Blue chip stocks (SPY) closed the latest regular session at $107.22, up 1.3% from the prior close.
In total, 3.1 billion shares were traded on the three major U.S. stock exchanges. That's about 29 percent less than on Friday.
Mediawatch: AP credits Tuesday's rise to the European debt crisis, just as it credited Monday's fall to the European debt crisis. So, a 1.3% rise vs a 0.7% decline means that we are now 0.6% net optimistic about whether the EU will help Greece solve its problems. Question: Did anyone really thing the EU wouldn't help Greece solve its problems? Just asking.
On the jump, rules, econ reports, portfolio and a good book . . .
My rules allow trades today in March iron condors and covered calls, along with butterfly, calendar and vertical spreads. I allow myself to trade unhedged call and put option purchases that expire in April or later. These economic reports will be released:
February expiry: | Explains where Marxism stands today following the collapse of the state capitalist regime in the Soviet Union. Must reading in the wake of the collapse of capitalist finance. |
- CSCO, iron condor, p22/-p23/-c25/c26
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