have to work for it.
06/26 cover 1/4 2701 at 2731 +31 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2701 at 2721 +20 S&P points
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2703 +61 S&P points doubleCheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2710 +54 S&P points CheckMate
06/25 cover 1/4 2764 at 2724 +40 S&P points CheckMate
06/21 cover 1/4 2764 at 2749 +10 S&P points
06/21 cover 1/4 2754 at 2764 +10 S&P points
06/20 cover 1/4 2754 at 2766 +12 S&P points
06/19 cover 1/2 2754 at 2762 +8 S&P points x2
06/15 cover all 2775 at 2770 +5 S&P points x4
06/15 cover all 2783 at 2775 -8 S&P points x4
06/12 cover 1/2 2788 at 2780 +08 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2772 +20 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/4 2752 at 2768 +16 S&P points
06/06 cover 1/2 2752 at 2761 +9 S&P points x2
06/06 cover 1/4 2722 at 2756 +34 S&P points CheckMate
06/04 cover 1/4 2722 at 2744 +22 S&P points
06/01 cover 1/2 2722 at 2734 +12 S&P points x2
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2709 +28 S&P points Check
05/31 cover 1/4 2681 at 2718 +37 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2719 +38 S&P points CheckMate
05/30 cover 1/4 2681 at 2706 +25 S&P points
05/29 cover all 2706 at 2698 -8 S&P points x4
05/25 cover 1/4 2598 at 2722+124 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/24 cover 1/2 2720 at 2766 +5 S&P points x2
05/24 cover 3/4 2711 at 2716 +5 S&P points x3
05/23 cover 1/4 2711 at 2731 +20 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/4 2715 at 2731 +16 S&P points
05/23 cover 1/2 2715 at 2726 +10 S&P points
05/17 cover all 2715 at 2722 +7 S&P points x4
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2713 +26 S&P points
05/15 cover 1/4 2739 at 2705 +34 S&P points CheckMate
05/15 cover 1/2 2739 at 2709 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
05/15 cover all 2730 at 2709 +21 S&P points x4
05/10 cover 1/4 2598 at 2721+123 S&P points quadCheckMate
05/09 cover 1/4 2598 at 2698+100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
05/07 cover 1/4 2603 at 2679 +76 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/04 cover 1/4 2603 at 2665 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2598 at 2628 +30 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2634 +31 S&P points CheckMate
05/03 cover 1/4 2603 at 2625 +22 S&P points
05/03 cover 1/2 2631 at 2625 -6 S&P points x2
05/01 cover 1/2 2631 at 2649 +18 S&P points x2
04/27 cover 1/2 2620 at 2674 +54 S&P points CheckMate x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2642 +22 S&P points x2
04/25 cover 1/2 2620 at 2630 +10 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2625 at 2634 +9 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2661 at 2648 -13 S&P points x2
04/24 cover 1/2 2671 at 2659 -12 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2661 at 2680 +9 S&P points x2
04/23 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/2 2712 at 2686 +26 S&P points x2
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2683 +29 S&P points...Check
04/19 cover 1/4 2712 at 2692 +20 S&P points
04/11 cover 1/4 2582 at 2672 +90 S&P points...tripleCheckMate
04/11 cover 1/2 2641 at 2654 +13 S&P points x2
04/10 cover 1/2 2641 at 2656 +15 S&P points x2
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2639 +19 S&P points
04/09 cover 1/4 2620 at 2650 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
04/05 cover 1/4 2582 at 2658 +76 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2645 +54 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2644 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2591 at 2628 +37 S&P points...CheckMate
04/04 cover 1/4 2582 at 2614 +32 S&P points...CheckMate
04/03 cover 1/2 2591 at 2614 +23 S&P points ...x2
04/03 cover 1/4 2582 at 2612 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/4 2605 at 2643 +43 S&P points...CheckMate
03/29 cover 1/2 2612 at 2633 +21 S&P points... x2
03/27 cover 1/4 2607 at 2600 -7 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2626 +15 S&P points...
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2673 +62 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2658 +47 S&P points...CheckMate
03/26 cover 1/4 2611 at 2641 +30 S&P points...CheckMate
03/23 cover all 2640 at 2635 -5 S&P points...
03/22 cover 1/2 2663 at 2884 +21 S&P points... x2
03/22 cover all 2690 at 2684 -6 S&P points...
03/21 cover 1/4 2703 at 2734 +31 S&P points...CheckMate
03/20 cover 1/2 2703 at 2723 +20 S&P points...
03/14 cover all 2768 at 2758 -10 S&P points... x4
03/12 cover 1/4 2795 at 2780 +15 S&P points...
03/07 cover 1/4 2720 at 2605 +15 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2706 at 2612 +6 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2712 +61 S&P points...doubleCheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/05 cover 1/4 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points...
03/05 cover 1/4 2671 at 2684 +13 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/4 2656 at 2695 +39 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 1/4 2671 at 2691 +20 S&P points...
03/02 cover 1/2 2671 at 2681 +10 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/2 2656 at 2684 +28 S&P points... x2
03/02 cover 1/4 2651 at 2684 +33 S&P points...CheckMate
03/02 cover 3/4 2665 at 2659 -6 S&P points... x3
03/01 cover 1/4 2665 at 2680 +15 S&P points...
