Blue chip stocks (SPY) closed the latest regular session at $106.66, up 0.2% from the prior close.
In total, 4.4 billion shares were traded on the three major U.S. stock exchanges. That's about 2 percent more than the day before.
Mediawatch: News reports says the European debt crisis and the government's U.S. employment report caused shares to decline. Repeat after me: The debt crisis is not new. Employment is a lagging indicator. Not new. Lagging indicator. All priced into the market before, unless traders are terribly, terribly stupid.
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'll start looking at March covered calls and diagonals. I allow myself to trade unhedged call and put option purchases that expire in April or later. No economic reports are scheduled for Monday release. My portfolio consists of: |
Enjoy the weekend!
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