Equity Investors Nervousness Calms a Bit… Now What
Equity investors seem to have "gotten a grip" on themselves the past few days. Yes, there have been some equity price gyrations, but the moves both up and down have been…
Natural Gas Update
Back on November 14, we noted that the price of natural gas had been in a trading range for years. From our perspective, there is a wide long-term trading range…
Is it Time to Sell Volatility?
The month of October will go down as a surprise and shock to many investors. We at theOptionsEdge.Com are always a bit skeptical on extended bull moves and whenever it…
Equity Prices Smashed, What’s Next?
Everything has gone macro. As the larger equity market sells off, the company-specific news is being ignored by investors. So today, we will discuss what is next for the Dow…
Now That Did Not Take Long
Last week, we presented an analysis concerning rising interest rates and the probable change in global money flows. It is fundamentally clear that the prognosticators on Wall Street do not…
Update | Netflix (NFLX)
On Friday, Mike took a second look at a trade in Netflix he initially discussed 2 weeks ago. On 14-September-2017, NFLX closed the days trading $365.56 a share and show…
The Big Bank’s Beat on Earnings but Stocks Take A Beating | What’s Ahead for Morgan Stanley (MS)
Friday was a big day for banks reporting earnings. The reports were good but the street was disappointed and their stock prices fell. Now Morgan Stanley is on the radar…
Is the Equity Market Attempting to Please Everyone?
The equity markets have been sending out mixed signals and trading in a way that does not occur very often. It seems that the price action of the various broad market…
Is FaceBook About to do a Face Plant?
Yesterday, Carter Worth & Michael Khouw talked about Facebook and shared their concerns about the name on Options Action. He pointed out that the stock is not attracting capital and…
As the Worm Turns The Market Squirms
Ever since the equity markets bottomed in March of 2009, prices have moved relentlessly higher. The price trend from the lower left to the upper right marched on without regard to…