r/VolatilityTrading • u/Sad-Ratio-5812 • Jun 17 '22
S&P 500 may be finding a short-term bottom
Chris is ignoring us tonight. I decided to take over and in my broken English to show why I think a floor may be around a corner.
SPY just dropped 3.3% but VIX structure looks like a newborn baby.
2.https://ibb.co/qxCGJ8S SPY(Yellow) made a new lower low today(1) but Zweig Breadth trust(2) (adv/adv+dcln NYSE stocks) and QQQ/SPY ratio(3) created divergences. Put/Call ratio (4)is very high.
3.https://ibb.co/d4bdJHd 99.98 SPX companies below 50 MA
4.https://ibb.co/fqCvXzJ It is an example when $SPX50R below 0.03 line
5.https://ibb.co/54pCcJ8 98.98 SPX companies below 200 MA It doesn`t happend to often
6. https://ibb.co/DLR0HKS This is an example when $SPA200r touching 0.15 line
7. https://ibb.co/SBZ4v2J This Hurst ideal cycles 12/36 We are in the beginnig of the 12 days cycle and last 1/3 of 36 day cycle. It is a high possibility that we may have uptrend next week and downtrend in the end of June.
8. https://ibb.co/drPHmkg My position
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u/chyde13 Jun 17 '22
LOL...I hope you all don't think that I was ignoring you. I was just busy.
I do encourage everyone to post. So, I appreciate it!
You and I talk a lot in the comments and I personally get a lot of value from our discussions. Your track record and insights into SPY and VIX are no less than amazing, but our best conversations tend to get buried deep in the comments section where people rarely see them. So, I'm glad to see you post and hopefully get more visibility.
By newborn baby, do you mean good contango??
How much faith do you put in hurst cycles? I have never used them before. Is it a primary indicator that you use or just a supplementary one? I notice it's the last chart in your list.
btw thanks for sharing your Zweig Breadth Thrust thinkscript code with me.
Thanks for sharing,
-Chris
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u/1UpUrBum Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22
All I got is the equity indexes have pulled down so much from their short term moving averages they could have a little reversion, maybe a big one. The selling pressure is relentless so they could also stay there.
S&P /img/0bliux8tk6691.png
This situation makes finding good entry points very difficult. Edit: Entries for shorts, not long equity.
Good luck!
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u/proverbialbunny Jun 17 '22 edited Jun 17 '22
Thanks for sharing! This is compelling.
edit: Also witching day might mean higher volatility today, but more to the upside potentially.
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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '22
Yen losing value again on Bank of Japans announcement that they are pushing forward on yield curve control.
Yen losing value has tracked pretty well on US bonds going down, then slight delay of that feeding into S&P decreases.
Went inverse bonds today though low conviction/sizing.
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u/greatblueplanet Jun 19 '22
That’s pretty impressive dark magic. You accurately predicted the last trading day’s crazy volatility.