Tuesday, March 12, 2013
I Can Almost Taste the Profits...
It was so, so close! Are we on the edge of a precipitous market correction?
The DJIA closed a mere 2.77 points higher, equating to a negligible +0.02%. Meanwhile, the S&P and Nasdaq both closed in the red. Whilst trading volume is still low, S&P closing volume increased to 86.32% of its 10-day average. This is approximately 20% higher vs. daily volume over the past 3 to 4 days. Is the spike in volume prescient of an imminent market decline?
I tallied up open interest on SPY calls expiring 16 March 2013 from the 153 to 157 strike prices. 837,680 call contracts are still open, representing about 10% of outstanding SPY shares. On the put side, 380,696 contracts remain open. Will these calls get cooked over the next few days or will my fun as a semi-bear be cut 'short'? Bwahahahaha...
+0.07% SBA
-0.01% Roth IRA
+0.02% DJIA
-0.32% Nasdaq
-0.24% S&P
+0.11% FTSE
-0.05% Eurofirst
-0.28% Nikkei
-1.04% Shanghai
+0.60% WTI
-0.52% Brent
+0.90% Gold
+6.14% VIX
-0.30% DJT
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