$30,000 Millionaire said:

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S&P futures down 18 handles. Guess Chinese tension concerns is one of the only things that can weigh down this market.

For those that are following, China is seeking to assert greater authority in Hong Kong, which could impact US/CN relations.

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China escorted out the democratic candidate by literally dragging him away screaming and then forced a vote for the pro communist candidate surround by a security force.

They are flat out taking over HK by violating the agreement.

If Hang Seng had a big selloff from institution positions wouldnt that newly available cash potentially be looking for a new market (US)? So demand would rise causing prices to go uo?

Bought ROKU $111.75. Downgrade by a nobody to clear the channel. If Correct we see $114 today and then the start of a breakout move back upward.

Cheap options Friday allow for low cost put protection or lotto.

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How do you buy options pre market? I know that you've explained before so sorry for not going back to find it. I was thinking the same play on Roku

You don't. Only stock.

What's your play once we breakout? Sell the $111 take the profits and get back in at $114?

Ragoo said:

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You don't. Only stock.

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Oh for some reason I thought he had mentioned before that he bought options pre and post market hours. I didn't think you could but swore I read that somewhere on here. Maybe not though

You can trade SPY options 15 minutes post market.

He buys SPY. Those are open until fifteen after close.

ES Mini S&P are traded overnight. The rest is as described by posts above.

Ragoo said:

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You can trade SPY options 15 minutes post market.

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Thanks! That's what I remember seeing now. Much appreciated!

You don't say Joe?

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/22/economic-recovery-from-coronavirus-is-a-long-way-away-joe-biden-says.html

He is just throwing out buzz words on CNBC right now

Since you asked, this is what I'm tinkering with now. This gives me a list of returns which I'm then putting into a watchlist. I can then skim these charts to look for setups I'm desiring. I'm looking for stocks that have ramped up and then started consolidating. (ie: trending up in a strong manner, then go into a sideways pattern or darvas box style trade for a time period without pulling back). If I notice this I can dive deeper and see if it's a setup I want to work with. 10 stocks I listed yesterday that resulted with this, the only one I think I'm going to continue to dive deeper into is $SMAR. Not necessarily executing a trade with it, but will monitor

Now this info is good to scan but I'm also utilizing the TTM_Squeeze indicator to monitor if the condition we're looking for is executing (a move in the direction I'm expecting).

MOAR PRO PROTIPS!!

If you have the ability to filter by standard deviations above/below those MAs, better way to look for trend or mean reversion opportunities.

NVDA upgrade season

That seems good

IrishTxAggie said:

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NVDA upgrade season

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Honest question - how does an analyst raise a target to $260 on a stock currently at $351 and climbing?

claym711 said:

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If you have the ability to filter by standard deviations above/below those MAs, better way to look for trend or mean reversion opportunities.

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Thank you Clay, I'll see if I can get those filters.

(I really appreciate your perspective too so don't stay in the shadows so much, without the yang there is no ying.)

tk for tu juan said:

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He is just throwing out buzz words on CNBC right now

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This. It was an incoherent string of Democrat buzz phrases.

Spaceship said:

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tk for tu juan said:

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He is just throwing out buzz words on CNBC right now

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This. It was an incoherent string of Democrat buzz phrases.

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If he really is the candidate, he's going to be eaten alive during debates...he's terrible when having to think for himself

McInnis 03 said:

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claym711 said:

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If you have the ability to filter by standard deviations above/below those MAs, better way to look for trend or mean reversion opportunities.

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Thank you Clay, I'll see if I can get those filters.

(I really appreciate your perspective too so don't stay in the shadows so much, without the yang there is no ying.)

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I think it's under studies->statistical->standard deviation channel

That is the MS I remember. Thanks dude.

McInnis 03 said:

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Since you asked, this is what I'm tinkering with now. This gives me a list of returns which I'm then putting into a watchlist. I can then skim these charts to look for setups I'm desiring. I'm looking for stocks that have ramped up and then started consolidating. (ie: trending up in a strong manner, then go into a sideways pattern or darvas box style trade for a time period without pulling back). If I notice this I can dive deeper and see if it's a setup I want to work with. 10 stocks I listed yesterday that resulted with this, the only one I think I'm going to continue to dive deeper into is $SMAR. Not necessarily executing a trade with it, but will monitor

Now this info is good to scan but I'm also utilizing the TTM_Squeeze indicator to monitor if the condition we're looking for is executing (a move in the direction I'm expecting).

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Have you been using the squeeze for a while? How are you liking it?

BABA could be closing the gap back to 204.5. Could be a short and then take it from demand to the upside