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JetFueledThoughts
Superstar
If $SPY dips into the 350s it’ll be the first time it’s been there since November 2020 
trap101-ETHout-Allegri-In
All Star
This is a good time to look back at some of the changes in the past two years.
Remember when SPAC's ran the seen.
Errrything nice when markets are only going up and borrwing money is cheap... .. folks forgot about 2008...
@chineebai any thoughts on this:
What's going on October 21st? Why do the puts for SPY slow down there...
www.barchart.com
Also the FOMC doesn't meet next month. They're off until November 1-2nd.
The CPI for October drops on Oct 13th.
The only thing I see as of now, are some numbers for state unemployment.
What's going on October 21st? Why do the puts for SPY slow down there...
SPY - S&P 500 SPDR ETF Put/Call Ratio - Barchart.com
S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) Option Put/Call Volume, Put/Call Open Interest, and Put/Call Ratios to spot long and short option trends.
www.barchart.com
The CPI for October drops on Oct 13th.
The only thing I see as of now, are some numbers for state unemployment.
As an options trader, I don’t pay attention to call put ratios, it’s meaningless and just guessing. It could mean retail traders looking for a quick buck or commercial traders going on the offensive. All I pay attention to is the price of the equity, that’s the best piece of data. A lot of traders make the mistake of micro analyzing options action. I look at the underlying stock and then make my trades.@chineebai any thoughts on this:
What's going on October 21st? Why do the puts for SPY slow down there...
Also the FOMC doesn't meet next month. They're off until November 1-2nd.SPY - S&P 500 SPDR ETF Put/Call Ratio - Barchart.com
S&P 500 SPDR (SPY) Option Put/Call Volume, Put/Call Open Interest, and Put/Call Ratios to spot long and short option trends.
The CPI for October drops on Oct 13th.
The only thing I see as of now, are some numbers for state unemployment.
Macro is fukking horrifying and it’s perplexing how retail is 
at the thought of using this to “buy the dip”….
Recessions go in
H (housing)(wrecked)
O (New Orders) (wrecked)
P (Profits) (estimates have been coming down and they will continue once’s actual that were previously guided down miss)
E (employment).
at the thought of using this to “buy the dip”….Recessions go in
H (housing)(wrecked)
O (New Orders) (wrecked)
P (Profits) (estimates have been coming down and they will continue once’s actual that were previously guided down miss)
E (employment).
Buy the dipMacro is fukking horrifying and it’s perplexing how retail is
Recessions go in
H (housing)(wrecked)
O (New Orders) (wrecked)
P (Profits) (estimates have been coming down and they will continue once’s actual that were previously guided down miss)
E (employment).
Ok so what should ppl be doing then?
If this is regarding the above posts.
It’s not even about “what should we be doing” my statement is more so about how i personally believe *a sizable portion* of people are expecting ‘08 / Covid march ‘20 prices with ‘2H20 + 21’ labor conditions, wether they realize that or not.
And the kicker is their isn’t a “fed put” this time.
if you don’t mind, can you elaborate?
