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Sunday Setups - 1/7
Kicking off the new year with some good potential. We are in the buy zone!
Happy Sunday,
To make your Monday more enjoyable, we’ve prepared some Fresh Trade Ideas for you. They go nicely with a freshly squeezed glass of lemonade!
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Alright, is that sugar kicking in? Let’s find some edge!
Market Review
Before we dive in to the individual trades that I am looking to take, I want to do a quick review of where the markets stand. Understanding the overall market trend will help guide us with how we approach these trades.
/ES (S&P Futures)
Trend looks bullish, and I don’t want to fight it.
Daily chart of S&P Futures
However, there is some risk to the downside, based on the Put/Call Ratio. When the 10 day simple moving average of the Put/Call Ratio gets below 0.8, the probability of a pull-back increases. You can see this in action in the chart below. Top of the chart is the Put/Call Ratio, the purple line is the 10 day sma, & the bottom chart is the SPY.
The pullback we saw last week might just be a buying opportunity as price held the 21 day exponential moving average on the /ES. If we get a break lower, I’m looking at $4600 & $4540 to the downside - the mean (21ema). However, I am still leaning bullish and will ensure my entries are as close to the underlying stock’s 21ema as possible to be a bit more conservative.
Weekly Chart of the S&P Futures
Again - there is nothing bearish about new all time highs, and the trend remains in-tact. I am just noting the risk of a pullback as a reason to be a bit more conservative on entries.
Alright, let’s get back to the main show. Here is what I’m trading this week.
This week’s Trade Ideas
1.) APO Long
Daily Chart Setup
Reasoning:
Bullish Trend (8 ema > 21 ema > 34 ema); trading with the trend
Daily Squeeze with positive momentum, which means a higher probability of making a larger move.
Near all-time highs, which indicates there is likely more demand than supply
My Levels:
Entry Zone: $91.5 - $93.5
8 ema (blue line in chart) to the 34 ema (green line in chart)
The current price is above the entry zone, so will be patient for entry
Targets: $97 - $102
T1: $97
T2: $100
T3: $102
All of these are based on fibonacci clusters from prior swings
APO Options Strategies
**reminder: exits are theoretically priced two weeks out, but the price of the underlying is the primary trigger for taking the trade off. Entry is priced at the 8 ema.
Long Calls (Delta 72, 41 Days to Expiration, $90 Strike)
Entry: BUY +1 APO 100 16 FEB 24 90 CALL @5.80 LMT
Exit T1: SELL -1 APO 100 16 FEB 24 90 CALL @8.15 LMT
Exit T2: SELL -1 APO 100 16 FEB 24 90 CALL @10.70 LMT
Exit T3: SELL -1 APO 100 16 FEB 24 90 CALL @12.50 LMT
Call Debit Spread (Buying $95 & Selling $100 strikes, 41 Days to Expiration)
Entry: BUY +1 VERTICAL APO 100 16 FEB 24 95/100 CALL @1.70 LMT
Exit T1: SELL -1 VERTICAL APO 100 16 FEB 24 95/100 CALL @2.50 LMT
Exit T2: SELL -1 VERTICAL APO 100 16 FEB 24 95/100 CALL @3.20 LMT
Exit T3: SELL -1 VERTICAL APO 100 16 FEB 24 95/100 CALL @3.60 LMT
2.) WH Long
Daily Chart Setup
Reasoning:
Bullish Trend (8 ema > 21 ema > 34 ema); trading with the trend
Daily Squeeze, which means a higher probability of making a larger move.
My Levels:
Entry Zone: $78.5 - $80
Current price down to the 34 ema (green line in chart)
The current price is in the entry zone, now that it is at the 8 ema. Slightly more aggressive entry at the 8.
Targets: $82.5 - $87
T1: $82.5
T2: $87
All of these are based on fibonacci clusters from prior swings. There are some targets higher at 89, 94, and 102 but those are longer term.
WH Options Strategies
**reminder: exits are theoretically priced two weeks out, but the price of the underlying is the primary trigger for taking the trade off.
Long Calls (Delta 75, 41 Days to Expiration, $75 Strike)
Entry: BUY +1 WH 100 16 FEB 24 75 CALL @6.00 LMT
Exit T1: SELL -1 WH 100 16 FEB 24 75 CALL @7.70 LMT
Exit T2: SELL -1 WH 100 16 FEB 24 75 CALL @12.00 LMT
3.) HWM Long
Daily Chart Setup
Reasoning:
Bullish Trend (8 ema > 21 ema > 34 ema); trading with the trend
Daily Squeeze with positive momentum, which means a higher probability of making a larger move.
Near all-time highs, which indicates there is likely more demand than supply
My Levels:
Entry Zone: $52.4 - $53.4
8 ema (blue line in chart) down to the 34 ema (green line in chart)
The current price is slightly above the entry zone
Targets: $56
T1: $56
All of these are based on fibonacci clusters from prior swings
HWM Options Strategies
**reminder: exits are theoretically priced two weeks out, but the price of the underlying is the primary trigger for taking the trade off.
Long Calls (Delta 84, 41 Days to Expiration, $50 Strike)
Entry: BUY +1 HWM 100 16 FEB 24 50 CALL @3.30 LMT
Exit T1: SELL -1 HWM 100 16 FEB 24 50 CALL @6.30 LMT
There will likely be a few more alerts this week, as there are a lot of setups that fit into my trading plan. I’ll keep you posted!
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