Historically, it tends to be a down day of the week on an up day of the month in an up month. . . .
In this period my rules allow trades in March calendar and vertical spreads. Butterfly and diagonal spreads, as well as covered calls, are off the table for now. I'm trading April expiration options for unhedged call and put purchases. These economic reports will be released:
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- CVS, iron condor, p28/-p31/-c34/c36
- ERTS, iron condor, p15/-p16/-c18/c19
- MCO, covered call, s/-c30
- PALM, covered call, s/-c13
Mediawatch: CNNmoney says stocks fell because traders don't think the GDP growth will continue; AP agrees but also credits falling tech stocks. Of course, SPY began to fall on the minute chart about two hours after the GDP release, and long after the techs had begun to fall. Do the journalists writing these stories NOT have access to intra-day charts? Just asking.
In total, 4.7 billion shares were traded on the three major U.S. stock exchanges.
Enjoy the weekend.
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