My Swing Trading Approach
The market is rallying following mid-term election results that give the United States a divided government with the House going back to the Democrats. This was pretty much priced in over the past month, and now, should the early morning strength hold, I’ll look to add 1-2 new positions to the portfolio today.
Tuesday’s Swing-Trade Ideas:
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Long FedEx (FDX)
Long NetEase (NTES)
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Short California Resources (CRC)
Indicators
- Volatility Index (VIX) – VIX remains elevated, but little movement over the last three trading sessions. A rally in the market today could threaten the 10/17 lows.
- T2108 (% of stocks trading above their 40-day moving average): Strength in the T2108 has been quite impressive since the lows were established last month. There has been no sign of it letting up, and showing more improvement under the surface than what the indices are leading us to believe.
- Moving averages (SPX): Big day for the bulls as the 20-day moving average was broken in a dramatic way. Look for a test of the 200-day MA today.
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Sectors to Watch Today
First time in a while that I’ve seen Industrials have led the way higher for the bulls. Staples continues to surge and while Technology finished higher yesterday, it hasn’t recovered a ton off of the 10/29 lows. Financials have seen one of its best rallies of the year, and poised to test the 50-day moving average. Discretionary showing a potential inverse head and shoulders pattern.
My Market Sentiment
SPX is getting near short-term overbought territory, which hasn’t been seen since late September. I am interested in seeing whether the bulls can break and hold the 200-day moving average.
S&P 500 Technical Analysis
Current Stock Trading Portfolio Balance
- 1 Long Position