03/01 cover all 2700 at 2684 -16 S&P points... x4
03/01 cover 1/2 2716 at 2726 +10 S&P points... x2
03/01 cover 1/4 2710 at 2726 +16 S&P points...
02/28 cover all 2736 at 2728 -8 S&P points... x4
02/26 cover 1/4 2743 at 2753 +10 S&P points...
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2779 +73 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2772 +62 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2710 at 2760 +50 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2708 at 2764 +56 S&P points... CheckMate
02/26 cover 1/4 2706 at 2766 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2710 at 2747 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2747 +39 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2739 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/23 cover 1/4 2708 at 2728 +20 S&P points...
02/21 cover 1/4 2708 at 2745 +37 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/2 2708 at 2719 +11 S&P points... x2
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2708 +43 S&P points... CheckMate
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2728 +23 S&P points...
02/20 cover 1/4 2751 at 2719 +32 S&P points... CheckMate
02/16 cover 1/4 2751 at 2736 +15 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/4 2743 at 2729 +14 S&P points...
02/16 cover 1/2 2743 at 2733 +10 S&P points... x2
02/16 cover all 2730 at 2736 -6 S&P points...
02/15 cover 1/4 2713 at 2691 +22 S&P points...
02/14 cover 1/4 2555 at 2690 +135 S&P points... QuadCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +90 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/13 cover 1/4 2580 at 2645 +65 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 1/4 2580 at 2665 +85 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/12 cover 3/4 2620 at 2628 +8 S&P points... x3
02/12 cover 1/4 2555 at 2655 +100 S&P points... tripleCheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2580 at 2601 +21 S&P points... x2
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2601 +31 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/4 2555 at 2601 +46 S&P points... CheckMate
02/09 cover 1/2 2571 at 2631 +60 S&P points... doubleCheckMate
02/08 cover 1/4 2620 at 2749 +29 S&P points... check
02/08 cover all 2634 at 2718 +16 S&P points x4
02/08 cover 1/4 2642 at 2637 -5 S&P points
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2723 +100 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/07 cover 1/4 2623 at 2713 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2700 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2693 +70 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2638 at 2668 +30 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4 2623 at 2656 +33 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/2 2638 at 2656 +18 S&P points x2
02/06 cover 1/2 2600 at 2650 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/06 cover 1/4 2600 at 2650 +50 S&P points CheckMate
02/06 cover 1/4..2600 at 2660 +60 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/06 cover all..2648 at 2600 +48 S&P points CheckMate x
02/06 cover all..2690 at 2600 +90 S&P points tripleCheckMate x
02/05 cover 1/2..2650 at 2680 +30 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2650 at 2690 +40 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover all..2693 at 2678 +15 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2690 at 2675 +15 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2660 +47 S&P points CheckMate
02/05 cover 1/4..2707 at 2645 +62 S&P points doubleCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2707 at 2690 +17 S&P points x2
02/05 cover 1/4..2868 at 2718 +150 S&P points QuadCheckMate
02/05 cover 1/2..2783 at 2740 +43 S&P points CheckMate x2
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2736 +18 S&P points x2
02/05 cover all..2747 at 2735 +12 S&P points x4
02/05 cover 1/2..2754 at 2735 +19 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2883 at 2760 +23 S&P points
02/02 cover 1/2..2783 at 2763 +20 S&P points x2
02/02 cover 1/4..2868 at 2791 +77 S&P points double CheckMate
02/02 cover all...2802 at 2795 +5 S&P points x4
02/02 cover all...2804 at 2795 +9 S&P points x4
02/02 cover 1/4..2834 at 2797 +37 S&P points CheckMate
02/01 cover 1/4..2834 at 2815 +19 S&P points
02/01 cover 1/2..2834 at 2819 +15 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2815 +36 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover 1/4..2851 at 2821 +30 S&P points CheckMate
01/30 cover all ..2841 at 2827 +14 S&P points x4
01/30 cover 1/2..2851 at 2827 +24 S&P points x2
01/30 cover 1/4..2868 at 2827 +41 S&P points CheckMate
01/29 cover 1/4..2868 at 2853 +15 S&P points
01/25 cover all..2843 at 2826 +5 S&P points x4
01/24 cover 1/4..2851 at 2826 +25 S&P points
01/09 cover all..2751 at 2756 -05 S&P points x4
12/26 cover 1/2..2690 at 2680 +10 S&P points x2
12/20 cover 1/4..2693 at 2677 +16 S&P points
12/19 cover 1/2..2693 at 2633 +10 S&P points x2
IntraDay Cycle trading...
Trade sequence=15 S&P points (15 points is nothing special=the average daily range is about 15POINTS...2 times the daily average=30 points )...
15 S&P points =cover 1/4 of position...
...then 30 S&P points = CheckMate...cover 1/4...
... 60 S&P points =doubleCheckMate cover/close 1/4...
... 90 S&P points = tripleCheckMate...
... 120 S&P points= quadCheckMate...
Goal is 30 points on any position...a tripleCheckMate is few and far between...a quadCheckMate...very rare.
http://stockcharts.com/c-sc/sc?s=%24SPX&p=15&yr=0&mn=0&dy=5&i=p76620161221&a=592227579&r=1525359951681
Maybe its as simple as you'd like to make it...simple game of Chess
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/uploads/2011/6/29/nuunulegalsmate2.gif